PROCEDURE AND REPORT EXERCISE

 PROCEDURE & REPORT

AUGUST 30, 2021

Hello, my students. 

Good morning, everybody. Nice to see you again this morning. Today we meet again on Procedure and Report Exercise. Last week we have met together in Learning subject about the materials and today we will have an exercise. Are you ready for it?

Pandemic Covid-19 is a very serious problem solved by our government, up to now we have not been clear in overcoming the virus decease from this country. It causes education system everywhere keeping off at school.

There are many schools hold learning system online, so every student must stay at home and they hold and study at their homes for long time. In this case, our school has also effect to hold learning system online. Many of students' parents disagree to have learning system at school because they are so worried of the dangerous effects of Corona Virus Decease; like badly sick, lung decease, almost to be passed away.

To keep your Health, don't forget to do these five actions below!

Well my students, no problem we have not joined learning at school yet, the most important is getting knowledge and much information as well even though we  should stay at home for learning it.

For students exercises today, please click link below:

SOAL LATIHAN PROCEDURE AND REPORT

Just do the exercise as well in order no teacher's complain because of no work or student's presence is still blank.

Thanks for your cooperation and understanding this rule.

Best Regard,

English Teacher

Mr. Benny

POSSESSIVE, PRONOUN, DAYS AND MONTHS

 POSSESSIVE, DAYS AND MONTHS

AUGUST 27, 2021 ON FRIDAY

My students, I wish you are always in God protection and his bless.

On this occasion we will learn about Possessive, Noun or Pronoun, Days and Months.

What is possessive? In Indonesian we often think that possessive is something related to owner. There are two kinds of Possessive, they are Possessive Adjective and Possessive Pronoun. So what is possessive pronoun and what is possessive adjective?

Possessive Pronoun is "showing that something belongs to someone”. Simply, we can say that Possessive pronoun also means pronoun which has a possession function.

EXAMPLES OF POSSESSIVE PRONOUN:

Mine, Yours, Ours, Theirs, His, Hers and Its

The use of examples in sentences:

Don't take it, it's mine

Is it yours?

Possessive Adjective is a kind of a special possession for determiner, it is to shows possession for noun.

EXAMPLES OF POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE:

My, Your, Their, Our His, Her, Its

The use of examples in sentences:

My book, your hat, Jane's cat

Well, now let's talk about days of the week. How many days are there in one week? Of course seven days in one week. Can you tell us more about it? Come on

Okay guys, Days of the week are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

One day before now is Yesterday.

The next three days after now is Monday.

It's time for us to discuss about Months, How many months are there in one year?

The answer is twelve of course. The first month is January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and the last is December.

My students,

I think materials for today are enough, thanks for your participation in learning the topics, I hope you are always healthy and don't forget to keep 5A, they are:

For complete text to learn, you can click link below or download in PDF File.

MATERIALS FOR POSSESSIVE, PRONOUN DAYS AND MONTHS

For students Presence, please click below:

STUDENT'S PRESENCE

Good luck for all my students of grade VII A to VII D, please learn it as well so that you can understand all. 

Best Regard,

Your English Teacher

Mr. Benny.

ADMITTING AND DENYING OF DOING SOMETHING

 LET'S LEARN HOW TO ADMIT AND DENY
OF
DOING SOMETHING

Hi Guys, 

How are you doing now? Are you happy, Are you okay?

I want you are always in a good condition.

Today,

We will learn more about specific way to admit or deny something.

What do you know about "ADMIT" and "DENY"?

Based on its language, we have known before that "Denying" is a kind of expression use to receive or recognize that we have got something, may be goods, foods, or action in doing something.

Then, denying is an expression to refuse or reject statements, goods, foods, and also action in doing something like advice or suggestion from someone like a friend, member of family, parents, our boss or even from a company extra.

Simply, look at these situations below carefully!

It is an expression, someone has said to us that we have done something, and we agree because we really did it:

1. Last night, I heard something from the fridge, did you opened the fridge and took something?

2. Are you happy now? You always smile.

3. I got information from Rita, you have bought a new house near Pawan river, is that right?

4. Your nephew said that you wanted to continue study at Holland college, is it true?

5. You turned the computer in Computer Laboratory off yesterday afternoon, didn't you?

6. Last week, Jessica saw you walking down the street with Jack, didn't you?

7. Is it the fact that you and Martha are marriage couple?

Example of Expression Admitting both formal and informal:

NO	FORMAL EXPRESSION OF ADMITTING	INFORMAL EXPRESSION OF ADMITTING
1	Yes, I did it.	I do.
2	Yes, I am.	Yes.
3	Yes, I do.	That’s right.
4	Yes, that’s right.	That’s true.
5	Yes, it’s true.	Of course.
6	Yes, of course I did.	Right.
7	Yes, you are right.	I am

Example of Expression Denying both formal and informal:

NO	FORMAL EXPRESSION OF DENYING	INFORMAL EXPRESSION OF DENYING
1	No, I don’t.	It’s not me.
	No, I didn’t.	Never.
	No, That’s not right.	It’s wrong.
	No, That’s not true.	It’s false.
	No, I never do it.	I swear, not me
	No, it’s not right.	Totally wrong
	It’s not the fact	Exactly not.

