NURUL IZZAH but i will choose NURUL as my unique mnemonics because people rarely called me Nurul. 

N- it is important to look NEAT , because as Lynda Chalker said If you look untidy, you're considered to have an untidy mind - it's as simple as that!  Therefore i will always make sure myself is neat eventough i am not the kind of person who is good in dress up 😜

U-  i am UNPREDICTABLE person, sometimes i can be the happiest person and suddenly it will change a minute later 😂 

R- RATIONAL in making decision because i know i will lose myself if my emotion take over. 

U- UNABASHED (not ashamed) in greeting people first because i know people are scare of me because of my face (maybe i look fierce) therefore i will always try to make a first step🥰

L - i love to LAUGH and teased other to make them laugh too. It is because a good laugh will heals a lot of hurts. Besides thats, laughing can make us forget our problem and the best therapy for ourself. 

How about you guys? 🤩

Equal - i treat all my friends equally

Zigzag - zigzag at making choices. Its hardd

Zoom - i always zoom people in and out cuz i dont trust first expression hihi

Art - what kind of art? I love coffee/latte art. I love to go to any coffee shop that do art. Sometimes i request the barista to do specific art such as swan on my latte😝 

Trustworthy - i am a trustworthy person. This is also a little bit why i have slight trust issues with new people.

Embarrassed- I turn to be a shy person around big crowds.

Ethopia- i have no idea with 'e'. Errr my favourite roasted coffee is from Ethophia! 😜😜

Okay NEXT😂

Must start with a capital letter and end with any (.,?,!).

Word = Subject + predicate

Example – I want to eat curry with my friend.

Clause

a unit of grammatical organization next below the sentence in rank and in traditional grammar said to consist of a subject and predicate.

Particular or separate article (phrase)

Combination of pharase.

Example – while eating at stall anita was watching phone.

I walked at the park yesterday.
WHAT IS SIMPLE SENTENCE?
-a sentence consisting of only one clause, with a single subject and predicate.

WHAT IS COMPOUND SENTENCE?
-A compound sentence is a sentence that has at least two independent clauses joined by a comma, semicolon or conjunction. An independent clause is a clause that has a subject and verb and forms a complete thought
-F(for) A(and) N(neither) B(but) O(or) Y(yet) S(so) = FANBOYS

WHAT IS COMPLEX SENTENCE?
- 1 ID+ 1 D
- subordinate conjunction
- because, since, although, after, while, even, thus, If.

WHAT IS COMPOUND-COMPLEX SENTENCES?
- 2 ID + 1 D
- A compound-complex sentence has at least two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause. In simple terms, an independent clause can be a sentence on its own while a dependent clause cannot. Compound-complex sentences help us express longer more complicated thoughts, with more parts than other sentences.

 

1.    Sentence is a combination of words. Besides that, sentence also must have start with capital letter. 

 

2.    Sentence also must have (., ?, ,)

 

 

3.    Sentence must have a complete ideas 

 

·         I ate dinner.

·         We had a three-course meal.

·         Brad came to dinner with us.

·         He loves fish tacos.

·         In the end, we all felt like we ate too much.

·         We all agreed; it was a magnificent evening.

4.    Sentence also must have subject + predicate

 

 

 

1.    Particular or separate article or known as a combination of phrase.

 

2.Clause is a sentence because to write a words, we must write a clause before we can complete a sentences.

1.    Simple sentence must consist preferably one clause or one subject and one predicate. 

 

·         Joe waited for the train. "Joe" = subject, "waited" = verb.

·         The train was late. "The train" = subject, "was" = verb.

·         Mary and Samantha took the bus. ...

·         I looked for Mary and Samantha at the bus station

1.    A sentence with more than one subject or predicate.

 

2.    In order to use compound sentence, we must use coordinating conjuctions 

·         You can eat your cake with a spoon or fork.

·         My dog enjoys being bathed but hates getting his nails trimmed.

·         Bill refuses to eat peas, nor will he touch carrots.

·         I hate to waste a drop of gas, for it is very expensive these days.

3.    Different between simple sentence is because a sentence that use coordinating conjuctive automatically become compound sentence.

