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#EngGame: Nationality (2)

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Hi, Fellas. This mini game is actually had been performed before. If you missed the first part, you can check it by following this link.

Just like the previous game, I will give the names of the country and you will tell me and the other Fellas the nationality of the people who live in the given country. I will give you 8 clues which are the suffix usually put after the name of the country. They are: “-ian,” “-ean,” “-an,” “-ese,” “-er,” “-ic,” “-ish,” and “–i.”

 Ok, let’s start..

 

  1. Yemen: _______
  2. Luxembourg: ________
  3. New Zealand: ________
  4. Pakistan: _______
  5. Venezuela: ________
  6. Qatar: _______
  7. Myanmar: ________
  8. Denmark: ______
  9. Austria: _______
  10. Germany: _______

ANSWER

  1. Yemeni
  2. Luxembourgish
  3. New Zealander
  4. Pakistani
  5. Venezuelan
  6. Qatari
  7. Bumese
  8. Danish
  9. Austrian
  10. German

Compiled and written by @mettaa_ for @EnglishTips4u on Thursday, March 29, 2018

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#EngQuiz: The Determiners (the, a, an)

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Gary Oldman won an Oscar in the 2018’s ceremony (Pic from mirror.co.uk)

 

Using a determiner the, a, and an can sometimes be tricky. So, let’s have another practice to brush it up. The rules are easy: fill the blanks with the correct determiner.

TIPS: Before you start answering, read this article on determiners: https://englishtips4u.com/2011/08/21/engtips-the-determiners-the-a-an/

  1. Here is _____ useful article about gardening that I found ______ few days ago.
  2. Have you heard? It snowed in _____ Sahara.
  3. He bought me _____ ‘Orange Is the New Black’ DVD box set as _____ birthday gift.
  4. When do you plan to return _____ book to me?
  5. I think I’m going to wear _____ white shirt for _____ interview tomorrow.
  6. After performing for almost 40 years, Gary Oldman finally received _____ Oscar in 2018.
  7. Which one do you think I should take, _____ TOEFL or _____ IELTS?
  8. It’s such _____ honor to perform for _____ Queen.

 

Answers:
1.a, a
Explanation: ‘Useful’ makes a yoo sound, which sounds like there is a consonant ‘y,’ therefore it is ‘a useful article.’ ‘a few days’ is clear enough.

2.the
Explanation: The Sahara is a specific area, only one in the world.

3.an, a
Explanation: ‘Orange Is the New Black’ begins with a vowel, therefore the determiner is ‘an.’ ‘a birthday gift’ is clear enough.

4.the
Explanation: People in the conversation have already known which book the speaker is referring to, so ‘the’ is the correct article.

5.a, the
Explanation: ‘a white shirt’ is the correct form as the shirt was not specified enough. ‘the interview’ is the correct form because it is already specified that it will happen ‘tomorrow.’

6.an
Explanation: ‘Oscar’ begins with a vowel.

7.a, an
Explanation: Both noun refer to general TOEFL/IELTS, but it is also acceptable not to put any articles, since TOEFL & IELTS are already established names.

8.an, the
Explanation: Although ‘honor’ starts with a consonant, the ‘h’ is mute or unread. Therefore, we put ‘an’ as the determiner. For the second part, a nation normally has only one queen, so ‘the Queen’ is the correct form.

 

Compiled by @alicesaraswati for @EnglishTips4U on Monday, 26 March, 2018.

 

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#EngGame: Nationality

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Here I have a little game to play. If some of you are tired and stressed out because you’ve just finished your work or lecture, I hope you’ll will refreshed.

How many nationality do you know in this world? You might have heard of the famous ones such as American, British, Chinese, Korean. But this time, I want to measure your knowledge by letting you guess the nationality for people who live in a country we rarely hear about.

I will give you 8 clues which are the suffix usually put after the name of the country. They are: -ian, -ean, -an, -ese, -er, ic, -ish, and –i. Okay, let’s begin and I will start from the easiest one. I bet you have heard or read about it somewhere.

