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Rabu, 29 Mei 2013
Certainty adalah suatu keadaan, dimana kita benar-benar percaya atau tidak meragukan sama sekali tentang sesuatu. Sedangkan, Uncertainty adalah kebalikannya.
Expressing certainty
Ketika kita yakin bahwa sesuatu akan terjadi atau tidak akan terjadi, kita bisa menggunakan ungkapan - ungkapan sebagai berikut:
Contohnya untuk pertanyaan sebagai berikut:
"Will John pass the exam?"
Anda bisa menjawabnya:
Yes,
|
I'm
|
absolutely sure
quite sure certain positive |
he will.
|
definitely.
certainly. of course. | |||
atau
No,
|
I'm
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absolutely sure
quite sure certain positive |
he won't.
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definitely not.
certainly not. of course not. | |||
Expressing uncertainty
Ketika anda tidak yakin apakah sesuatu akan terjadi atau tidak, anda bisa menggunakaan ungkapan sebagai berikut:
Contoh pertanyaan:
"Will John follow a career in business?"
Anda bisa menjawabnya
Well,
|
it's possible,
it's impossible, it might be, it might not be, it could happen, |
I suppose,
|
but
|
I wouldn't like to say for certain.
I'm not sure I doubt it. I have my own doubts. it's doubtful. It's highly / very unlikely. |
you never know of course,
no one can know for certain. I can't tell you for sure. | ||||
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Hands-on approach
This method will require you to modify the registry, and if that puts a knot in your stomach,
you should move on to the next section.
you should move on to the next section.
Step 1: Open the Windows Start menu and enter regedit into the search bar.
Step 2: Right click on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and select Find.
Step 3: Search for OEMBackground, which should be in ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionAuthentication
LogonUIBackground.
If the key does not exist, add a new DWORD value with the name OEMBackground.
LogonUIBackground.
If the key does not exist, add a new DWORD value with the name OEMBackground.
Step 4: Double click on the entry OEMBackground, and change the value from 0 to 1.
Step 5: Open Windows Explorer and go to the following path: %windir%system32oobe.
Step 6: Create a new folder named info, and open it.
Step 7: Create a new folder within info named backgrounds.
Step 8: Rename your desired wallpaper as backgroundDefault.jpg and place it inside the folder
backgrounds (images must be less than 245KB in size).
backgrounds (images must be less than 245KB in size).
That should do the trick, now just lock your PC, log off or reboot and enjoy.
Third-party software
If you are uncomfortable with manually tinkering with the registry -- or simply have better things
to be doing with your time -- we understand. Various third-party applications can change
Windows 7's default logon wallpaper, but our personal favorite is Tweak.com's Logon Changer.
to be doing with your time -- we understand. Various third-party applications can change
Windows 7's default logon wallpaper, but our personal favorite is Tweak.com's Logon Changer.
The software is ridiculously easy to use, doesn't require installation, and it even has built-in tools
to automatically resize and recompress your images while leaving the original file untouched.
The Logon Changer also lets you quickly change your logon wallpaper back to the Windows 7 default.
to automatically resize and recompress your images while leaving the original file untouched.
The Logon Changer also lets you quickly change your logon wallpaper back to the Windows 7 default.
Start by downloading the app here, and then unzip the executable. Run the program and it should
present you with a preview of your logon screen along with a few self-explanatory options:
"Change Logon Screen" lets you browse to a new image, "Test" will bring up your logon screen,
"Revert to Default Logon Screen" reapplies Windows 7's original wallpaper.
present you with a preview of your logon screen along with a few self-explanatory options:
"Change Logon Screen" lets you browse to a new image, "Test" will bring up your logon screen,
"Revert to Default Logon Screen" reapplies Windows 7's original wallpaper.
Minggu, 17 Maret 2013
Expressing agreement / disagreement
Classify the following expressions showing agreement or
disagreement in the table below.
-I agree completely (with what you say).
-That’s just what I think.
-I couldn’t agree more.
-You can’t really be serious!
-Come off it!
-In my opinion, you are right.
-That’s my opinion, too.
-I couldn’t agree more. You bet!
-I disagree with what you’re saying.
-I don’t see it that way.
-I couldn’t disagree more.
-You’ve got to be joking!
-There’s no doubt about it.
-You can say that again!
Choose the letter that is the best response to each statement.
- I’m tired.
A. Either is we.
B. We are, too.
C. We aren’t either.
- I love parties.
A. I do, too.
B. I don’t, too.
C. I don’t either.
- I don’t like funerals.
A. I do, too.
B. I don’t either.
C. Either do I.
- She likes her birthday party.
A. We like either.
B. We do, too.
C. We don’t either.
Activity
Write statements that make these expressions true for you.
