章节50 Khrary 访问WanJunaidi

章节50 16/9/23 (6) Khairy 访谈Wan Junaidi 

MA63协议于2021年才被重视，并于2022年宪报才公布。 所以这个协议里承诺的事情还有很多没有履行。 这就是为什么人们听到MA63时会产生误解。 

他认为协议只有两个方面，但IGC报告内容本身有很多协议尚未实现 这是第一；第二是 1969 年紧急状态发生时。   

联邦政府利用紧急状态来侵犯沙砂，并从我们手中夺走的砂拉越和沙巴的权利。 因此，这是砂拉越人不满的首要原因，因为承诺的东西没有得到兑现。第二个原因是关于已给出但被撤回。  

此后，还有很多被撤回。 不仅如此，协议中还有一些条款尚未落实，因此引起砂拉越人民普遍的不满。  

第112D条文的目的是砂拉越应获得特别补助金。 然而，1965年，砂拉越获得了400万令吉； 1966年，800万令吉，双倍； 1969年，捐赠了1600万令吉。 之后就停止了，直到希盟讨价还价给我们3200万令吉。

我在下议院讲过这件事，并问这是怎么一回事。我们没有公式以及如何给予。他们就是随意发送这数目给砂拉越人。 马联邦就是这样对待我们。 我们只是要求我们的权利。  

例如，砂拉越幅员辽阔；沙巴比半岛上任何其他州都大。 但是在 基础设施方面，没有水；也没有道路；我们从联邦获得的唯一大项目是纳吉时期的泛婆罗洲高速公路。 实际上没有任何东西可以满足 11D 的要求。

Episode 50 16/9/23 (6) Khairy interviewed Wan Junaidi

Agreement MA63 was only entered in 2021 and gazetted in 2022 to start its implementation. So there are still many things promised in this agreement not being carried out. That is why people misunderstand when they hear MA63. 

He thinks the agreement only has two sides but in the IGC Report the content itself there are many agreements that have not yet been realized. That's one, the second when the 1969 Emergency happened.   

The Federal Administration used the Emergency to encroach into the rights of Sarawak and Sabah which were taken from us. So this is number one reason for the dissatisfaction of Sarawakians that what was promised was not given; the number two reason is about what was given but withdrawn.  

After that, there are many more that have been withdrawn. Not only that, there are some that in the agreement have not been implemented yet, so all these cause the dissatisfaction to Sarawakians.  

The purpos of article 112D is that Sarawak should be given the special grant. However, in 1965 Sarawak was given RM4 million; in 1966, RM8 million, double; in 1969, RM16 million was given. After that it stopped until Pakatan Harapan came into bargain to give us RM32 million.

I spoke about this in the dewan and asked what is this thing. We don't have the formula and how you give. Just pluck from the one and send it to Sarawakians. This is how we are treated. We are only asking for our rights.  

Sarawak is vast for example; Sabah is larger than any other state in the peninsula. For the infrastructure, it does not have water; nor road; the only big one we get from the federation is the Pan-Borneo Highway only during Najib time. There is practically nothing that fulfills the requirements under 11D.

来回500公里缴罚款验轮胎

我的看法：

来回500公里缴罚款验轮胎 -- 布拉甲居民怨声载道

联邦陆路交通局天理何在？

我认为陆路交通局更要关心的是路况。15尺宽的路从Bintulu直通布拉甲，如此宽度的路，中间又没有分界线，对往返的车辆是多么危险的一件事。 现在，车辆几乎都是大型的，陆路交通局，都不在乎，却对居民的轮胎起了不应该有的念头。

明明知道，这些居民收入不高，对于更换轮胎都是不到“极限”不更换。

最近，加帛陆路交通局官员突然严谨值勤丹车劳顿来回约700公里。

到布拉甲执法。真让人不可思议。 

陆路交通局官员向来都有那种中饱私囊的倾向。陆路交通局的一切作为都是做官员和联邦的风水。

难怪，居民会向砂拉越罗里总会会长林家强投诉陆路交通局的不是。

离布拉甲最近的陆路交通局路程也有约200公里。路况是又弯又窄，并且没有路线规划，却以交通法来执法。 是啊！执法单位本身没有遵循规则规划道路，却玩起双标。

这一次行动中，很多人中招。这些人收入不高，却面对如此挑战。除了，面对轮胎纹路太浅罚款以外，更新轮胎后，必须去交通局验证才行。这就是要居民来回500公里去做验证，真荒唐，搞笑。 灾难也！