 

1.    A sentence containing a subordinate clause or clauses.

 

 

-       Because

-       Since

-       Even

-       If

-       Although

-       After

-       While

-       Thus

 

 

Formula : 2 1D + 1D

 

What is compound-complex sentence? 

 

1.    A compound sentence is made of two simple sentences joined by a conjunction. A complex sentence is made of a simple sentence and a dependent, or subordinate, clause (has a subject and a verb but does not express a complete thought. ... In other words, it is a compound sentence with a dependent, or subordinate clause.

 

·         Kate doesn't like cartoons because they are loud, so she doesn't watch them.

·         The dog started barking so the cat ran away and I couldn't keep up, so I stopped.

·         She likes to sleep in but she can get up early if she has work.

 

-          Sentence consist of Subject + Predicate + complete thought/ idea (statement & question)

-          Consist clause

-          Starts with capital letter, end with (. , ? !)

e.g : I love to sleep.

 

CLAUSE?

1.       Particular or separate article (phrases)

2.       Combination of phrases

e.g : Syakirah is reading a novel in her room. (dependent clauses / preposition)

TYPE OF SENTENCES

-          SIMPLE : One subject + predicate

-          COMPOUND : More subject and predicate (2 Independent clause),

-( FANBOYS )

-          COMPLEX : 1 indipendent & 1 dependent clause

-          COMPOUND COMPLEX : 2 + 1 clause

( FANBOYS & SUBOORDINATING)

-combination of words eg: My dad is a teacher.

-subject + predicate eg: I eat.

- complete ideas/thoughts eg: I eat nasi lemak.

- must have clause eg: My sister sit on chair.

- must start with a capital letter & end with (., !, ?) eg: What happen to you?

 

-particular or separate article

-the combination of phrases

 

-preferable one clause

-Single subject and predicate

 

-has 2 ID (independent clause)

- FANBOYS – (coordinating conjuction) 

                F -for

                A – and

                N- No, neither

                B- but

                O- of/or

                Y- yet

                S- so

-eg: Amani prefer the cookies, but she is not really into cake.

 

-must contain 1 independent clause and 1 dependent

-Containing subordinating conjuction (dependent clause)

-Because, since, even, while, after, although

2 ID + 1D

So let’s get started ! ✨

K - Kinesthetic ; this is because i cannot learn without any physical movement. Mostly, im being an active person and i cannot be static.

I -  Improving ; I love to improve myself everyday and every year . I have new vision everytime i failed to be successful person in every second of my life hehe 

E - Emotional ; i am an emotional person as i always cry whenever i watched sad movies and i will become so happy for any fun and happy events ! 

Lets get to know me everyone🥰

Consisting words. 

Must start with capital letter & end with (.) (?) (!) the exclamation mark or question mark. It must have complete thought or idea. 

Example : I like to play ball 

What is The Clause? 

Particular or separate article (phrases). 

Combination of phrases. 

Example : After we had lunch, we went back to work. 

Formula 2 I D 

FANBOYS - coordinating conjunction

F - For 

A - And 

N - Neither Nor 

B- But 

O- Or 

Y - Yet 

S - So

Complex Sentences 

1 ID + 1 D 

Using subordinating conjunctions 

- because 

- since 

- although 

- while 

- seems 

- even 

- Thus 

- if 

Exclude Of Fanboys Formula 

Compound Complex Sentences 

Formula : 2 ID + 1 D 

Sometimes using FANBOYS also 

Combinations of words that complete it self.

Ex: Nadia is in the class.

Sub + pred 

Start with a capital letter 

End with fullstop

Clause 

Idea 

 

Clause?

A clause is a basic unit of grammar.

Particular or separate article (phrase)

Combination of a phrase

 

Gerund

Compound 2ID

FANBOYS  for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so

 

Complex sentence 

1ID + 1

EXAMPLE : When she was younger, she believed in fairy tales.

 

Compound complex sentence 

2ID+1D

FANBOYS

Ex : His blue eyes were light, bright and sparkling behind half-mooned spectacles, and his nose was very long and crooked, as though it had been broken at least twice. 