- I agree with you a hundred percent.
- I couldn’t agree with you more.
- ..I’m afraid I disagree with you.
- I’m afraid I can’t agree with you.
5. I couldn’t disagree with you more.
6. She can’t either.
7. We are, too.
Lesson core
Choose the letter or letters that best answer each question.
Which of the following statements
express agreement?
a) I disagree with what you’re saying.
b) I agree with you.
c) I couldn’t agree with you more.
d) You’re right.
Which of the following statements
express disagreement?
a) I don’t agree.
b) I can’t argue with that.
c) I’m afraid I can’t agree on that.
d) I really agree with you.
Which of the following statements
are incorrect?
a) I don’t like the reception either.
b) She comes to the party, too.
c) I don’t eat sandwiches, too.
d) I can dance either.
Which of the following statements
express positive agreement?
a) I do, too.
b) She does, too.
c) I don’t either.
d) She doesn’t either.
Materi tentang Giving and Responding to compliments (Memberi dan menanggapi pujian)
Definitions :
Giving and responding to compliments
(Memberi dan menanggapi suatu pujian)
Giving
compliments Comments intended response to the work of someone whose only
objective was to describe or explain the work of the person. The
work referred to here is the work of information, including news, stories,
articles, speeches, issues, and so on.
To comment on the issue is not only the origin. Comments can only be delivered if the full information obtained from this problem. Not only that, comments can be submitted only when a logical reason to have a taste or in reason.
If seen from the way penyampainnya, comments were divided two kinds, namely verbal comments and comments in writing. Examples of written comments is often seen on the internet. On the internet media works someone who can not do comments, either orally, in writing only. Later examples of verbal commentary that is often seen is on campus. Students comment on what the faculty, students commented that the group made a presentation to the class, and so on.
How to respond to existing problems procedures. Comments made politely so as not to offend the people who commented. Feedback or comments are also presented logically and with good reason.
If the views of its kind, the kind of divided into 3 types of comments, such as:
Praise, praise is something the recognition of one's advantage or benefit of a work. Praise is an appreciation of the worshipers who is credited for his work. Usually this is followed by a word of praise, incredible, wow, etc.
Saran, Saran is the opinion of one of the works created by someone. Provide suggestions on the proposed suggestion of someone who should be considered or reconsidered. Usually followed by the words must, must, etc.
To comment on the issue is not only the origin. Comments can only be delivered if the full information obtained from this problem. Not only that, comments can be submitted only when a logical reason to have a taste or in reason.
If seen from the way penyampainnya, comments were divided two kinds, namely verbal comments and comments in writing. Examples of written comments is often seen on the internet. On the internet media works someone who can not do comments, either orally, in writing only. Later examples of verbal commentary that is often seen is on campus. Students comment on what the faculty, students commented that the group made a presentation to the class, and so on.
How to respond to existing problems procedures. Comments made politely so as not to offend the people who commented. Feedback or comments are also presented logically and with good reason.
If the views of its kind, the kind of divided into 3 types of comments, such as:
Praise, praise is something the recognition of one's advantage or benefit of a work. Praise is an appreciation of the worshipers who is credited for his work. Usually this is followed by a word of praise, incredible, wow, etc.
Saran, Saran is the opinion of one of the works created by someone. Provide suggestions on the proposed suggestion of someone who should be considered or reconsidered. Usually followed by the words must, must, etc.
GIVING
COMPLIMENTS
Everyone likes to hear compliments.
Compliments make people feel good about themselves, and we all need that at
times. Hotel guests and staff are no exceptions. Guests may give hotel staff
compliments for the quality of their service, for their English ability, for
their appearance in an unique uniform, or for doing something a little extra
for the guest.
A
hotel staff may give a guest a compliment about how they look in a newly
purchased outfit, or for their patience when a problem arises, or for a
beautiful new hair style after visiting a beauty parlor. Look at the
expressions below that can be used when giving and responding to compliments.
Expression
Of Giving Compaliment
Giving
Complaiments
—That’s a very nice …(dress).
—Great job on the …(presentation).
—You look very good in … (that new hair-do).
—This dish is delicious, my compliments to the
chef.
—That … (tie) looks great on you.
—
Responses
to compliments
—How kind of you to say so.
—Thank you.
—I’m glad you like it.
—It was nothing really. (an expression of
modesty and humility)
Learn
the expressions used for giving compliments to others. Practice by saying them
loudly.
—Your performance on the stage is amazing.
—How wonderful to listen to your
great voice.
—How mar vellous .
—Great ! (You look great) / Great for you.
—Terrific ! (Hey, that’s terrific !)
—Fantastic!
—Smashing.
—That’s really remarkable /well done.
—
Now,
learn the expressions use for responding
to compliments.
