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Additional Individual Report: Happy Prince

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  (by: Dimas Purnama Adi Wicaksono, an UKSW student) Image Source      What's poppin', everyone? On this unmatched day, I will present and tell you about an awesome story called " Happy Prince ". It's written by the legendary Oscar Wilde himself, and it has 250 words, and it's a starter-level story, so it's an easy story to read and understand.     So, my beloved blog readers, I would like to share this amazing story briefly. This story is about a swallow bird who's about to go to Egypt right before the summer almost came to an end, And then, the bird noticed that the golden statue of the Happy Prince was crying, and the swallow decided to help the prince to assist the poor civilians in the town. After all the deeds that the swallow did, he finally passed away due to him overworking himself in winter, and fell down died at the statue's feet. Due to the extreme weather and cold, the Happy Prince statue's lead heart cracked and broke into two pie...

Individual Report #4 The Perfect Song: Listening

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(by: Dimas Purnama Adi Wicaksono, an UKSW student).      Hi, Dimas here. As usual, I would like to share and tell you a story. It is a story about a couple breaking up. What a sad story isn't it? Well, it's published by ELLO, it has a 15.75 level of literacy, contains 342 words and the genre is Love and Relationship. The title is: " The Break Up ".     Well, let me share the story with you briefly. So it's a story of Crystal. She feels like she cannot see the future of her relationship with her boyfriend, Joe. She's consulting this problem to her dearest friend, George. They discuss the most appropriate way to tell Joe about Crystal's thoughts.      What a neat story, right? Anyway, I think that " 2004 Breakup " would be a neat match up too. You may ask, why? Well, it's because; 1. Both of the story and song are about couples breaking up, 2. This one particular lyric ( " Falling in love, I wish that I didn't" )  has made up my m...

Individual Report #4 The Perfect Song: Reading

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  (by: Dimas Purnama Adi Wicaksono, an UKSW student).      Hi awesome people, Dimas is here once again. In this unflawed opportunity, I will share an amazing story in this episode of my blog. Well, it's not really a story, but it is a biography. So it is a biography of  Stamford Raffles . It is a biography with an 8.00 level of literacy, it has 551 words, and was published by Paul Nation.     So, allow me to explain and tell this article briefly. Stamford Raffles was an Englishman who helped to make Singapore. He was born in Jamaica in 1718. Raffles did his work well in British East India Company and soon began to get promoted to higher positions in the company. He was sent to other places and he became very interested in foreign countries. He became the ruler of Java in 1817 and wrote a book called " The History of Java ". Raffles did many other remarkable things in his life. He was interested in the history of Malay people so he learned their languag...

Bookmark with Quotations: Listening

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  (by: Dimas Purnama Adi Wicaksono, an UKSW student) Hi everyone, welcome back to my blog. Today, I made a quotation bookmark from listening literature titled:  Football Culture  that I picked from  ER-Central . This story has a level 6.00 of literacy and has 422 words. And also, it's written by ELLO. Before we continue to our bookmark showcase, I would like to briefly tell you about the storyline. So it's Daniel and Valeria's story. They talk about how football is such an important part of their culture. Quite interesting, right? Well, here is the bookmark that I've made of it. So, this is a quote that was said by Valeria to Daniel, when he asked about why can you only support 1 team. I chose this because it has a deep meaning behind it. And also, I thought that this would be great material for my reflection for this week. It's like, teaching us about loyalty and constancy while maintaining your honor as a human being as well. On the other hand, it also sparks a co...

Bookmark with Quotations: Reading

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  (by: Dimas Purnama Adi Wicaksono, an UKSW student) Here I am, everyone. Dimas has arrived. In this remarkable situation, I would like to share a story about Greek Mythology I found from  ER-Central . The story is titled:  The Peacock and Juno . It was posted by Pablo and it is a book with an 18.00 level of literacy and has 129 words. I made a bookmark and add a quotation to it, so let's check it out! Before we take a look at my glorious bookmark, I would like to tell you about the story briefly. So you will be able to know about the context of the bookmark. So, it is a story of Peacock that complains to Juno, the Goddess of Love and Marriage herself about being upstaged by the nightingale's singing. And then, Juno explains how each individual is given special traits, and that one cannot have them all at once. So, here it is everyone, I hope you're ready to see it. Beautiful, isn't it? Well, I hope you like it because I put my soul and life when I was making it, hehe. ...