Gambar corat-coret kurang kerjaan by Ferry
Dragon Knight -
Paling seneng gw mantengin nih gambar :D (ngarep)
Salah saru corat-coret kurang kerjaan
TITTANIC by Andi Kus :D
Kamis, 20 Januari 2011
Helloooooo sekarang gw bakal kasih tau u yg belom
pada tau Hysteria (mungkin dah pada banyak yg tau ya :P )
Betull,Hysteria yg ada di Dufan
Dufan adalah singkatan dari Dunia Fantasi bisa dikatakan
Disneylan Indonesia ( ngarep -_- ) Hehehe.
walaupun maennanya biasa" aj tp bisa bawa suasana seneng apalagi
bareng temen rame" (pengalaman)
yg paling seru katanya Hysteria (kata temen") tp gw belom pernah coba
(Hysteria Hasil jepretan sendiri)
Katanya sih g setinggi yg ada di luar negeri tp pada bilang Seru , jadi penasaran
wkwkwk :D
(detik" sebelum mulai :D)
" Liatnya si serem tp pas di atas enak " - kata temen ane
Ya itulah pengalaman :)
Reported Speech ( Statement)
We use reported speech when we are saying what other
people say, think or believe.
- He says he wants it.
- We think you are right.
- I believe he loves her.
- Yesterday you said you didn't like it but now you do!
- She told me he had asked her to marry him.
- I told you she was ill.
- We thought he was in Australia.
When we are reporting things in the present, future or present
perfect we don't change the tense.
- He thinks he loves her.
- I'll tell her you are coming.
- He has said he'll do it.
When we tell people what someone has said in the past, we generally
make the tense 'more in the past'.
- You look very nice. = I told him he looked very nice.
- He's working in Siberia now. = She told me he was working in
- Polly has bought a new car. = She said Polly had bought a
- Jo can't come for the weekend. = She said Jo couldn't come
- Paul called and left a message. = He told me Paul had called
- I'll give you a hand. = He said he would give me a hand.
However, when we are reporting something that was said in the past
but is still true, it is not obligatory to make the tense 'more in the past'.
The choice is up to the speaker. For example:
"The train doesn't stop here."
- He said the train doesn't stop here.
- He said the train didn't stop here.
"I like Sarah."
- She said she likes Sarah.
- She said she liked Sarah.
When we are reporting what was said, we sometimes have to
change other words in the sentence.
We have to change the pronoun if we are reporting what someone
else said. Compare these two sentences. In each case the person
actually said "I don't want to go."
- I said I didn't want to go.
- Bill said he didn't want to go.
We have to change words referring to 'here and now' if we are reporting
what was said in a different place or time.
Compare these two sentences. In each case the person actually
said "I'll be there at ten tomorrow."
- (If it is later the same day) He said he would be there at ten tomorrow.
- (If it is the next day) He said he would be there at ten today.
Selasa, 18 Januari 2011
René Higuita
René Higuita (born in Medellín, August 27, 1966, age 44 years), the Colombian goalkeeper who was nicknamed "El Loco" or the Mad, is indeed a controversial figure goalkeeper
The action that often come out far from the area of defense and even took part in
a free kick and penalty taking is difficult to forget. The action of the most captivating is Scorpion Kick, a condition in which the body when jumping back and legs bent into curved withdrawn, holding a kick Jamie Redknapp in the friendly against England, September 1995.
Jamie Redknapp
Higuita played quite brilliant when the defending team Nacional Medellin Coloumbia
in Toyota Cup Final in Tokyo in 1989 to deal with European champions AC Milan, although Nacional Medellin eventually lost 0-1 after extra time.
Why do I love this guy?
Because goalkeeper René Higuita different from "other, he dispels the ball in its own way a very outstanding. How, dubbed Scorpion kick it very fascinating to me. he was the one to 2, which makes me more happy to play ball after Pele hahaha :D
Some of René Higuita's photos
One of his action
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