Well guys, that's simple expression of admitting doing something or denying doing something. It's really easy, so you can practice it at home easily.

I think it is enough for this learning subject today, Just see and read every English material on this blog in order you will not miss any kinds of new materials.

Good luck and see you on the next subject.

Well, before I close it, it's better for me to check your understanding in learning materials in the previous lesson! 

JUST CLICK BELOW:

EXERCISE ABOUT REQUEST, INSTRUCTION, NARRATIVE, AND ACCUSING OR BLAMING

EXPRESSION OF BLAMING AND ACCUSING

 HOW TO BLAME AND ACCUSE SOMEONE

What is it?

Everybody who reads this blog, are you okay today? I hope that you are always in good condition wherever you are.

Well, today I specifically want to share a material which is still strange for us in English but many times we have listened in Indonesian version but we never cared about it.

Simply, we will learn about Expression of Blaming and Accusing. 

Do you know these two materials below?

We will discuss the two materials above one by one.

We can start it with:

EXPRESSION OF BLAMING.

What is it? The word blaming comes from Blame, means making someone feels sorry, or making someone to be fault.

Look at these examples below!

1. Are you out of your mind?

2. How could you do such a thing?

3. I can’t believe that you did it.

4. I hope you are sorry for….

5. I hope you’re sorry.

6. I think you are to blame.

7. It was your fault.

8. It’s your mistake/fault.

9. What on earth were you thinking?

10. You are the one to blame.

HOW TO RESPOND:

1. I‘m not the one to blame.

2. It wasn’t me.

3. It’s not true.

4. You are wrong, I didn’t do it.

5. Sorry, I didn't know what you mean.

6. Sorry, I never did it.

7. Don't say it, please. I don't know what the problem was.

8. I never make you feeling guilty.

After we learn about Blaming and its response, we will learn about Expression of Accusing and its Response.

Expression of Accusing

1.       It must have been you who did it.

2.       I think you’re the only person who could have done it.

3.       You must be doing something wrong.

4.       You must have talked about me behind my back.

5.       You dropped that porcelain glass last night, didn’t you?

6.       You took my magazine, didn’t you?

7.       You had lost all of my data on the computer. 

Responses

1.       I’m really sorry. I didn’t mean to.

2.       I’m sorry for the things I’ve done.

3.       I’m sorry. It’s my fault.

4.       It’s my responsibility. I’m sorry.

5.       No, it wasn’t me.

6.       Sorry for my fault.

7.       Yes, I did. Sorry for not asking you first.

Example of Expression of Blaming in Dialogue!

DIALOGUE 1

Salma              : Hi, Dinda. You look so angry. What happened?

Dinda              : I am angry with Tenny.

Salma              : Why are you so angry to her?

Dinda              : Because she brought some of our assignments.

                          She might be forget to come right now.                                 

                          This assignment should be finished today.

Salma              : Hahh…. Really? How come?

Dinda              : She said that she wanted to finish it yesterday. 

                          She borrowed my flash disk .

                          She should not have forgotten to return it to me this morning. 

                          It’s all her fault!!

Salma              : Ohhh…. I know it’s her fault. But, I think you don’t have to blame her.

Dinda              : So what should we do now?

Salma              : Let’s  call her right now!

Dinda              : Okay, thanks for your suggestion. I'll call her now. Wait a moment, please!

Salma              : It's okay. Don't worry about it. Just call her now.

DIALOGUE 2

James               : Jack, stop right now, please!

Jack                 : What is the problem?

James               : You copied my short story, didn’t you?

Jack                 : No, I did not do that!

James             : Seriously? How could you write the same assignment as mine?

Jack                 : What? I never do that! I am serious!

James               : Ok, can you tell me the whole text?

  If you write the story by yourself,

  you must be able to memorize all of the events of

  the written text in the story.

Jack                 : hmm…, aa…, mm….., I’m really sorry James. I can’t. 

  I wrote the story while you were reading it loudly in the class yesterday.

James               : Huh! How could you run away from all this,

  and pretended not to know!

Jack                 : Once again, I’m really sorry! I’m not going to submit this work.

                          I want to make it myself later, I promise not to do that again.

James             : Ok. No problem. You must not really submit this work

  because this is not your own original story.