不知道，交通局面对投诉后，是否有两全其美的做法。

这样低级的路况，居民没有群起抗议，真的是便宜了执政单位，苦了百姓。

Analysis 41 - 53

41.  Besides being self-motivated and result-oriented, [I] am able to work with (minimum

       supervision).

  

       Verb-to-be

       F1                                     F2                                F3                                F4

       am           

       is                                       being                            was                             been                            

       are                                                                         were

       (Since “besides” which is a preposition can’t link the adjectives “self-motivated and

       result-oriented” so “being” is used.  Why not other form?  It is because only a noun

       or F2  follows after a preposition.  As we know that an adjective can associate

        with verb-to-be.  In this case only F2 of the Verb-to-be is suitable here.  )      

42.   be able to “root verb”

43.  Enclosed herewith are [my full resume and certified copies of my documents] for

        (your perusal).

44.  like = such as  (preposition)

       like   (verb)

45.  [I] have seen (an old lady) <who was snatched> when [she] was about to enter  (the

       gate) of (her house).

            [I ] have seen (an old lady) { being snatched}……………………………….

            (If you don’t use the relative pronoun “who” which indicates “an old lady”, you

            must change “was” into “being” with the rest remain the same.)  (In the relative

            clause “who was snatched”,  the verb is in the passive voice and so if you omit

            “who” and you have to change “was” into “being”.   Hence the present participial

             phrase “being snatch” modifies “an old lady”)

            [I] have seen (a man) who snatched (an old lady’s handbag) when [she] was

            about to enter (the gate) of (her house).

            I have seen a man snatching ………………………………………………

            (On the other hand, if you want to omit “who”, in this case,  you have to change

             the verb “snatched” into F2 and the rest remain the same.  Did you notice that the

             verb  “snatched” is in the active voice?  For the active voice, you use F2 when

             you  omit “who” and the rest remain the same.)

            (You will find that the English language like mathematics formulae, there are

            codes of rules to crack.)

46.  [The frequent occurrences of crime] have reached (an alarming level).  [We all] are 

       worried about (our safety).  [This matter] really needs (urgent attention and action) to

       solve (the problem) as soon as possible.

47.  resident (person) /  a / the residential area / residence (place / house)

       [Selina] is a resident in Taman Jaya.   (noun)

            [Taman Jaya] is a residential area.   (attributive adjective before a noun)

            [The case of murder] happened near (my residence).   (noun)

48.  [I] am  the chairman of (Taman Bintang) and [I] would like to lodge( a complaint)

       about (the increasing crime rate).

            ( You can’t do this:  [I] am the chairman of Taman Bintang, would like to lodge a

             complaint ………….. ungrammatical )

            (You see:  [I] is the subject of the verb “am” and what about another main verb

            “would like”?  To correct it, you have to use the conjunction “and”.  Without 

             second [I] is alright.)

            ( Remember One subject and one main verb.  In case you want to join another

             main verb with the same subject, you usually use “and” to join them like the

             example above. )

49.  crime (noun)

            [Crimes] often occur in (our residential area).    ( the Subject of the sentnece  )

            [The gangsters] always commit (crimes) in our area.   (the Object of the verb

            “commit”)

50.  lose           losing               lost                  lost                  Vs         loss

            [Mr Wong] lost all his belongs on the journey.        (F3)

            [The fire victims] suffered (great loss) in (the fire accident).       (noun)

51.  Besides, [the cases like break-in or burglary] are on (the rise / increasing).

       Subject – verb agreement

       Singular subject ----singular verb ------ is / was / verb suffixed “s” / “es”

       Plural subject ---- plural verb ----  are / were / root verb

       (In other words, it concerns the agreement in the Simple Present Tense.  For Simple

       past, only verb-to-be – was / were is affected )

            (In the case above, the Subject “the cases” is the real subject and we don’t

             consider the prepositional phrase “like break-in or burglary ”, so the verb must

             agree with the plural subject)

52.  [The condition] is frightening and threatening because [no one] is guaranteed of

        (their safety).

