Grammar
They ___ (play) football yesterday.
played
Apakah kamu menonton film tadi malam?
Did you watch the movie last night?
“Break a leg!” means
Good luck!
ship - sheep
/ʃɪp/ - /ʃiːp/
To take something and return it later
Borrow
They ___ breakfast yesterday.
(have) (present perfect)
had had
Neha mengundang teman-temannya dipesta pernikahannya.
Neha invites her friends on her wedding party.
The test was very easy. It was
a piece of cake
event - even
/ɪˈvent/ - /ˈiːvən/
What is the antonym of “ancient”?
Modern
Sarah bought a new laptop yesterday.
How many new laptop did Sarah buy yesterday?
Begga adalah adiknya Dewa
Begga is Dewa's little brother.
We need to hit the road before it gets dark.
to leave a place or start a journey.
know - no - now - nose
/noʊ/ - /noʊ/ - /naʊ/ - /noʊz/
Feeling sure about yourself or your abilities.
Confident
Yesterday, I ___ (wake) up late, so I ___ (not/have) breakfast at home and ___ (buy) some bread on my way to school.
woke – didn't have – bought
Pemburu itu sedang menembak dua rusa besar di hutan kemarin.
That hunter was shooting two big deer in thw forest
This designer bag costs an arm and a leg.
to be very expensive.
busy - bees - buzz
/ˈbɪzi/ - /biːz/ - /bʌz/
Neha was exhausted after running for two hours.
very tired
Although she usually ___ (eat) breakfast at 7 a.m., she ___ (not/eat) anything yesterday because she ___ (be) late for school.
eats – didn't eat – was
Jika saya sudah tahu tentang acara itu kemarin, saya akan datang.
If I had known about the event yesterday, I would have come.
Losing that job was actually a blessing in disguise because I found a better one later.
A blessing in disguise means something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good later.
Big black bears bring big brown bread.
/bɪɡ blæk berz brɪŋ bɪɡ braʊn bred/
Having a strong decision to achieve something.
Determined