Ismail Akbar Blog

My name is Muhammad Ismail Zidni Akbar, I was born in Jakarta, July 30, 1996, I was the second of three brothers, my father and my mother Amir Husain Siti Barkah Gantosuri. My father was a civil servant and my mother is now just a housewife.   I began my career in elementary education Mekarjaya State 29, which is located in the city of Depok, for 6 years my red and white uniforms, after I graduated from elementary school and get a diploma. I proceed to the next level, namely in junior high, When I was in junior high school junior YASPEN TUGU IBU 1 in the city of Depok Depok. In middle school I studied for 3 years, after 3 years I graduated from junior high school and I get izajah SMP. then proceed next kejenjang ie high school I went to high school YASPEN TUGU IBU 1 Depok's where I wore a white uniform gray and studying for 3 years, a lot of changes in attitude that I felt while studying in high school I certainly feel more mature. After I graduated from high school, I...

Understanding determiner Determiner is a word that is placed in front of the noun whose function is to explain the noun. In English we encounter determiner as will be explained below: Listed below are the groups determiner: Definite / Indefinite Articles Article for this group is the, a, an. Definite Article serves to demonstrate to certain nouns can be understood by the listener or reader. While Indefinite Article is the opposite of the Definite Article. When is an article that is considered definite and indefinite? Definite, if the writer or speaker has said the same thing before or specialize in an object. Indefinite, is the opposite of definite. Example: I bought a novel yesterday. The novel is borrowed by Annie today. (I bought a previous novel. The novel was borrowed Annie today) Note "A" in "a novel" is the Indefinite Article, because I have never mentioned a previous novel. "The" on "the novel" is Definite Artcile novel beca...

Use of the article / Article (the, a, an) in English Article is an adjective (adjective) showing how specific or how common a word is a noun. There are three types of articles, namely: the, a / an, and who do not have the article (zero article). 1. A / An - Indefinite Articles A is used for something that is not necessarily. For example: * I have a book (I have a book). This sentence indicates that I do not have a specific book, only books in general. * She lives in a house (he lives in a house). Houses in this sentence is the only common house, not a specific house. A well used only for use within a singular noun can be calculated. For example: * A book, a chair, a person, a building, etc. An has the same meaning as a. A used before words that begin with consonants, such as b, c, d, g, p. An is used before words that begin with the letters / vowels such as a, e, i, o, or u. For example: * A bear, a fox, a nespaper * An apple, an egg, an umbr...