Ahad, 11 Disember 2011

Sekadar Renungan

Kisah 4 Lilin Yang Bernyala

Ada 4 lilin yang menyala, Sedikit demi sedikit habis meleleh.
Suasana begitu sunyi sehingga terdengarlah percakapan mereka
Yang pertama berkata: “Aku adalah Damai.”
“Namun manusia tak mampu menjagaku: maka lebih baik aku mematikan diriku saja!” Demikianlah sedikit demi sedikit sang lilin padam.
Yang kedua berkata: “Aku adalah Iman.”
“Sayang aku tak berguna lagi.” “Manusia tak mahu mengenalku, untuk itulah tiada gunanya aku tetap menyala.” Begitu selesai bicara, tiupan angin memadamkannya.

Dengan sedih giliran Lilin ketiga bicara: “Aku adalah Cinta.”
“Tak mampu lagi aku untuk tetap menyala.”
“Manusia tidak lagi memandang dan mengganggapku berguna.”
“Mereka saling membenci, bahkan membenci mereka yang mencintainya, membenci keluarganya.” Tanpa menunggu waktu lama, maka matilah Lilin ketiga.

Tanpa diduga,
Seorang anak saat itu masuk ke dalam bilik, dan melihat ketiga-tiga Lilin telah padam. Kerana takut akan kegelapan itu, dia berkata: “Eh apa yang terjadi?? Kamu semua harus tetap menyala, Aku takut akan kegelapan!” Lalu dia mengangis tersedu-sedu.

Lalu dengan terharu Lilin keempat berkata:
Jangan takut, Janganlah menangis, selama aku masih ada dan menyala, kita tetap dapat selalu menyalakan ketiga Lilin lainnya:
“Akulah HARAPAN.”
Dengan mata bersinar, sang anak mengambil Lilin Harapan, lalu menyalakan kembali ketiga Lilin lainnya.

Apa yang tidak pernah mati hanyalah HARAPAN yang ada dalam hati kita yang mampu menghidupkan kembali Iman, Damai, Cinta dengan HARAPAN-nya!




Love is like the wild rose-briar,
Friendship like the holly-tree—
The holly is dark when the rose-briar blooms
But which will bloom most constantly?

The wild-rose briar is sweet in the spring,
Its summer blossoms scent the air;
Yet wait till winter comes again
And who will call the wild-briar fair?

Then scorn the silly rose-wreath now
And deck thee with the holly's sheen,
That when December blights thy brow
He may still leave thy garland green. 

NOUNS..NOUNS..and NOUNS...

NOUNS are the names of people,animals, things, and places.
Some examples of nouns are cake, flower, teacher, water, cat, etc.




Nouns of People

  • child
  • doctor
  • girl
  • shopkeeper
  • grandmother
  • farmer

Nouns of Animals

  • elephant
  • donkey
  • giraffe
  • tiger
  • goat
  • chicken

Nouns of Things

  • cup
  • duster
  • brush
  • scissors
  • basket
  • aeroplane



Nouns of Places

  • classroom
  • bedroom
  • toilet
  • mosque
  • hospital
  • market


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SINGULAR AND PLURAL

SINGULAR NOUN AND PLURAL NOUN




  • SINGULAR NOUN
         ~When a noun means one only, it is said to be SINGULAR
             e.g. ball, house, cat, boy,cupboard.

         ~A Singular Noun refers to one person, one animal,one thing or one place.


  • PLURAL NOUN
         ~When a noun means more than one, it is said to be PLURAL
            e.g. balls, houses, cats, boys,cupboards
         ~ A Plural Noun refers to more than one thing,one animal, one person or one place.


Some examples of SINGULAR and PLURAL nouns.

SINGULAR NOUNS
PLURAL NOUNS
A ball
Two balls
A girl
Four girls
A cat
Three cats
A shop
Five shops
An aeroplane
Two aeroplanes
An apple
Six apples


We form plurals by following the rules below:


Plural Nouns formed by adding 's'

Plural Nouns formed by adding 's' to some nouns ending in 'o'
axe
axes
book
books
albino
albinos
boy
boys
bamboo
bamboos
bird
birds
folio
folios
cup
cups
kangaroo
kangaroos
horse
horses
memento
mementos
house
houses
photo
photos
pencil
pencils
piano
pianos
spoon
spoons
radio
radios
school
schools
solo
solos



Adding 'es' to nouns ending in
's', 'sh','ch','x','z', and 'o'
bus
buses
gas
gases
class
classes
brush
brushes
dish
dishes
bush
bushes
bench
benches
lunch
lunches
watch
watches
box
boxes
fox
foxes
quiz
quizes
tomato
tomatoes
mango
mangoes
volcano
volcanoes




Changing 'y' to 'ies'

Changing 'f' or 'fe' to 'ves'
baby
babies
calf
calves
berry
berries
half
halves
city
cities
leaf
leaves
copy
copies
loaf
loaves
fly
flies
thief
thives
library
libraries
knife
knives
lorry
lorries
life
lives
lady
ladies
shelf
shelves
study
studies
wife
wives
theory
theories
wolf
wolves


Adding 's' to nouns ending in
'y', and 'f'
toy
toys
key
keys
boy
boys
donkey
donkeys
chimney
chimneys
day
days
tray
trays
essay
essays
roof
roofs
hoof
hoofs
dwarf
dwarfs
chef
chefs
chief
chiefs
handkerchief
handkerchiefs
golf
golfs




Changing the inside vowels

Nouns that have the same form in singular or plural
man
men
sheep
sheep
woman
women
deer
deer
mouse
mice
fish
fish
tooth
teeth
gold
gold
foot
feet
cotton
cotton
oasis
oases
scissors
scissors
goose
geese
shears
shears
axis
axes
trousers
trousers
louse
lice
wheat
wheat
medium
media
pants
pants


Adding 'en'
child
children
ox
oxen


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NOW, LET'S LEARN ABOUT ANTONYMS...