  1. Belgium = _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Egypt = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Sweden = _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Iraq = _ _ _ _ _
  1. Bangladesh = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Finland = _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Poland = _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Switzerland = _ _ _ _ _
  1. Kuwait = _ _ _ _ _ _ _
  1. Morocco = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

 

Answer:

  1. Belgian
  2. Egyptian
  3. Swedish
  4. Iraqi
  5. Bangladeshi
  6. Finnish
  7. Polish
  8. Swiss*
  9. Kuwaiti
  10. Morrocan
  • You might heard that Swiss is a name of a country. You might also think that Swiss is the other name of Switzerland or Sweden, but apparently Switzerland and Sweden are two different countries. And Swiss is not a country, but a nationality.

 

Compiled and written by @mettaa_ for @EnglishTips4U on Tuesday, January 10, 2017

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#EngGame: So punny

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What appears on Goku’s head when he died and waves upon meeting you?

Halo, Fellas! How are you today? cringes very hard

We’re going to do a fun and cringe-worthy game! Just as the one I mentioned at the start of this article.

 

What is pun?

Do you know what pun is, Fellas? Check out #EngTrivia: About pun to help you understand puns!

Pun, or paranomasia, is some sort of a wordplay joke. It mainly uses homophones or words that have dual meanings.

 

#EngGame: So punny

Well, enough with the introduction. Let’s get some basic rules for our #EngGame! I will state one or two sentences and you finish it with puns!

Let’s start simple:

  1. What did the sea say to the sand?
  2. Why was the toilet paper rolling down the hills?
  3. Why couldn’t the bicycle stand up on its own?
  4. Why does he hate insect jokes?
  5. What happens to the man who got into an accident in the textile factory?
  6. Why is the Grizzly so proud of his den?
  7. Why won’t your teddy bear eat?
  8. What do you call a literate insect?
  9. Why do crabs never give to charity?

Answer:

  1. Nothing, it just waved.
  2. To get to the bottom.
  3. Because it’s two tired.
  4. Because it bugs him.
  5. He’s dyeing now.
  6. He built it with his bear hands.
  7. He is already stuffed.
  8. A spelling bee.
  9. Because they are shellfish.

 

Sorry for all the cringe I made, Fellas! I know some (or all) of them are lame but they entertain me!

 

Compiled by @bintilvice for @EnglishTips4U on Friday, October 28, 2016

 

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#EngQuiz: Guess The Idiom!

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Hi, fellas. What are you up to tonight? If you got nothing to do, stay tuned on our timeline because we’ll have an session.

Today we’ll have an  #EngQuiz called Guess the Idiom. So, I will share a picture of an idiom and the clue, then you have to guess what idiom is it. Today’s idiom theme is falling in love! In this post, I’d simply share the summary of the game. Enjoy! ;)

 

Example:

Clue: someone important

014-big-cheese

Answer: The big cheese

1. Clue: to describe something very briefly.

in-a-nutshell

Answer: in a nutshell.

2. Clue: the one you love the most.

apple-eye-2

Answer: The apple of (one’s) eyes.

3. Clue: to tell a secret to someone who is not supposed to know about it.

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Answer: spill the bean

4. Clue: a very easy task.

slice-of-cake-wallpaper-2

Answer: a piece of cake

5.  Clue: a bad person.

bad_egg

Answer: Bad egg

6. Clue: Someone who just sits on the couch watching TV.

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Answer: a couch potato

7. Clue: to treat someone to an expensive meal.

tavarua-island-resort-dinner-wine

Answer: wine and dine

8. Clue: Something one enjoys or does well.

cup-of-tea-hd-wallpaper

Answer: cup of tea

I think it is a wrap for today’s . Anyway, thank you for joining me in this session.

Compiled by @AnienditaR for @EnglishTips4U on September 3, 2016

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#EngQuiz: The Scramble Word

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Do you play Quiz Up, fellas? What’s your favorite category? Let’s play The Scramble Word!

So, I’ll give you some scrambled letters and some options, then you have to choose the right one.