—It’s very kind of you to say so.
—Thank you.
—I can say how pleased (delighted) I am.
—I’m delighted
to hear that.
—Thank for your compliment.
Dialogue
Staff:
What a beautiful dress, Mrs. Elliot.
Guest:
Thanks, I’m glad you like it.
Staff:
Your new hair-do looks absolutely gorgeous, Mrs. Simpson.
Guest:
How kind of you to say so.
Guest:
My compliments to the chef. This linguine is superb.
Staff:
Thank you ma’am. I’ll be sure to let the chef know.
Guest:
Your English is very good.
Staff:
Thank you very much.
Staff:
Excellent game Mr. Johnson. You really gave me a workout.
Guest:
Thanks, I guess all those private lessons are finally paying off.
Guest:
I really appreciate all the extra work you did on helping us solve that
problem. It truly went above and beyond. My compliments to your work ethic.
Staff: Thank you sir, how kind of you to say so.
In May 2011, the Government's Giving White Paper announced a range of measures to support new and better ways to enable the giving and exchange of time, assets, skills, resources and money, including the Innovation in Giving Fund.
"Our ambition is to stimulate a step change in giving... to make it easier and more compelling to give time and money... to give better support to the trailblazers and innovators."
Francis Maude Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General and Nick Hurd Minister for Civil Society
The Innovation in Giving Fund aims to invest in, support and grow innovative ideas that will bring about a step-change in the giving and exchange of time, assets, skills, resources and money and which have a credible route to being self-sustaining in the longer term. The Fund runs over two years and is managed by Nesta, the UK's Innovation Foundation.
In September 2011 we launched the first round of the Fund with an open call for ideas. Over 440 applications were received and an inspiring range of 32 innovative ideas were backed with over £2.5m. More details of the innovations supported through the first round of the Fund can be found here: http://giving.nesta.org.uk.
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The second round of the Fund will involve a number of different strands of funding, which we will be announcing in stages.
So far we have announced three new opportunities:
Open Innovation Programme
In April we announced a programme to support medium to large charities to scale up existing innovations in giving. Click here for more details.In December 2012, we unveiled the 10 charities that have made it through to the second stage of the Open Innovation Programme. Each will receive funding and a package of non-financial support to take their ideas to scale.
Volunteer Centre Programme
In December 2012 we announced a new strand of the fund that will support volunteer centres to develop and prototype innovations in giving. Click here for more details.Second Call for Ideas
At the end of May 2012 we launched a second open call for ideas focused on game-changing innovations. This resulted in a further 16 new awards to a range of innovative and inspiring projects, which were announced in October 2012.Visit our Giving website to find out more about the awards we have made so far, through both the first and second open calls for ideas and the Open Innovation programme. Find out how our awardees are working to transform giving in the UK, and details of the support each project is receiving through the Innovation in Giving Fund.
Additional opportunities will be announced in the coming months.
Expressing agreement / disagreement
Classify the following expressions showing agreement or
disagreement in the table below.
-I agree completely (with what you say).
-That’s just what I think.
-I couldn’t agree more.
-You can’t really be serious!
-Come off it!
-In my opinion, you are right.
-That’s my opinion, too.
-I couldn’t agree more. You bet!
-I disagree with what you’re saying.
-I don’t see it that way.
-I couldn’t disagree more.
-You’ve got to be joking!
-There’s no doubt about it.
-You can say that again!
Choose the letter that is the best response to each statement.
- I’m tired.
A. Either is we.
B. We are, too.
C. We aren’t either.
- I love parties.
A. I do, too.
B. I don’t, too.
C. I don’t either.
- I don’t like funerals.
A. I do, too.
B. I don’t either.
C. Either do I.
- She likes her birthday party.
A. We like either.
B. We do, too.
C. We don’t either.
Activity
Write statements that make these expressions true for you.
- I agree with you a hundred percent.
- I couldn’t agree with you more.
- ..I’m afraid I disagree with you.
- I’m afraid I can’t agree with you.
5. I couldn’t disagree with you more.
6. She can’t either.
7. We are, too.
Lesson core
Choose the letter or letters that best answer each question.
Which of the following statements
express agreement?
a) I disagree with what you’re saying.
b) I agree with you.
c) I couldn’t agree with you more.
d) You’re right.
Which of the following statements
express disagreement?
a) I don’t agree.
b) I can’t argue with that.
c) I’m afraid I can’t agree on that.
d) I really agree with you.
Which of the following statements
are incorrect?
a) I don’t like the reception either.
b) She comes to the party, too.
c) I don’t eat sandwiches, too.
d) I can dance either.
Which of the following statements
express positive agreement?
a) I do, too.
b) She does, too.
c) I don’t either.
d) She doesn’t either.
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