 

Brevity is a skill that we use anytime especially in social media, it is shortening the stories into a short and straight foward sentence. For example, in the news article below shows that the title for the news has been shortened into several words instead of their long headline, this shows that brevity is used in news article and erased unnecessary words to make it short.

 

Article:https://beta.astroawani.com/berita-malaysia/agong-pm-hold-precabinet-meeting-via-video-conference-238446

 

We also can re-train ourselves to become brief by eliminating unnecessary words and getting straight to the point. By doing so, our arguments will become more convincing and our influencing skills, sharper. That’s mean we need to really understand about the main point. 

 

A common example of when we tend to prolong the ‘protocol’ is when delivering bad news. However uncomfortable it is to be the bearer of whatever misfortune, let’s respect the time of the recipient and get on with it.

 

Case in point, the painfully long statement below: 

 Due to budgetary cuts ordered by our new Management and considering limited finances, we regret to inform you that despite the assurance given at our last meeting, we will only be able to manufacture 300 widgets. However, as a sign of goodwill, because we cherish your business, we wish to offer you a twenty-percent discount on the items. We sincerely apologise for inconveniences that our decision might cause you and wish you all the best in your endeavours. (78 words) 

 

Below is the abridged version which conveys the same sentiment, but without the fluff:

Due to new budgetary cuts, we regretfully inform you that we can now only manufacture 300 widgets. However, because we value your business, we wish to offer you a twenty-percent discount on the items. We sincerely apologise for inconveniences caused. (40 words)

 

Bad news will always be bad news. Sugar-coating the inevitable doesn’t make it any less disappointing. State the information politely. Provide an explanation; express regret, a solution, or both; and move on.

 

Source: https://lucilleossai.com/blog/2016/01/13/the-3-fold-communications-dilemma-simplicity-brevity-and-clarity/

 

Brevity is a skill that we use anytime especially in social media, it is shortening the stories into a short and straight foward sentence. For example, in the news article below shows that the title for the news has been shortened into several words instead of their long headline, this shows that brevity is used in news article and erased unnecessary words to make it short.

 

Article: https://beta.astroawani.com/berita-malaysia/agong-pm-hold-precabinet-meeting-via-video-conference-238446

 

We also can re-train ourselves to become brief by eliminating unnecessary words and getting straight to the point. By doing so, our arguments will become more convincing and our influencing skills, sharper. That’s mean we need to really understand about the main point. 

 

A common example of when we tend to prolong the ‘protocol’ is when delivering bad news. However uncomfortable it is to be the bearer of whatever misfortune, let’s respect the time of the recipient and get on with it.

 

Case in point, the painfully long statement below: 

 Due to budgetary cuts ordered by our new Management and considering limited finances, we regret to inform you that despite the assurance given at our last meeting, we will only be able to manufacture 300 widgets. However, as a sign of goodwill, because we cherish your business, we wish to offer you a twenty-percent discount on the items. We sincerely apologise for inconveniences that our decision might cause you and wish you all the best in your endeavours. (78 words) 

 

Below is the abridged version which conveys the same sentiment, but without the fluff:

Due to new budgetary cuts, we regretfully inform you that we can now only manufacture 300 widgets. However, because we value your business, we wish to offer you a twenty-percent discount on the items. We sincerely apologise for inconveniences caused. (40 words)

 

Bad news will always be bad news. Sugar-coating the inevitable doesn’t make it any less disappointing. State the information politely. Provide an explanation; express regret, a solution, or both; and move on.

 

Source: https://lucilleossai.com/blog/2016/01/13/the-3-fold-communications-dilemma-simplicity-brevity-and-clarity/

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The staff at the Pakuranga College in Auckland, New Zealand are used to sharing and discussing evidence-based resources in their structured professional learning programs. 

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A few colleagues had been implemented some of the Rogers’ strategies in their own classroom and also shared the episode, along with its transcript by her.

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She implemented some of the Rogers’ strategies in her own classroom and also shared the episode, along with its transcript, with some colleagues. 

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The beginner teachers were given three articles on the work of Rogers, including the transcript of the Teacher magazine podcast in the meeting at the start of this school year. 

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In a meeting at the start of this school year, the beginner teachers were given three articles on the work of Rogers, including the transcript of the Teacher magazine podcast. 

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