To get to the second rocky peak 2 we have had to climb the stairs, there is was only one timber path (OR - the path was only single file). Because of many visitors who will going down, then we must be willing has to queue up first. at the time While we were sitting, suddenly two friends who went to Mata Air Comberan is here arrived earlier also through other routes. Indeed, there is more than one road to the summit is not just one, and not only more than one peak summit, there are two peaks. We chose peaks 2 due to to because the top one we still have a would require passing a long pass route. So we decided to to peak 2. Once after the queue is was finished, we climbed the stairs logs log stairs one by one. After reaching the peak, we lost all sense of fatigue. How beautiful we can see the scenery we can see from the top 2. From the second peak of the two peaks, we can also see the top 1. at the top, the wind is blowing pretty hard, so it is not recommended to smoke cigarettes at the top because you will quickly run out :D from the top we can also see Embung, water storage reservoirs. in front of From this peak is still there are no cliffs higher. How beautiful the scenery on top of Nglanggeran.

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Past/Passed are easily confused, for more info look here: http://www.towson.edu/ows/past.htm

<em>Tense:</em> Most of the errors in your writing seem to be tense issues, I know this is tricky as Bahasa Indonesia does not use tense the same was as Bahasa Inggriss.

<em>Adjectives:</em> A couple of times you place an adjective after a noun in your writing, as far as i know this is correct for Indonesian, however in English we place adjectives before a noun we are describing. Example: He has a strong accent / Dia punya aksen kental.

Jalan-jalan Anda melihat sangat cantik. Saya suka "Bushwalking" dan "trecking" di sini dalam Australia. Saya bisa mengerti Bahasa Inggriss Anda dengan baik, itu hanya perlu sedikit-sedikit latihan. :)  

Before reaching the top we want to turn first to Mata Air Comberan (Comberan spring). We climbed the wooden stairs to the large rock that is was in front of us, after reaching the top, the road is extreme was difficult for me. I do did not dare go there because it passes through two narrow cliffs. Unlike the previous cliff where we walked on land that is in between the two cliffs; this time we were are not walking on the soil, because it there is a steep cliff down arms and legs (I'm not sure what this means) so we have to stick on a to the cliff because under us is like a small and narrow gap. although this it is not too narrow and steep, but for me this has it was too been extreme. Only two friends who passed, I and other friends my other friends and I (formal) - OR - me and my other friends (informal) back to followed the route back to the peak, the road to the top was more slippery than before. With the peak already in sight, we met a friend of our party who had reached the summit long before me us. We just want to reached the peak when he was actually already going down. Then I told him about our friends who were in the Mata Air Comberan and they he was going there too.

Last week me and my friends did a trip to Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta. We Climbed an ancient volcano named Nglanggeran located in Patuk area. We set off from the hostel at 8:30 am. The trip to the summit Nglanggeran was very enjoyable. We walked <em>Past</em> the stairs of stone and ground earth - OR - We passed the stairs of stone and earth. Indeed, there are were many large boulders that were very beautiful. In fact, sometimes we have had to pass through a very narrow route, passing between two narrow rock cliffs narrow. In Nglanggeran there is also a camping ground. But as it happened, when we were there no one was doing camping.

Bruce, were you unable to read the rest of my comment where I very clearly state that slang <em>is not</em> neccessary for someone learning English?

<em>"I would not focus on learning slang as a priority, for a number of reasons." </em>

You seem to take issue with almost every contributor to this discussion, even when they are broadly in agreement with you.

Also, discussing SLANG in a discussion about SLANG is not OFF TOPIC. The original poster also asked whether knowing slang would effect their "<em>[ability] to deal with English native speakers"</em>, as well as whether or not <em>"there [is] a huge difference between Normal English & Slang English?"</em><em></em>.

Perhaps you ought to put down the theasaurus that you rely on to write your awkward comments, and brush up on you comprehension skills.

Best,
Liam 

Note: What's up? Is not a "ghetto" term at all. Written examples date back to the early 1800's. Furthermore, having a diverse vocabulary can be exciting and interesting.

Regarding slang: You <em>WILL </em>learn slang as you talk more with native english speakers. However I would not focus on learning slang as a priority, for a number of reasons. Firstly, slang is different wherever you go in the English speaking world (Australia, Canada, UK, South Africa etc). However knowing "proper English" (the things you will be learning from text books), will help you out in all of these places.

Most native speakers will not use obscure slang when talking to you, if they realise that English is your second, or third language. In most English speaking cities we have people from all over the world, so we are all adept at talking to people with various levels of English knowledge.

But as I say, you <em>will</em> learn slang as you continue with English language - probably without even realising it!

Good luck! 

Who will play christian grey's roles?

Have you read fifty shades of grey? I've done read it. And i became a fanatic fan of Mr. Christian grey. Lol..
Yeah i know it's just a fiction novel, but i don't care. EL James wants to filming her books. Sometimes i get upset with movie which are adapted from novels because they filming are far away from what i've imagined. So i will choose to either just read the book, or just watch the movie. Who do you think the best actor to take Christian grey's role?

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Very few errors, and mostly just grammar which is tricky. Good work, I knew exactly what you meant.

Saya tidak membaca 50 Shades of Grey, Saya hanya membaca non-fiction. Tapi, itu bagus anda bisa membaca buku bahasa ingriss! Saya harap membaca buku Bahasa Indonesia, kapan saya belajar lebih!