i can see it in your eyes,
i can see it in your smile,
you're all I've ever wanted, (and) my arms are open wide...
*singing hello by Lionel Richie*
well, oldies music is quite soothing to listen now...
hehehe...
so yeah, it is all about last or finale of the great subject...
Cultural Diversity...
Hence, if you got any questions about this subject, please...
do share your confused, astonishing questions here...
we can discuss and share our confusion together...
hehhee....
Happiness is never stopping to think if you are
- Palmer Sondreal
Hmmm,I love this song...yeah,I'm a sucker for oldies!!!
ReplyDeletei can't deny oldies is much better. not to mention Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Peabo Bryson, Luther Vandross...
Deletewow, ok...
i got to admit i was born in the wrong era.
hahha...
exctly Amir...especially after looking at the way u recite a poem today....awesome...=)
Deleteyes...amir is awesome...!!thanks coz supporting our group Amir....^^
DeleteHehehe,at least I've company....!
ReplyDeleteI love Luther too :) dance with my father is epic!
ReplyDeleterevision session helped me narrowing down my scope of reading...thnks Mam...but it would have been helpful if you reveal a lil bit of the exam questions....all of us would have loved u even more than usual....hehehehhe....=P
ReplyDeleteHehehe,think you love me enough already...don 't know how I'd cope if you guys loved me more,more and more,hehehe....nice try,Nisha.... Hehehe...
Deletehehehehe.....but the tips were helpful enuf madam..thank you....=)
Deletei have a question.let say if the circle comes out for section B.can it be like,1point,circle 1.and etc...as it goes on??
ReplyDeleteFirst of all,answer what the circles are all about in general,then discuss the different circles separately,eg.inner,etc,etc....yakshinee....
ReplyDeletenoted mdm ;)
DeleteThanks a lot for the exm tips mdm...you do help us a lot....appreciate it..^^
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure,Malisa.
ReplyDeleteFor a start,please post vocabulary and sentences in Br.English and give it's equivalent in American English....I'm sure this will help many students....
vishalini
ReplyDeleteBritish - American
advertisement - commercial
curriculum vitae - resume
cupboard - closet
coach - bus
football - soccer
garden - yard
Fadwa,remember,you wanted some examples?Well,Visha has posted the above...in fact if you google American/British English,you'll get all the information you require...
ReplyDeleteAny other questions,please post them here...
anybody could help me with Whorfian hypothesis?
ReplyDeletei thought i really understand this topic but the fact is not...
i know linguistic relativity is based on our personal judgement & linguistic determinism is based on culture....
but then, i end up to think that both are the same....
i couldn't elaborate more..
really need help!!
nina i replied you ,int he latest post.go check it out
DeleteBritish English - American English
ReplyDeleteanti-clockwise - counter-clockwise
biscuit - cookie
bonnet (car) - hood
car park - parking lot
chips - french fries
dustbin - garbage can, trash can
flat tyre - flat tire
holiday - vacation
lift - elevator
lorry - truck
mad - crazy/ insane
main road - highway
maize - corn
motorbike - motorcycle
nappy - diaper
post - mail
postbox - mailbox
rubbish - garbage/trash
taxi - cab
sweets - candy
hope this helps u guys in your revision...
source: http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/british-american.htm
check it out! for more examples...:-)