OYNJE =
often
money
honey
enjoy
correct!
IGROACN =
drawing
organic
correct!
rolling
trading
OECSNTN =
consent
correct!
chaotic
scent
absent
TIENATP =
painter
station
patient
correct!
pattern
SREENEU =
resume
ensure
correct!
refuse
screen
NDIEYTIT =
identify
distinct
intimate
identity
correct!
CUSLME =
muscle
correct!
casual
column
myself
FICORNM =
romance
uniform
confirm
correct!
fiction
CDAEED =
deadly
decide
advice
decade
correct!
LSVRIE =
rivals
silver
correct!
virals
evils
NISEGR =
regain
singer
correct!
single
ignore

 

Compiled and written by @AnienditaR at @EnglishTips4u on Saturday, May 28, 2016

 

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#EngGame: Odd One Out

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Tonight we’ll have an #EngGame called Odd One Out. Stay tuned, fellas! :D

So, I’ll drop a group of words and you have to choose which one doesn’t belong to the group. Pretty simple, right? Let’s have fun, fellas! :D

1. Surgeon, doctor, vet, nurse, optician

VET.
A vet works with animals, all the others work with people.

2. Van, car, lorry, bicycle, bus

BICYCLE.
A bicycle is moved by foot pedals, all the others are motorised.

3.  Kindergarten, college, office, school, university

OFFICE
An office is a place of work, all the others are places of education.

4. Leg, ankle, wrist, knee, elbow

LEG.
Leg is not joint, all the others are joints.

5. Love, hatred, fear, greed, anger

GREED
Greed is not an emotion, all the others are emotions.

6. Dog, dolphin, donkey, dragon, dinosaur

DRAGON
Dragon is a mythical creature, all the others are real creatures.

7. Hiccup, blink, sneeze, yawn, chew

CHEW
Chew is a voluntary action, all the others are reflexive actions.

8. Tooth, mice, children, feet, pants

TOOTH
Tooth is singular, all the others are plural.

9. Son, nephew, aunt, uncle, brother

AUNT
Aunt is the only female relative, all the others are male relatives.

10.  Lizard, lion, elephant, parrot, bear

BEAR
Bear is an animal with no tail, all the others have tails.

It’s a wrap, fellas! Thank you for participating. I hope you enjoyed it.

Compiled and written by @AnienditaR at @EnglishTips4u on April 2, 2016

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#EngVocab: Train travel vocabulary

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In this article, I will be sharing some words related to train travel. Let’s start!

  1. Timetable. Meaning: the schedule of arriving and departing trains.
  2. Platform. Meaning: a raised structure along the side of a railroad track where passengers get on and off trains at a station.
  3. Luggage rack. Meaning: a shelf for stowing luggage, typically overhead.
  4. Board. Meaning: to get on a train.
  5. Derail. Meaning: (of a train) to run off the rails.
  6. Railroad. Meaning: a track or set of tracks made of steel rails along which passenger and freight trains run.
  7. Level crossing. Meaning: a place where a railroad and a road, or two railroad lines, cross at the same level.
  8. Ticket Barrier. Meaning: a barrier through which you are allowed to pass only if you scan or insert a valid train ticket into a machine. The machine is called turnstile or baffle gate.

 

Compiled and written by @waitatiri at @EnglishTips4U on Tuesday, February 16, 2016

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#EngGame: Valentine’s Day Vocabulary

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G’ evening, fellas! How was your week? Mine was exhausting, huhu. I hope yours was better than mine. :)

I have prepared some #EngGame about Valentine’s vocabulary for today’s session. Who’s excited?

What you gotta do is fill in the blanks and form a word according to the description given. Shall we start now, fellas?

1. B _ _ _ _ _ _ = an attractively arranged flower that usually given as a present on Valentine’s Day.

2. L_ _ _b_ _ d = two people who are obviously very much in love with each other.

3. C _ _ _ _ = a Roman god of love, often represented by a naked baby boy with wings and love arrow.

4. D _ _ _ _ _ g = an affectionate form of address to a beloved person.

5. U _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ d L _ _ _ = one-sided love.

6. C _ _ _ _ _ _ a = a man with a reputation for having many love adventures.

7. H _ _ _ O _ _ _ H _ _ _ _ = an idiom which means being so infatuated with someone.

8. P _ _ _ _ L _ _ _ = an idiom which means temporary infatuation between young people

9. D _ _ _ _ _ D _ _ _ = a date which involves two couples.

10. L_ _ _ _- d_ _ _ _ = an idiom which means making an excessive display of affection.

Answer

  1. Bouquet
  2. Lovebird
  3. Cupid
  4. Darling
  5. Unrequited-love
  6. Casanova
  7. Head over heals
  8. Puppy love
  9. Double date
  10. Lovey-dovey

It’s a wrap for tonight, fellas. Thank you for your participation and…. have a great weekend! :)

Compiled and written by @AnienditaR at @EnglishTips4u on February 13, 2016

 

 

 

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#EngGame: Spot the mistakes

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“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” ― Oscar Wilde

Everyone must know quotes. I often see the quotes with beautiful, moving, or inspiring messages, as well as… typos or grammatical error.

