My 16 sentences I have found,Supphanitra Sanphokha.

My 16 sentences I have found.

1.Find  a sentence using…Friday night.

1.1 My mother come back her home on Friday.

1.2 I’m gonna traval in chaingkhan night.

2. Find an interrogative sentence using…Friday night.

2.1 Did you know that it was big business that came up with BLACK FRIDAY and Cyber Monday? 

2.2 How can something be blatant on Friday night and forgiven on Saturday afternoon?

3.  Find a sentence starting with…Friday night.

3.1 Friday is an Android app that let's you browse events that happened in the past.

3.2 Night has come early, the winter stars like broken glass strewn across the sky.

 4. Find an interrogative sentence ending with…Friday night.

4.1The provincial governor of Sakhon Nakhon will go to visit Lao next Friday.

4.2 The Malaysian tourists come to Thailand  tomorrow night.

5. Find a PRESENT CONTINUOUS sentence using… Friday night.

5.1A student is going to Bangkok this Friday.

5.2 If your’re coming to the Elgin Short Film Fastival on Saturday night,look me up.

6. Find a PAST sentence using … Friday night.

6.1 Friday he was okey,but we had to make the decision yesterday and he can’t play.

6.2 I thought that happened the other night and then you get the other team excited.

7. Find a PRESENT PERFECT sentence using … Friday night.

7.1Friday has become a significant day in the Arab world since the uprisings began.

7.2Last night,he continued to discover that he may have been wrong on both counts.

8. Find a PAST PERFECT sentence using … Friday night.

8.1Friday was the frist time this season Tuiasosopo had hit two home runs in a game.

8.2Scroring had not been the problem most of the night and was not down the stretch.

My create business card and calendar. Supphanitra Sanphokha

My create business card

To day, I have study about how to make create and calendar?

and I have knowlage about how to use 

Microsoft  publisher.so, I'm very happy when I can make it.

Write 10 Sentence Supphanitra Sanphokha

1. Supphanitra has many areas in Sakon Nakhon. 

                                         

     2.This is the formal definition of philosophy. 

3.Supphanitra can  write stucture compound sentence.

4.A analysis must be in tested too much.

5.Supphanitra’s phone  similar to her mother.

6.We are studying in english major.

 7.The honesty is the best policy. 

 8.Supphanitra has many role.

9.The research is very important for students.

10.Supphanitra is try more than Chattrakul.

VOA Learning English More University. supphanitra Sanphokha

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       Earlier this year, we reported on the growth of massive open online courses, or MOOCs. These higher education courses are mostly free and, so far, largely in technical areas like computer science. MOOCs are usually open to anyone and can have thousands of students around the world. Entrepreneurs and educators are studying the different business possibilities. One idea is to make money by offering credits or certificates to students willing to pay. Another is to charge employers for connecting them with students who get top scores on online tests. Some top universities are starting to offer their own MOOCs. For example, the University of California, Berkeley, recently announced it has joined a nonprofit enterprise called edX. Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology started edX and have each invested $30 million. Berkeley will offer two of the seven free courses on the edX platform: Artificial Intelligence and Software as a Service. Berkeley will also work with edX to get more universities involved. Schools that offer courses on the edX platform will be called "X Universities."MIT professor Anant Agarwal is the president of edX, and he helped develop an electrical engineering course for the fall. He says the goal is to reinvent education worldwide and on campus. Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau made similar comments as he expressed a commitment to "excellence in online education." He says the goals are to bring higher education to more people and to enrich the quality of campus-based education. And he added that he believes working with the not-for-profit model of edX is the best way to do that. EdX faces for-profit competitors. One is Udacity, co-founded by Sebastian Thrun at Stanford University. Another is Coursera, started by two other Stanford computer scientists, Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng. In fact, some Berkeley professors have been teaching free courses through Coursera. Coursera started with four universities and in July announced a big expansion. One of the new partners is the University of Virginia. In June, its popular president, Teresa Sullivan, had to resign. The governing board forced her out, in part, over suggestions that she was not moving fast enough into this new world of online education. But two weeks later, after campus protests, the board rehired her. And that's the VOA Special English Education Report.I'm Supphanitara  Sanphokha Thank you.
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