F22 vs @isaku, pelajaran bahasa english

isaku wrote:Ngawur kamu, g ada ultimatum ngotot ultimatum, disuruh belajar g mau, tukang plintir dasar, g dimana2 perwakilan kaummu memang tukang plintir semua.
to summon = memanggil/mengajak/mengarahkan
grace = rahmat/belas kasih/sopan santun/keikhlasan/kemurahan hati
Abdurrahman .... blablabla = Abdurrahman berdakwah

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expedition_of_Abdur_Rahman_bin_Auf

Muhammad appointed Abdur Rahman bin Auf to head to Dumatul Jandal to win over the people. It is reported by the Muslim Scholar Ibn Hisham, that he told Abdur Rahman:

Fight everyone in the way of God and kill those who disbelieve in God. Do not be deceitful with spoils, do not be treacherous, nor mutilate,do not kill children. This is God’s ordinance and practice of his prophet among you.
[Ibn Hisham, Sirat Rasul Allah , p. 672][2][7]

Abdur Rahman set out with 700 men on an expedition to Dumat al-Jandal, that is on the route to Khaybar, Fadak. The place was a great trading center; the inhabitants were mainly Christians and were ruled by a Christian king. Following the Islamic rule, on reaching Dumatul Jandal, Abdur Rahman summoned the people of the tribe to embrace Islam within three days grace.
During the 3 day period, Al-Asbagh, a Christian chief of Banu Kalb complied and many of his followers also followed suit.[6] Other tribes also paid tribute (Jizya) to Abdur Rahman. On agreement to pay Jizya tax regularly, they were allowed to keep their Christianity.[2]

F-22 wrote:Jadi kau RIBUT & NGOTOT mempersoalkan "on the way" vs "in the way" tapi kau sendiri tidak tahu bedanya ???

Coc0tmu asal mangap nanya2 ndak jelas kesana kemari utk menghindar dari menjelaskan  ULTIMATUM KASAR di kisah dumatul jandal tsb ???

Dirimu TIDAK BECUS membantah ULTIMATUM KASAR tsb & coba menghindar dg nanya2 ndak jelas ???

F-22 wrote:

isaku wrote:Setidaknya tunjukkan dong usahamu, semua anak sekolah juga belum tentu prnya benar semua, tapi guru pasti menilai positif mereka yg mengerjakan, ini bukan hanya soal kepahaman tapi attitude

Aku bener2 TIDAK TAHU tong, coba kau jelaskan apa bedanya "on the way" vs "in the way" ???

Question

What is the difference between "in the way" and "on the way"? In what contexts are they used? –Adrien, Ukraine
Answer

Although they look similar, "in the way” and “on the way” have surprisingly different meanings and uses.

In the way
“In the way” is used to describe something that blocks or prevents something else from happening, or makes it more difficult. It has a negative connotation. For example, if you tried unsuccessfully to move a desk to the other side of a room, you might say, “I tried to move the desk to the other side of the room, but the bookshelf was in the way.”
“In the way” can also be used for difficult situations with people, as in these examples:
We have important issues to deal with, but these petty arguments keep getting in the way.
I left because I felt that I was just in their way.

On the way
“On the way” is used to talk about things that are in progress. It has no negative (or positive) connotation. If you are talking about the weather, you might say, “Snow is on the way.” If you are talking about something that you did while you were going to the market, you might say, “On the way to the market I decided to stop at the bank.” Below are some other examples with “on the way.” Notice how possessives (my, your, its, etc.) can be used in place of the.
More layoffs are said to be on the way. [=more layoffs will happen soon]
The package should be on its way.
A funny thing happened to me on my/the way here. [=while I was traveling here]
I have to run a few errands on my way home.

isaku wrote:Cara paling enteng untuk mempertahankan kebodohan adalah malas dan tidak ada usaha, padahal kamu tinggal google aja langsung ketemu.

isaku wrote:

F22 wrote:

It is reported by the Muslim Scholar Ibn Hisham, that he told Abdur Rahman:
Fight everyone in the way of God and kill those who disbelieve in God. Do not be deceitful with spoils, do not be treacherous, nor mutilate,do not kill children.
Berperanglah di jalan allah & BUNUH setiap orang yg tidak beriman kpd allah. Jangan terpengaruh dg barang jarahan, jangan bertindak keji, jangan membunuh anak2.

Kau setuju ndak dg terjemahanku atas peristiwa "penuh rahmat & berkah" di atas ???

Hadeeh, kalau udah karatan emang susah sih....

Kamu melewatkan entah sengaja atau tidak idiom "in the way"

Kamu belajar dulu yg benar, apa beda "on the way" sama "in the way". Sekalian kamu teliti kata "those" pada kalimat, merefer kemana tuh si "those" yg kamu artikan setiap orang.

Kalau sudah kamu tampilkan dimari.

isaku wrote:Makanya dibaca yg bener, Paham tidak nih kenapa saya angkat in the way dan on the way?

F22 wrote:Fight everyone in the way of God and kill those who disbelieve in God.
Berperanglah di jalan allah & BUNUH setiap orang yg tidak beriman kpd allah.

isaku wrote:

F22 wrote:Fight everyone in the way of God and kill those who disbelieve in God.
Berperanglah di jalan allah & BUNUH setiap orang yg tidak beriman kpd allah.

itu kan terjemahanmu yang tidak paham  apa2 dan tak mau belajar ttg "in the way". Saya bilang terjemahanmu itu boleh jadi benar jika disana bukan "in the way" tapi "on the way".

Setelah saya kasih kamu bedanya itu 2 idiom, coba kau ulang menterjemahkan kalimat tsb dengan pemahaman yg benar.

isaku wrote:Ya sudah, coba post #51 baca, kamu jelaskan dalam bahasa indonesia apa beda kedua idiom tsb.

isaku wrote:Ya sudah, coba post #51 baca, kamu jelaskan dalam bahasa indonesia apa beda kedua idiom tsb.

Kamu mau belajar g sih?