Hard to saya I’m sorry
Couldn’t stand to be kept awayJust for the day from your bodyWouldn’t wanna be swept awayFar away from the one that I love After all that we’ve been throughI will make it up to you, I promise to you’re gonna be the lucky one One as a Pronoun We use ONE instead of repeating a noun. We use ONE for singular nouns, and ONES for plurals. We don’t use ONE for uncountable nouns, we use SOME (or nothing if it goes with an adjective) Some grammatical words can be used with a noun or alone, so they don’t need to use ONE: instagram.com/sahabatpare_lingua
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Living Generation
For the first time in history, 6 generations are living in the current society. The thinking pattern, purchasing behavior, use of technologies and social connections are different from one generation to another. Generation is a set of people who are born in a similar era and who share a similar type of life experiences, similar thinking patterns and a similar way of living. There is no specific measurement to divide between the generations, but for the ease of recognizing each set of people with common characteristics are categorized into one generation. The 6 generations in the society at the moment are silent generation, baby boomers, generation x, generation y (millenial),… Read More
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Quiet: the power of introvert
“In a gentle way, you can shake the world.”—Mahatma Gandhi This quote is an excellent reflection of the author’s focus in the book “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking,” by Susan Cain. The author discusses her view that introverts are highly undervalued, particularly in leadership positions. She holds the belief that extroverts are rated as “smarter, better-looking, more interesting, and more desirable,” and that introversion is considered a “second-class personality trait”. Quiet is the book for introverts, focused on their more subtle, but important, powers in a world that favors extroverted traits. This post features a review, quotes, and resources to provide insight and… Read More
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Why we sleep
Do you ever wonder how important sleep is for our mental health? Sleep is one of the first things we sacrifice when assignments pile up or deadlines approach. Being reasonable people, however, we bargain with ourselves; once this (and that) is done, we will finally rest and catch up on missed sleep. Unfortunately, our time asleep is not a resource that can be managed in this way. We should be especially concerned with the damage caused by a lack of sleep. The damage is both mental and physical, short and long term. Matthew Walker’s book “Why We Sleep” has changed my attitude towards sleep. Its message is simple: seven to… Read More
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