I saved a few which I found randomly and I’d like to ask you to point out the error or mistake in them. Are you ready?

Here’s our first. Can you spot it?

Pic 1

2.

Pic 2

3.

Pic 3

4.

Pic 4

5.

Pic 5

6.

Pic 6

7.

Pic 7

8.

Pic 8

9.

Pic 9

10.

Pic 10

 

Answer:

  1. With – with – with –> with – will – with
  2. Love’s –> loves
  3. Piece –> peace
  4. Your in my grasp –> you’re in my grasp
  5. Then –> than
  6. Arent, your, to –> aren’t, you’re, too
  7. Peoples –> people’s
  8. Man, happen –> men, happens
  9. Its –> it’s
  10. Excepted –> accepted

 

Compiled and written by @alicesaraswati for @EnglishTips4U on Monday, 4 January, 2016

 

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#EngGame: Guess the idiom!

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Good evening, Fellas! How has your Saturday been? I hope you had an awesome one! Today we’ll have an  #EngGame called “Guess The Idiom.” So, I will share a picture of an idiom and the clue, then you have to guess what idiom is it. Today’s idiom theme is falling in love! In this post, I’d simply share the summary of the game. Enjoy! ;)

1.have the hots for you

Clue: to be strongly attached to someone.

2.

Clue: temporary infatuation between young people.

Example:

  • “At the time I was sure I would marry him when I grew up, but of course, it was just puppy love.“

3.
lovey dovey

Clue: making an excessive display of affection.

Example:

  • “It sickens me to see the couple acting lovey-dovey all the time.”

4.

double dates

Clue: a date which involves two couples.

Example:

  • “He asked me to go on a double date with his brother.”

5.

Clue: to be very much in love with someone.

Example:

  • “It’s obvious that Robin and Barney head over heels in love with each other.”

6.

Match-made-in-heaven

Clue: a relationship that’s likely to be happy and successful.

Example:

  • “Lily and Marshall are really well suited. They are a match made in heaven.”

I think it is a wrap for today’s . Anyway, thank you for joining me in this session. I hope it has been useful for you guys! ;)

ANSWERS:

  1. Have the hots.
  2. Puppy love.
  3. Lovey-dovey.
  4. Double date.
  5. Head over heels.
  6. Match made in heaven.

Compiled and written by @AnienditaR for @EnglishTips4u on Saturday, September 26, 2015.

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#EngGame: Songs of Indonesian in English Translation

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Fellassss! How are you? Did you have anything special today? Perhaps any of you got a new boyfie or girlfriend? LOL. Today, we are gonna have a game – a cheesy game but it’s pretty entertaining if you have a dull (membosankan) evening. This time, we will play a game on songs. What songs? Indonesian songs! But then they are translated into English.

The challenge is, you gotta guess what the titles of the songs are. There will be two clues: the singer and the year of release. Most of the lyrics translated are the refrain and the beginning. So, I’m sure some of you can guess the title of the songs. Ready? Here we go..

(1) God, please.. Only for this time

Give me strength to deep see her eyes

God, please.. Only for this time

Make the day smooth.

The day with her (Sheila on 7, 2010)

(2) Sorry, but I need to leave.

I can’t live with it.

I am not blunt as your kept women.

Thank God you revealed who he really was.

Sorry, we gotta break up. (Krisdayanti, 2007)

(3) Imagine, feel it…

If all the tables turned to you.

Imagine, feel it…

If you were in my shoes. (Maudy Ayunda, 2014)

(4) This is how it feels

For being used to the heart breaks

Do face the suffer

For being used to the hurt (The Rain, 2013)

(5) What is it for? What is love without honesty?

