Fahmi Faizar Rachman (13214780)
1EA19
2A. How to talk about your background
A. Vocabulary
people and place
1.
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Religious groups
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Regions/parts of
continents
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countries
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Christian
Muslim
jewish
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Central America
The middle east
The south pacific
East Africa
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Bolivia
Guatemala
Tanzania
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2. additional:
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Religious groups
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Regions/parts of
continents
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countries
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Hinduism
buddha
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Bali
East asia
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Indonesia
China
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3.
4. well, in photo 7 there’s a mayan girl, maybe
6 years old
Yanomami women at number 8 is definitely
not married
C. Grammar the before geographical names
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Use the before
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Don’t use the before
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Mountain
ranges - the alps
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Regions
- polynesia
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Rivers
– the nile
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Single
mountain – mount everest
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Oceans
and seas – the atlantik
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Countries
- india
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Island
groups – north islands
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Continents
- asia
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Desert
– the Arabian desert
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Single
islands – the canary islands
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Some
countries* - the uniteds states
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Cities
- london
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Some
regions* - the
far east
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Lakes
– lake victoria
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8.
9. 1. Lake
Titicaca is in the andes mountain
2. the
atlas mountains are north of sahara desert
3. Baffin island is in the
Canada
4. lake Victoria is in the
Africa
5. Jordan is in the middle
east
6. Polynesia
is in the pacific ocean
7. Britain
is also called the united kingdom
D. spelling and
pronunciation c and g
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Spelling rule
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The letter c
=
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The letter g
usually =
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Before e, i,
y
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/s/
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/d3/
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The pasific
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age
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|
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city
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religion
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|
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place
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gender
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Before any
other letter or at the end of a word
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/k/
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/g/
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The artic
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mongolia
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africa
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background
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|
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country
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group
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10.
2B.
How to talk about tourism
A.
Read a newspaper article
1.
books = lascar pelangi
Clothes = Peter says denim (PSD)
Famous people = ir. soekarno
Food = sate, bakso, nasi goreng,
gado-gado
Geography = archipelago
Places that tourist visit = bali
Souvenirs = batik
Weather = hot weather
2. places
that tourist visit = London
Food
= apple pie, fish and chips
Weather
= hot, cold, warm
National
symbol = the three lions
3. places
that tourist visit : big ben in the London
4. 1.
Always turn into Sometimes
2.
sometimes turn into usually
3.
hardly ever turn into always
4.
quite often turn into never
5.
sometimes turn into always
6. usually turn into rarely
5. 1.
No, I do not think about it
2. now, Chinese tourist are allowed
to travel to Britain in groups(1). Also,
the Chinese economy strong(2) and air
lines are introducing more direct flight from china to Britain
3. because they think London the same
as those in the book “the famous London”
4. because they prefer to visit
historic sites
5. because Chinese tourist rarely stay in
Britain for more than a few days before continuing to another European country.
6. No
B. Grammar adverbs of
frequency
7.
·
Usually
·
Often
·
Sometimes
·
Never
10. 1. Always, sometimes, often, quite
often, usually, never, hardly ever, rarely
2. can>could, may>might, shall>should,
will>would, must, ought, need and dare
3. they, we, I, you.
11. 2.
I go aboard on my holidays. I never go aboard on my holiday. I prefer to go to fishing
3.
I eat Chinese food. I often eat Chinese food
4. tourists are interested in
the history of my country. Tourist are rarely interested in the history of my own country.
5. foreigners have
old fashioned ideas of my country. foreigners have old fashioned ideas of my country.
6. I visit the usual tourist
sights in my own country. I hardly ever visit the usual tourist sights in my own
country.
2C. How to describe objects
A. read for
detail
1.
·
Brick, sand (material)
·
Slight, thick, short(shape and size)
·
Foundation, hinge(parts and object)
2.
h= water pot, f= chair wood
3. 4
= fishing floats
2
= baseball glove
5
= mate cup and straw
3
= potato masker
1
= wooden headrest
4. 1
= j
2
= L
3 = D
4
= G
5
= B
B. Vocabulary phrases for describing objects
6. 1.
F, J, K
2.
I
3.
B
4.
K
5.
C, L
6.
F
8. 2. This is not an ordinary glove, is used to
catch the ball
3.
it is leather, topped objects covered with animal skins
4.
it isn’t water carrier, but you can use it to carry water for drinking
10. A: this is used for?
B: it’s use for carrying headrest
2D. How to tell
an anecdote
A. Read an anecdote
1. I
visited semarang last month, there way to speak them different.
2.
chopstick, difficult but you don’t need a fork
3. maybe
he was the flu, because he was disposing of snot using tissue
4.
true, the picture shows people who are wasting snot
5. 1. next time he needed
to blow nose he decided to leave the
table and go to the toilet. He didn’t know where to put her chopstick. So
he stuck in her bowl of rice.
2. to be more careful in the act
B.
Grammar past simple and past cotinous
6.
feeling, covering
7.
past simple : my cold was not quite
finished and my nose was still running a little
Past continous : I was feeling quite please
with myself
8.
1.
Was sitting
2.
was reading
3.
got
4.
wore
5.
stood
6.
sat
7.
was noticing
8.
had
9.
saw
10.
said
11. had
12.
got
13.
was going
14.
came
9.
the next time I needed to blow my nose.
10.
I lived in spain. During the first day, I didn’t
go out because I had a cold. The next
Time, I was feeling better. Some
friend invited me out to eat. We met at ten and
Went to a bar.
2E. Writing an intercultural
experience
A. Vocabulary review
1. gender, east Africa, bowl.
2. able, about, above, accept, accident, Etc
B. read end understand narrative
3. Going on Holiday
4. 2.
False
3. Doesn’t say
4. True
5. doesn’t say
6. False
7. Doesn’t
C. organize your writing
paragraph
5.
·
Three
·
One sentence
·
The context
·
The main event
·
The result of the main event
6. when and where I went, where I was when the
event happened, what happened in the end.
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