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JADI AKU SEBENTAR SAJA By : JUDIKA Intro : Am F G C F Dm B E Dm Am Am F G C telah lama kau tinggalkanku Dm F Em sempat sia-siakan aku Am F G C pergi jauh titipkan perih Dm E tak sedikitpun peduli Chorus: Am F G C seandainya kamu merasakan F Dm E jadi aku sebentar saja Am F G C takkan sanggup hatimu terima F Dm E sakit ini begitu parah Intro : Am G Dm E Am F G C pergi jauh titipkan perih F Dm E tak sedikitpun peduli Chorus : Am F G C seandainya kamu merasakan F Dm E jadi aku sebentar saja Am F G C takkan sanggup hatimu terima F Dm E sakit ini begitu parah SOlo : Am Dm B/D# E F-E F Am seandainya kamu merasakan F Am jadi aku sebentar saja F Am takan sanggup hatimu terima F E sakit ini begitu parah Chorus : A

SEPERTINYA KAMU By : ZIGAZ Intro : Em D Am G 6x Em C G tak mudah ku tergoda Em C D apalagi jatuh cinta Em C G tapi kok sama kamu C D A tak seperti itu Em C G dasyatnya rayuanmu Em C D mampu menggoda hatiku Em C G rayuanmu itu candu C D A terbang ku melayang Chorus: Em C G sepertinya aku mulai merindukanmu B kamu... Em C G mungkin juga aku mulai menyukaimu B kamu... Em C G kucoba tak peduli Em C D sama kamu dan hatimu Em C G namun dipikiranku C D A lagi-lagi kamu Chorus: Em C G sepertinya aku mulai merindukanmu B kamu... Em C G mungkin juga aku mulai menyukaimu B kamu... C D tak mengerti ooo Em D yang terjadi ooo i'm flying in love Solo : Em Chorus: Em C G sepertinya aku mulai merindukanmu B kamu... Em

DALAM 2 KISAH BY : LYLA intro : C G Em D C G kau takkan terganti Am Em meski menjadi lembaran buram D C di buku hidupku G harusnya berhenti Am Em melukis hati di dalam kelam D kanvas pikiranmu C Am Em D salah ku bersalah C Am Em D C marah dalam dua kisah Chorus : G C maafkanlah tuk segala luka D G yang mendera meleburkan jiwa Em Am sungguh rasaku benar adanya C D G tapi tak bisa ku melepaskan dia C G aku harusnya berhenti Am Em D sedari dulu bermain dengan melukis hatimu C Am Em D salah ku bersalah C Am Em D C marah dalam dua kisah oooo oooo Chorus : G C maafkanlah tuk segala luka D G yang mendera meleburkan jiwa Em Am sungguh rasaku benar adanya C D G tapi tak bisa ku melepas

Photos by  Chatham House  [CC BY 2.0],  Marie Lan-Nguyen  [CC BY 2.0],  wowser  [CC BY-BC 2.0] on Flickr There has been an unusually high number of celebrity deaths this year - so many that I could have built the whole quiz around it! Anyhow, here's my end-of-year offering in its traditional format, focusing on some key news stories of 2016. Like last year, I've tried to keep it light-hearted as much as possible. Politics is still there, but it's fairly evenly balanced by sports, travel and technology news. The quiz comes in two levels: - Intermediate (B1+/2-) - Advanced (B2+ and up) and is accompanied by a 10-page teachers' guide (scroll down) full of ideas on how to use the quiz in class and to exploit the lexis. Don't forget to check back in the first week of the new year when I'll publish a follow up with vocabulary review exercises and activities. UPDATE: Click HERE for vocabulary review activities Happy New Year! Quiz 1. Starting with the sad news of Da

One of my students showed her vocabulary (and grammar) notebook to her private tutor, who was surprised at the way new vocabulary was recorded in it. The student then conveyed the tutor's concerns to me, for example, that "pack in" doesn't have to go necessarily with the job (I'd taught the group "she's packed in her job"). She said, "it means 'finish' or 'give up'". I agreed. But where does it get you? If "pack in" can be substituted for "finish" or one of the other alleged synonyms (alleged because no two or more words are ever absolute synonyms - see  HERE ), can we say "I've packed in my homework"? It is true that "pack in" collocates with other nouns/noun phrases, but "job" is one of the most frequent collocates. I've consulted two dictionaries - I often look up a word in  different online dictionaries to glean its most typical use - and both  Oxford Advanced Le