    

         (Here the words “frightening and threatening” are used as adjectives)

            It is / was F2           (same verb pattern as Present / Past Continuous tense)        

53.  burglar (person) / burglary (act)

            The police caught the burglar a few days ago.

            There were many cases of burglary here last month.

Analysis 31 - 40

31.  In / with (reference) to (the matter) stated above, [I] would like to have (more

       information) about (the double-storey house).

32.  [The company] can complete (the house) next month.  (Active Voice)

       [ The house] can be completed next month.        (Passive Voice)

33.  [I] hope that [I] can hear (more information) from (your company).

            [I] hope to hear (more information) from (your company).

34.  interest (noun / verb) / interested (F4) / interesting (F2)

            [Singing] is one of (her interests).         (a noun after the preposition “of”)

            [The English language] interests (me) so much so that [I] spend (hours) studying

               it every day.             (verb)

            I am interested in the English language.         (F4 is used as an adjective.)

            [This story] is very interesting.            (F2 is used as an adjective.)

35.  so / so that (so…….. that)

            [He] was sick, so [he] did not go to school yesterday.

            [He] works hard so that [he] can win (a scholarship) to go for (further studies).

            [She] sang so well that [she] won (the championship) in (the competition).

36.  suit / suitable

            [This attire] does not suit me at all.

            [This attire] is not suitable to me.

37.  neighbour / neighbourhood

            When [all the neighbours] were asleep at night, [the burglary] took place.  (people)

            [The cases of burglary] often take place in (my neighbourhood).      (place)

38.  Applying for the Post of Administrative Officer

39.  look forwards to F2

            I am looking forwards to hearing from you.

40.  be well-versed / self-motivated / result -oriented

            (The same rule as No. 23 applies here.)

Analysis 20 - 30

20.  be = am / is / are / was / were

            be injured

            [He] was injured lightly in (a car accident) a few weeks ago.    (refer to No. 10)

      

       Positive               Comparative                Superlative      

21.  tall                        taller                            tallest                           ------- Regular

       hardworking         more hardworking       most hardworking

       (When you can’t add / suffix “er” to comparative degree, we use “more”.  Similarly

        when we can’t add “est” to the superlative degree of an adjective, we use “most”.)

      

bad                  worse                           worst                           --------Irregular           

23.  comfort / comfortable

for (the safety and comfort)  (A noun always follow after a preposition)

           

            [The woman] comforted (the little crying boy) just now.       (verb)

            [The authority concerned] should be responsible for (the safety and comfort) of

            the   road users.           (noun)

            [It] is so comfortable sitting here in (the cool evening breeze).          (adjective)

            am

            is               was               adjective / F4

            are             were

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            Linking Verb

            appear                 feel               look                 smell

            become               get                remain             sound           adjective / F4

            fall                      keep              seem                taste  

24.  send (person)( thing)       

       send (thing) to (person)   

25.  [I] would like to know (the houses) that [your company] is building or intending to

       build.

26.  to buy / to be bought

            I need to buy a bicycle.  (infinitive with to “root verb”)  (Active voice)

            A bicycle is to be bought soon.  (Passive voice)

           

            (to v ----->  to be F4) 

            [S] V to v / to be F4

27. a safe and peaceful place  (safe and peaceful ---adjectives)

            (The conjunction “and” always link the words of the same form ---> noun and

            noun; verb and verb;  adjective and adjective;  adverb and adverb)

28.  Yours sincerely,

29.  accident / incident

            [The old man] met with (a car accident). 

            [A fire accident] occurred here last month.

            [Everybody] can still remember (the incident)/ (event) of how [a boy] got trapped

             in (a tree).

30.  The Director                                             The Chief Inspector

        The Municipal Council                            The Police Station

        Sibu.                                                        Sarikei.

        The Director       

        The Public Works           

        Miri.