This is an English summer course in King Fahad University in Saudi Arabia. This is the 1st Birthday that our teacher didn’t spend with his Family in England. Therefore, We decided to make him a surprise Birthday party. PS: I am the one wearing the white Shirt not the camera man

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Comparison of adjectives and adverbs 1. Comparatives and superlatives We form comparatives and superlatives by adding -er and -est to one-syllable adjectives. When the adjective is vowel consonant (big), add an extra consonant (big+ger): When Trevor bought a big car Brian went out and bought a bigger one. Brian’s car was the biggest. We use ‘more’ and ‘most’ for adjectives with 2 or more syllables: Trevor decided to buy an expensive computer. So Brian had to go out and buy a more expensive computer. A few adjectives have irregular comparatives and superlatives: Mike had the best house in Charm Street. 1-syllable adverbs use -er and -est to form comparatives and superlatives: Brian and Trevor worked in the same office and Brian worked much harder than Trevor. ‘Well’ and ‘badly’ have irregular comparatives and superlatives: They both got on well with the boss, although Brian got on better… All other adverbs use ‘more’ and ‘most’: The boss also preferred Brian because he worked more efficiently. 2. ‘As… as …’ You can also make comparisons using ‘as + adjective / adverb + as…: Unfortunately, although Brian was as clever as Trevor, he was not as lucky as Trevor and as a result, he was not so happy as Trevor. On the other hand, Brian earned twice as much as Trevor.

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it is a testimony given by Ulisy Syafaah. She just graduated from SMA As-Syafiiyah and has also finished the two-year English Access Microscholarship program in Jakarta.

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Nur Salim, gives his commencement address to the first graduating class of Access students. Access is a two-year free program that teaches, English language, life-skills and seeks to open opportunities to disadvantaged Indonesians in Jakarta (2 sites) and Madura, East Java. Access is sponsored globally by the US Department of State (ECA) and is managed by AMIDEAST and CCE Indonesia (in Indonesia).