It's really cute to see the host interaction 😁😁 And I'd like to say thank you to Mr. Dedi who give a great explanation. Combined words and compound words, it's really an interesting material. Learn it with analyzing song is really help the study more fun and enjoyable. Thank you so muchhh✨
Bismillah... Assalamu 'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu... First of all, I'm Ridha Ekayani from class 3C Ah, this is my first time to be a host for a program, I was so nervous when we're shooting this episode. And I hope I didn't mess up anything😅 And for the song, I really love "Don't Look Back In Anger", the music, melody, and lyrics are all beautiful. So I'm glad we can talk about the morphology of this song, specifically its compound words and combined words :D Thanks for the clear and understandable explanation (and also the patience for my not-so-great presenting skill😅), sir :D Wassalamu 'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu...
This 'Don't Look Back in Anger' project was a blast! We did an amazing job of explaining morphology through such a classic song. Huge thanks to everyone for their contributions and making this project a success.
Amazing, sir! From here I learned new material, it's about combine and compound words, also abbreviation. Compound is two words combined and creates new meaning, and it's categorized into three types: closed, hypen, and opened compound. Closed is a compound words without space, like in the words inside, outside, summertime. Hypen compound is a compound words with hypen, like in the word "mother-in-law". While opened compound is compound word with space, like in the word "ice cream". Then abbreviation is like making short the words, like "do not" becomes "don't", or "who will" becomes "who'll", and etc.
Thank you, sir! In this video i just knew there were 3 types of compound: closed compound, hypen compound, and open compound. Closed compound examples are inside and outside. Hypen example is mother-in-law and the open compound example is ice cream.
Oh don't be sad Ridha but I'm sorry to hear that your boyfriend cheated on you but that's fine because I wanna say thank you that you're one of the best host and also Fatur! 'Don't Look Back In Anger' by Oasis also one of may favorite song and thank you for Ridha and Fatur by hosting this episode. This video actually explain about new material, combined words and compound words. inside as compound and don't as a combined word. Wow I didn't expect that we can learn such an important meaning and break the word with a song. This way of teaching is really effective, thank you sir.
This episode talked about "Don't look back in anger" by Oasis. I learned about compound and combined words here. There's 3 types of compound words: closed compound, open compound, and usually connected by hypen (-) or hyphenated compound. For examples don't is from do not. Notebook, ice cream.
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Good job girl👍
Thank you for breaking down the layers of this song.
It's really cute to see the host interaction 😁😁 And I'd like to say thank you to Mr. Dedi who give a great explanation. Combined words and compound words, it's really an interesting material. Learn it with analyzing song is really help the study more fun and enjoyable. Thank you so muchhh✨
Bismillah...
Assalamu 'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu...
First of all, I'm Ridha Ekayani from class 3C
Ah, this is my first time to be a host for a program, I was so nervous when we're shooting this episode. And I hope I didn't mess up anything😅
And for the song, I really love "Don't Look Back In Anger", the music, melody, and lyrics are all beautiful. So I'm glad we can talk about the morphology of this song, specifically its compound words and combined words :D
Thanks for the clear and understandable explanation (and also the patience for my not-so-great presenting skill😅), sir :D
Wassalamu 'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu...
Using Oasis' song "Don't look back in anger" to explain Morphology? What a genius! 🎤
This 'Don't Look Back in Anger' project was a blast! We did an amazing job of explaining morphology through such a classic song. Huge thanks to everyone for their contributions and making this project a success.
Amazing, sir! From here I learned new material, it's about combine and compound words, also abbreviation. Compound is two words combined and creates new meaning, and it's categorized into three types: closed, hypen, and opened compound. Closed is a compound words without space, like in the words inside, outside, summertime. Hypen compound is a compound words with hypen, like in the word "mother-in-law". While opened compound is compound word with space, like in the word "ice cream". Then abbreviation is like making short the words, like "do not" becomes "don't", or "who will" becomes "who'll", and etc.
Thank you, sir! In this video i just knew there were 3 types of compound: closed compound, hypen compound, and open compound. Closed compound examples are inside and outside. Hypen example is mother-in-law and the open compound example is ice cream.
Oh don't be sad Ridha but I'm sorry to hear that your boyfriend cheated on you but that's fine because I wanna say thank you that you're one of the best host and also Fatur! 'Don't Look Back In Anger' by Oasis also one of may favorite song and thank you for Ridha and Fatur by hosting this episode.
This video actually explain about new material, combined words and compound words. inside as compound and don't as a combined word. Wow I didn't expect that we can learn such an important meaning and break the word with a song. This way of teaching is really effective, thank you sir.
This episode talked about "Don't look back in anger" by Oasis. I learned about compound and combined words here. There's 3 types of compound words: closed compound, open compound, and usually connected by hypen (-) or hyphenated compound.
For examples don't is from do not. Notebook, ice cream.