What is it for? What is love without deeds?

It has no meaning. (Maudy Ayunda, 2015)

(6) It has been long alone

It has been long alone that I enjoyed the emptiness

It has been long with no accompany (Kunto Aji, 2014)

(7) Be patient, darling. I will be home

Don’t you listen to the gossips

I promise that I’ll always be with you

Although I am not by your side (Repvblik, 2014)

(8) Half of my soul has gone

All were beautiful yet hurtful at the end

You cheated

You left me, consciously (Anang, 2009)

(9) What is wrong with this song?

Why do I remember you again?

As I can feel..

Your heart’s trembles and steps

Where are they gonna lead me? (Sheila on 7, 2014)

Alrighty! Tetoooot. The time is up. Here are the answers. Check if you guessed them correct.

  1. Hari Bersamanya (Sheila on 7, 2010)
  2. I’m Sorry Goodbye (Krisdayanti, 2007)
  3. Bayangkan Rasakan (Maudy Ayunda, 2014)
  4. Terlatih Patah Hati (The Rain, 2013)
  5. Untuk Apa (Maudy Ayunda, 2015)
  6. Terlalu Lama Sendiri (Kunto Aji, 2014)
  7. Selimut Tetangga (Repvblik, 2014)
  8. Separuh Jiwaku Pergi (Anang, 2009)
  9. Lapang Dada (Sheila on 7, 2014)

Anyway, we should thank all the Indonesian musicians and artists for creating such beautiful songs. Thank youuuu!

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Compiled and written by @wisznu at @EnglishTips4u on September 17, 2015

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#EngGame: Where am I?

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Happy Chinese New Year to those celebrating! :D

 

So how has your day been? Heard everyone is on holiday :)

“@renggasanti: holiday and it’s cold. It was 22°c here…” well it’s 8 degrees in London hehe

“@english_pku: It’s been quite rainy, hopefully a prosperous rain :)” heard it’s luck if it rains on Chinese New Year day :)

Since some of you are bored, let’s do a bit of #EngGame :)

There will be 3 questions that you have to guess the event I am describing :)

Are you ready? :)

Here we go!

 

QUESTIONS

Q1. It’s full of people, I am wearing a hat that I can only wear today, usually its little rope like moved from one side to another by my senior teacher. Which event am I in?

Q2. Everyone would sit on the side of the stage, looking at someone walking from one end to the other, posing, looking fashionable. Where am I?

Q3. It is a big field, people singing shouting supporting their teams, you see the ball kicked from the other side to another. By the keepers when one fails to goal. Where am I?

You have 15 minutes to answer :)

 

 

 

ANSWERS

So we have our answers! Here they are!

A1. I am on my “@youyaa_: graduation day”

A2. I am at a “@tini_tea: Fashion show ”

A3. I am at a “@BhayanRiyan: football match”

 

Did any of you got all answers right? :D

“@tini_tea: Yup!”

Well done to all fellas who have answered all of them well! :)

Hope you had fun tonight with our short #EngGame!

 

Compiled and written by @daedonghae at @EnglishTips4u on February 19, 2015

 

 

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#EngGame: What did you or wish to say to your Valentine?

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Happy Valentine’s Day fellas :) ♡♡♡

So today we are going to do a bit of an #EngGame with prize :) anyone up for it?

Okay, here is what you have to do! :D

What did you say to your Valentine today? Or what do you wish to say? Share it and the best one gets our #TYEBDTY book :D #EngGame

Once again the #EngGame is to answer: What did you say to your Valentine today? Or what do you wish to say? Best words and phrases win!

Fellas have one hour to share! Gogogogogo!

@Elleore: a hundred hearts would be too few to carry all my love for you.

@Elleore: I love you not because I need you, but I need you because I love you.

@djunov: I wish I could say to everyone in this world that Love is universal. Spread ur love to the world. Not to the person. :)

@fabfebby: hey, Mr. Tied Up All the Time! I wish I could spend this day with you, just the two of us.

@iethaita: wish distance is never our problem because eventually love will deliver you to me but today I miss you my valentine#EngGame

@UtamiEster: I am truly, deeply, madly, desperately, passionately in love with you, my sunshine of mine, Mr. Bi @… xD

@Oo_Rakan_oO: Love is not only a day, Love should be everyday !