ANTONYMS are words that are opposite in meaning to one another.

  • For example, the word 'small' is an antonym for the word 'big'.
        e.g. The red ball is small
              The blue ball is big.

  • These two sentences have two different meanings because they had compared about the sizes between the blue ball and the red ball.

The list of ANTONYMS.


  • abandon- keep
  • imitation-real
  • aboard - home
  • immoral-ethical
  • absent -present
  • inside- outside
  • accept -decline
  • join- separate
  • adult - child
  • joy- sorrow
  • alone - together
  • junior- senior
  • always - never
  • kind- cruel
  • ancient - modern
  • knit- spilt
  • angry -pleased
  • knooty- smooth
  • appear- vanish
  • land- water
  • arrive- depart
  • last- first
  • awake- asleep
  • laugh- weep
  • back- front
  • lazy- hardworking
  • bad- good
  • left- right
  • base- top
  • liberty- slavery
  • beautiful- ugly
  • liquid- soilid
  • before- after
  • long- short
  • begin - end
  • lose- gain,find, win
  • best- worst
  • loss- gain, profit
  • beverage- food
  • loud- soft
  • big- small
  • low- high
  • birth- death
  • lower- upper
  • bitter- sweet
  • loyal- unfaithful
  • black- white
  • mad- sane
  • blame- praise
  • majority- minority
  • blank- full
  • masculine- feminine
  • blessing- curse
  • master- servant
  • blunt- sharp
  • maximum- minimum
  • borrow- lend
  • melancholy- happy
  • brave- timid
  • mountain- valley
  • bright- dark
  • narrow- wide
  • brilliant- dull
  • nasty- pleasant
  • broad- narrow
  • natural- artificial
  • build- destroy
  • near- far,distant
  • busy- idle
  • neat-untidy
  • buy- sell
  • negative- positive
  • calm- excited
  • new- old
  • captivity- freedom
  • noise- silence
  • capture- release
  • noisy- silent,quiet
  • careful- careless
  • none- plenty
  • catch- release
  • north- south
  • chaos- order
  • obey-order
  • cheap- expensive
  • object- accept
  • cheerful- gloomy
  • often- seldom
  • chide- praise
  • old- new,young
  • chief- follower
  • opaque- transparent
  • clear- cloudy
  • pain- pleasure
  • clever- stupid
  • part-whole
  • clumsy- nimble
  • passenger- pedestrian
  • coarse- smooth
  • passive- active
  • cold- hot
  • past- future
  • collecy- dispose
  • permanent- temporary
  • common- rare
  • play-work
  • complete- unfinished
  • powerful-weak
  • confirm- refute
  • practice- theory
  • courteous- rude
  • praise-blame,condemn
  • cross- happy
  • private-public
  • cruel- fine
  • profesional-amateur
  • damp- dry
  • profit-loss
  • danger- safety
  • push-full
  • daring- timid
  • queer-commom
  • dawn- dusk
  • question- answer
  • day- night
  • quick-slow
  • dead- alive
  • quit-continue
  • dear-cheap
  • radiant-dull
  • deep- shallow
  • rapid- slow
  • defend- attack
  • raw- cooked
  • deny- admit
  • receive-give
  • different- similar
  • remote- near
  • early- late
  • seriously- lightly
  • earth- sun
  • shrink- expand
  • east- west
  • sickness- health
  • empty- full
  • silience- noise
  • embrace- reject
  • simple-complex
  • enemy- friend
  • spend-safe
  • enjoy- suffer
  • still- noisy
  • entrance- exit
  • take-give
  • error- truth
  • tall-short
  • fail- succed, pass
  • tame-wild
  • fair- dark
  • teach-learn
  • fake- genuine
  • tender-tough
  • fall- rise
  • thin- thick
  • false- true
  • tight- loose
  • familiar- strange
  • trust-doubt
  • fast- slow
  • unconscious- aware
  • fat- thin
  • unfit- suitable
  • few- many
  • unfortunate- lucky
  • find- lose
  • unite-separate
  • foolish- wise
  • vacant- occupied
  • generous- selfish
  • vague-clear
  • gloom- joy
  • valid-unvalid
  • go- come
  • valuable- worthless,cheap
  • guest-host
  • vanish-appear
  • guilty- innocent
  • vice-victure
  • happy-sad
  • victory-defeat
  • hard- easy
  • villan- hero
  • hate- love
  • violent- mild
  • heat- cold
  • war-peace
  • heavy- light
  • warm- cool
  • height- depth
  • weak- strong,powerful
  • here- there
  • well-badly
  • hide- show
  • wet-dry
  • hit- miss
  • whisper-shout
  • hollow- solid
  • work-rest
  • hope- despair
  • worse- better
  • hostile- friendly
  • write-read
  • huge- tiny
  • wrap-unfold
  • humane- brutal
  • written- oral
  • humble- naughty
  • wrong-right
  • identical- opposite
  • yonder-near
  • ignorance- knowledge
  • youthful-old
  • illegal- lawful, legal
  • young- old
  • illusion- reality
  • zoom- descent,plummet
  • inhale- exhale
  • zest- apathy



Find the correct ANTONYMS.

NO.
WORDS
ANTONYMS
1
happy

2
short

3
sour

4
soft

5
weak

6
noisy

7
high

8
night

9
large

10
warm

11
summer

12
ask

13
smooth

14
full

15
back

16
fair

17
thin

18
hate

19
young

20
late




hard
quiet
tall
tell
sad
winter
sweet
strong
cool
low
day
small
rough
empty
front
dark
thick
love
old
early

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