greensmg: Dec 30, 2011

Friday, December 30, 2011

oleh apapun

aku harus melepasmu- terbang tinggi membumbung- menjelajah samudera- mengarungi angkasa- tak ingin ku mengekangmu- tak ingin ku mengikatmu- tak ingin ku mencintaimu- hatiku sudah beku- tak lagi bisa merindu- kudoakan kau bahagia- bersama yang kau puja- selain aku yang menyiksa- selalu berpurapura- hanya demi aku aku dan hamba- tak pernahkah kau mengira- jangan tanya aku- jangan tanya tentang dirimu- jangan tanya tentang diriku- jangan tanya tentang aku dan dirimu- jangan tanya tentang kita- aku tak tahu- semua palsu- kemana cinta- kemana hati- dimana hati yang mencinta- dimana hati yang dicinta- mampukah hatiku terbuka- jangan terus kau dera- jangan terus kau tanya- aku pun tak bisa- namun percayalah- selalu ada tempat spesial- untuk dirimu- di dalam hatiku- yang tak kan mungkin- bisa tergantikan- oleh siapa pun- oleh apa pun-

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Long Distance Relationship Uncategorized 05.11.2011 If you have a girlfriend or boyfriend or spouse living in another city are probably familiar with long distance relationship. You may even cringe just thinking about it. However it is indispensable in English grammar. Look at these sentences: The girl looks cute. The girls look cute. The verb has an “s” whenever the subject is third person singular. For three person plural subject, you don’t put the “s”. Now look the following sentence. The girl we met at the party next door looks cute. The girls we met at the party next door look cute. The verb look must agree with the subject, girl or girls, and that agreement takes place over a long distance. The subject and the verb are separated by a pretty long clause, we met at the party next door. There is no limit to how many words may intervene, as in the following sentence: The girls we met at the party next door that lasted until three AM and was finally broken up by the cops who were called by the neighbors look cute. You see that there is a very very long boundary between the subject and the verb, but they still in agreement. Just like you are still attached to your partner/spouse though he/she is far away. The same thing also goes with subject and pronoun agreement. Look at the example below: The new oak tree, along with three bags of planting mix and a box of fertilizer, was delivered to my house this morning. You see that the subject is separated by the modifying phrase beginning with along with and plural noun. Again, the verb must agree with the singular subject. Isn’t that romantic? Source: An Introduction to Language, Fromkin & Rodman, 1998. http://www.srjcwritingcenter.com/gramsentcs/sv_agr/sv_agr.html Posted by admin @ 9:54 am