Aww such sweet words from all :3

Annnnddd the winner of our book goes to…. *drumrolls

It is @iethaita! Congratulations! :D

To all fellas who have participated the #EngGame, well done! :D

 

Compiled and written by @daedonghae at @EnglishTips4u on February 14, 2015

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#EngGame: Solve These Riddles (20)

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Admin will tweet some riddles about food and here they are:

  1. I’m cut into slices. I’m made of wheat. I’m baked in a loaf. What am I?
  2. They’re a type of fruit. They’re red, purple or green. They’re little and round. They can be as small as beans. What are they?
  3. I’m round and red. My meat is also red. Some people think I’m a vegetable but I’m also a fruit. What am I?
  4. It’s hard and red. Its smell is strange. People eat them cooked as well as uncooked. It’s said to be good for our eyes. What is it?
  5. Throw out my outer. Keep my inner. Eat my outer. Throw out my inner. What am I?
  6. I’m white. You can drink me. I’m in the dairy group. Who am I?
  7. I’m green and when you cut me open, I’m red. You eat me in the summer time. What am I?
  8. I’m very soft. I can be sweet. I’m cold. Who am I?
  9. What grows under ground and has eyes?
  10. What is green on the outside and with lots of small green balls on the inside when you open it up?

And the answers are:

  1. Bread
  2. Grapes
  3. Tomato
  4. Carrot
  5. Corn
  6. Milk
  7. Watermelon
  8. Ice cream
  9. Potato
  10. Pea

Here are the fellas who have answered the riddles correctly:

  1. @tanprim Bread “@EnglishTips4U: 1. I’m cut into slices. I’m made of wheat. I’m baked in a loaf. What am I?
  2. @kisinje_II Grapes? RT @EnglishTips4U: 2. They’re red, purple or green. They’re little and round. They can be as small as beans. What are they?
  3. @Indah_Agstn tomato RT @EnglishTips4U: 3. I’m round and red. My meat is also red. Some people think I’m a vegetable but I’m also a fruit.
  4. @ninispuspa Carrot RT @EnglishTips4U: 4. It’s hard and red. Its smell is strange. People eat them cooked as well as uncooked. It’s said to be good for our eyes. What is it?
  5. @lintaarchie Corn! RT @EnglishTips4U: 5. Throw out my outer. Keep my inner. Eat my outer. Throw out my inner. What am I?
  6. @deaAS96 Milk!RT @EnglishTips4U: 6. I’m white. You can drink me. I’m in the dairy group. Who am I?
  7. @cndcarissa Watermelon!! RT@EnglishTips4U: 7. I’m green and when you cut me open, I’m red. You eat me in the summer time. What am I?
  8. @bobby_hernandez ice cream RT @EnglishTips4U: 8. I’m very soft. I can be sweet. I’m cold. Who am I?
  9. @mpoooooootttt Potato RT @EnglishTips4U: 9. What grows under ground and has eyes?
  10. @pupstoding Beans RT @EnglishTips4U  What is green on the outside and with lots of small green balls on the inside when you open it up?

That’s a wrap. Hope you guys had fun with the riddles!

Compiled and written by @iisumarni at @EnglishTips4U on October 3, 2012

 

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#EngPic #EngGame: Behind The Scene Vocabularies (From The Making of Harry Potter Films)

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Hi fellas :) How’s your Saturday been? Is anyone here a fan of the Harry Potter movies? :)

Well do not worry if you do not like it, but the #EngGame today will be related to it :)

So, fellas have you heard of the Warner Bros Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter?

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So The Making of Harry Potter studio is THE studio where Harry Potter movies are made all this time

It is in the Leavesden Studios, located just outside of London on a region called Hertfordshire

So, here are the rules of the #EngGame before we start

  1. Fill in the blank space (________) with appropriate word(s) based on the #EngPic provided
  2. As this will be like the “tour”, the first best answer will get a Retweet (RT) straight away, so think fast :D
  3. All answers have to be in English

So, are you ready for this #EngPic #EngGame? :D

Let’s start :D

 

Questions

Q1. The tour started by seeing the under the s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ e set of the first Harry Potter movie.

