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Conversation vs Communication

Communication:
- A broad process of sending and receiving messages.
- Can be verbal or non-verbal (e.g. gestures, facial expressions, writing).
- One-way or two-way.
- Example: A teacher giving instructions, a text message, body language.

Conversation:
- A type of communication.
- Usually informal and verbal.
- Always two-way (involves turn-taking).
- Example: Chatting with a friend, discussing ideas in a group.

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Semua kapal FFCxTMTG telah dipintas di lingkungan 120 batu nautika dari Gaza.

Semua hubungan telah terputus dan nasib mereka tidak diketahui.

Ketika ini, mereka memerlukan doa kita. Sebarkan.

#flotilla #conscience #ummsaad #thousandmadleens #mycare #ffc

Kesemua kapal Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) dan Thousand Madleens To Gaza (TMTG) telah dipintas rejim Israel pada lingkungan 120 batu nautika dari Gaza.

Dilaporkan kapal Consience telah diserang sebuah helikopter rejim Israel.

Misi kemanusiaan ke Gaza ini disertai 93 orang, terdiri daripada doktor, wartawan dan aktivis dari pelbagai negara.

Seramai sembilan rakyat Malaysia menyertai misi ini; lapan daripadanya menaiki kapal Conscience dan seorang kapal Umm Saad.

Sumber:Berita AlHijrah

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Changing Verbs into Nouns (Nominalisation)

When we add a suffix to a verb, we can change it into a noun. This process is called nominalisation.

These nouns often describe:
- an action
- a result
- a state

Common suffixes:

1. -ion / -tion / -sion
- Added to many verbs to form abstract nouns.
- Examples:
- communicate → communication
- educate → education
- decide → decision
- confess → confession

2. -ment
- Often used to form nouns showing results or states.
- Examples:
- develop → development
- achieve → achievement
- treat → treatment

3. -ance / -ence
- These suffixes also form nouns showing a state, quality, or action.
- Examples:
- appear → appearance
- perform → performance
- differ → difference
- exist → existence

4. -ing (Gerund form)
- Verbs ending in -ing can also act as nouns.
- Examples:
- swim → swimming
- read → reading
- paint → painting

Examples in sentences:
- Education is important for success. (educate → education)
- His performance was impressive. (perform → performance)
- Reading helps improve your vocabulary. (read → reading)

-er to verbs, and how we use it to describe people who do certain actions or jobs.

Adding -er to Verbs

The suffix -er is commonly added to verbs to form nouns. These nouns usually refer to:

1. A person who does a specific action or activity
2. A person who has a particular job or role
3. Sometimes, a tool or device that performs an action

This process also helps us name people based on what they do.

Examples:

- teach → teacher (a person who teaches)
- run → runner (a person who runs)
- write → writer (a person who writes)
- sing → singer (a person who sings)
- work → worker (a person who works)
- drive → driver (a person who drives)
- farm → farmer (a person who farms)
- build → builder (a person who builds)

Other examples with tools/devices:
- print → printer (a device that prints)
- mix → mixer (a tool used for mixing)
- open → opener (a tool that opens something)

Notes:
- The root word is usually a verb.
- Adding -er changes the verb into a noun (a person or thing).
- Spelling may change slightly for some words. For example:
- write → writer (drop the silent "e")
- run → runner (double the final consonant)

Examples in sentences:
- My sister is a talented singer.

The farmer works from sunrise to sunset.
- We need a new printer for the office.
- He’s a fast runner and wins many races.