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LET’S LEARN MORE #6: Miss, Mrs. or Ms.?

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Miss, Mrs., or Ms.? What does “Miss” mean? “Miss,” when attached to a name, is a title of respect for an unmarried woman. You can use it by itself as a term of address or combine it with a surname, a descriptor of a prominent characteristic, or something she represents. Example: Miss Penelope Edwards is … Read more

LEC 2018

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llia semarang lec ec performance
performance by ec lia imam bonjol

” Hey you come out and run

Let’s have some fun in the Rising Sun

let’s learn together and be happier

hi friends it’s really time to break the line to make it fine

move! Go! to the right place and then..

be the best!

LIA the excellent place

the real window to open the world

LIA, Where I can fly on cloud so high, to reach the sky

the Leading learning institution in Indonesia

dedicated to quality education”

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LET’S LEARN MORE#5: Do you school or study?

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   Study VS School  Do you study at SMP 5 ? Is SMP 5 your school? Study is a verb School is a noun Die, dead, death,died   My Cat is dead. It died yesterday. Its death was a surprise. Dead is an Adjective (a descriptive word) Death is a Noun (a naming word) Die … Read more

LET’S LEARN MORE #4: HALO MISTER?

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How do you address someone? Mr. Mrs. Miss. Ms. Pronounced “mister.” Pronounced “misses.” Pronounced “miss.” Pronounced “mizz.” usually used with a man’s last name. usually used with a woman’s last name. usually used with a woman’s last name. usually used with a woman’s last name. for example: “Please give this to Mr. Smith.” For example: … Read more