 

 

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Q2. Each Harry Potter movie is an a _ _ _ _ _ _ n of the same titled b _ _ k

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Q3. Things that excited us from the first movie, is the e _ _ _ _ _ _ e to the g _ _ _ _ h _ _ _

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Q4. As we start the tour, there were names of the s _ _ _ _ _ w _ _ _ _ _ s

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Q5 (Related to Q4). They are responsible in creating the d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s for the movies

Q6. There were also acknowledgements of the Executive Producers, Producers, and 4 D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s

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Q7. There were also Cinematography, Art Direction, H _ _ _ & M _ _ _ U_ involved in these movies. Is the picture showing Bellatrix and Dumbledore’s h _ _ rs? Is this a M _ _ e U _ artist responsibility?

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Q8. Not to forget the Costume Design for the clothes that a _ t _ rs and act _ _ _ _ es wore.

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Q9. Of course many variety of P _ _ ps were involved in this movie

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Q10. Some are a _ i _ _ _ _ d and some are still props, and some combined with v _ _ _ _ l effects

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Q11.There are things you can try out like riding on a b _ o _ _ st _ _ _ and trying wand cho _ _ _ g _ _ phy

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Q12. There are lots of sets like Dumbledore’s o _ _ _ ce, and ind_ _ r s _ t of Diagon Alley

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Q13. You can see every d _ ta _ _ of the props, designs, sets used in the Harry Potter movies

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Q14. Even before details are created, the process is already so detailed such as these paper m _ d _ _ s

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Answers

Yes it’s -> A1. “@christyaneggy: staircase”

Correct -> A2. “@yifanescence: adaptation, book”

:D -> A3. “@alyaans: entrance, great hall”

Yep :) -> A4. “@rizky_paramitha: screenwriters”

:D -> A5. “@alifiaaaRR: dialogues”

Correct -> A6. “@riszkaindriani: Directors”

Yay, you got it :) -> A7. “@nandasept: hair & make up”

Yep -> A8. “@christyaneggy: actors and actresses”

Correct :) – > A9. “@alifiaaaRR: props”

Yep -> A10. “@almasyukri: animated, visual”

:) -> A11. “@ninuut: broomstick, choreography”

Correct :) -> A12. “@almasyukri: office, indoor set”

Yep :) -> A13. “@haniim: detail”

Correct :) -> A14. “@yifanescence: models”

 

So, that’s it fellas :) I hope you had fun with the #EngPic #EngGame session :D

You fellas are great! You answered almost as quickly as the wind! :D Great job! And thank you so much for your participation :)

 

Compiled and written by @daedonghae at @EnglishTips4u on Devember 6, 2014

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#EngGame #BusEng: Presentation types

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Anyway, Fellas, have you ever presented something in front of an audience, in college or at work? Believe it or not, presentation skill is one of the most important skills for students and working people. And apparently there are many types of presentation, and that’s what our topic for today is. Can you guess? Join this !

Let me give you an example:

S _ _ _ _ _ _: a financial adviser gives advice about investments to eight people. Can you guess?

“Seminar?” – 

Very good! You’re right! :-D

Let’s start the game!

QUESTIONS

  1. P _ _ _ _ C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _: two chief executives tell journalists why their companies have merged.
  2. W _ _ _ _ _ _ _: a yoga expert tells people how to improve their breathing techniques and gets them to practice.
  3. L _ _ _ _ _ _: a university professor communicates information about economics to 300 students.
  4. B _ _ _ _ _ _ _: a senior officer gives information to other officers about an operation they are about to undertake.
  5. P _ _ _ _ _ _ L _ _ _ _ _: a car company announces a new model.
  6. T _ _ _: a member of a stamp-collecting club tells other members about 19th century British stamps.
  7. D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _: the head of research & development tells non-technical colleagues about a new machine.

ANSWERS

  1. Press conference
  2. Workshop
  3. Lecture
  4. Briefing
  5. Product launch
  6. Talk
  7. Demonstration

Source: Business Vocabulary in Use – Intermediate by Bill Masculll

Compiled and written by @NenoNeno at @EnglishTips4U on November 3, 2014.

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