Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
--Introductions: Of us and fictions...maybe.--
---please forgive the randomness of this post.---
So, many thanks to our teacher (and probably Kelt for providing internet in their buildings), we now present to you one of the few introduction posts we have to write. And, just as the title said, this introduction post is about us and fiction.
What kind of fiction? Well...fiction books, in general. Since the writers (us, in other words) are too lazy to ask about the movies.
Anyway, almost everyone in our class reads fiction. Out of seven students in the class, only one doesn't read fiction. This is rather surprising, because almost all non-educational books out there are supposed to be fiction....
And even more surprisingly, there are two of us who actually write our own fiction too! Of course, both only write short stories, not novels such as Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings...or Twilight.
That part aside, most of us like reading romance fiction and thriller fiction. Of course, there are some of us who would rather read action fiction, or even humor fiction. But it looks like romance dominates over the class.
So, many thanks to our teacher (and probably Kelt for providing internet in their buildings), we now present to you one of the few introduction posts we have to write. And, just as the title said, this introduction post is about us and fiction.
What kind of fiction? Well...fiction books, in general. Since the writers (us, in other words) are too lazy to ask about the movies.
Anyway, almost everyone in our class reads fiction. Out of seven students in the class, only one doesn't read fiction. This is rather surprising, because almost all non-educational books out there are supposed to be fiction....
And even more surprisingly, there are two of us who actually write our own fiction too! Of course, both only write short stories, not novels such as Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings...or Twilight.
That part aside, most of us like reading romance fiction and thriller fiction. Of course, there are some of us who would rather read action fiction, or even humor fiction. But it looks like romance dominates over the class.
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So, who are we?
We are....
.....
...anonymous.
*gets scolded*
Fine, fine...the writers of this post are Clairine and Monica. Student of FCE 1 Jemursari. One is a college student, and the other one is a junior high school student. Don't ask which one's which. Hobbies, additional stuffs, et cetera are all confidental information.
Entertainment
Entertainment for All
Entertainment is an activity designed to give people pleasure or relaxation. An audience may participate in the entertainment passively as in watching opera or a movie, or actively as in games.
The playing of sports and reading of literature are usually included in entertainment, but these are often called recreation, because they involve some active participation beyond mere leisure.
The playing of sports and reading of literature are usually included in entertainment, but these are often called recreation, because they involve some active participation beyond mere leisure.
Most of the students like to watch movies if they have free time.All of the students spend all their time being entertained.
A few of the students like to spend their entertainment time with their friends, and the other students like to spend it with their families.
Two of the students don't like clowns. One of the students dislikes gossip shows.
Most of the students like to spend their time at home being entertained.
Miko and Daniel.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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