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Lecture about Baidoa Peace of Allah be up on you, in the name of Allah the most merciful the most compassionate. Brothers and sisters today I want to talk about a very important thing which is all about Baidoa city. First before I commence my topic who knows Baidoa? Let me answer this variable question. Baidoa is a strategic city which connects Somalia and other neighbour countries, such as: Kenya and Ethiopia. Baidoa is a very beautiful city. Baidoa has got many different roads. Baidoa has got long and short beautiful buildings. Inside Baidoa you can see mosques and Islamic religion schools. There are many different primary and high schools. Baidoa welcomes and helps everyone. If you wanna know more about Baidoa visit  www.ifowarlaadischool.blogspot.com Baidoa city is my city I enjoy staying in Baidoa. And everyone will enjoy staying in Baidoa. Baidoan people love each other and help each other. Baidoan people have the real Somali culture and they are v...

Passive voice details Verbs that take objects are called transitive verbs. Verbs that don’t take objects are called intransitive verbs.                         For example: The dog killed the rat. Now the dog killed the rat. The dog is the subject of the sentence and the rat is the object of the sentence. The dog did something it’s the doer of the action and the rat had something to it and it is the object of the sentence. The subject is the doer of the action but not always, sometimes we put the sentence the other way round.                           

7) Future perfect tense  It is used for an action which will have completed at a certain time in the future Formula: subject+will have/shall have+p.p+obect Example: 1.      I will have done my job. 2.      You will have done your job.                          3.      He will have done his job. 4.      She will have done her job.                           Question 1.      Shall I have done my job? 2.      Will you have done your job? 3.      Will he has done his job? 4.      Will she has done her job? N/Q 1.      Shall I have done my job? 2.      Will you have done your job? 3.      Will he has done h...

Weekly journal Story I am a fifteen years old student. And I am a football player. Football is my favourite spot. My school is IFOW Arlaadi School. We have computers at our school. And also have a blackboard and a whiteboard. I like to make a daily conversation. My classmates afraid me to make conversation with me. Because of they don’t prepare their lessons. But some of my classmates like and interest to make conversation with me because they want to learn the English well. This is my friend_________. He/she gets shy to make conversation because he/she doesn’t read his lessons. On Tuesdays we’ve a weekly journal. Our teacher gives us interesting lessons the other days. We proud of our teacher.