Jumat, 16 September 2022

MATERI KELAS 7 KD 3.2 DAN 4.2 PERSONAL IDENTITY

Hari/Tanggal : Jum'at, 16 September 2022
Kelas : 7A
             


PERSONAL IDENTITY




Memperkenalkan diri adalah salah satu sarana untuk mendekatkan antar sesama individu. Kegiatan ini sering kita lakukan ketika bertemu dengan teman-teman baru. Tentu saja memperkenalkan diri sangat penting karena menyangkut hubungan sosial kita nantinya.

What are the content in Introduction?

·         Name
·         Place and Date Born
·         Age
·         Address
·         Status
·         Religion
·         Blood Code
·         Hobby
·         Family Background

1.       Name

Name there are 2 kinds:

·         Full Name - Original Name
·         Nick Name - Popular Name

2.       Place and Date Born

To make a sentence about Place and Date Born you will use the preposition:

·         In to Place
·         On for Date

Example in Sentence:
I was born in Texas on 31 October 1998

3.       Age

Example in Sentence:
·         I am 18 years old.

4.        Address

Example in Sentence:
·         I live in Texas. Still common
·         I live at Austin No 40 Round Rock,            Texas. Specific lebis

5.       Status / Status

Status has 2 types:
·         Marital Status / Relationship
·         Occupation

Example in Sentence:
·         I am single. - Marital Status.
·         I am a student. - Occupation.

6.        Religion

Example in Sentence:
     I am a Moslem.
·         If you are Muslim - I am a Moslem.
·         If you are Christian - I am a.       
          Christian.
·         If you are Hindus - I am a Hindoo.
·         If you are Buddhist-I am a
          Buddhist.

7.       Blood Code

Example in Sentence:
·         My blood code is O

8.       Hobby

·      Hobbies are important in delivering introductory material / Introduction. Because of the hobby of chatter can be closer and familiar.

Example in Sentence :

·         I like playing the guitar and listening to the music.

9.        Family Background


Example :

let me introduce myself. My name is ADZRA ANANDA REZA, and you can call me “REZA”. I am one of a million babies who will be born in the Indonesia in 1994. I was born in Bandar Lampung on 20th October 1994. I live at WR. Supratman street, No.148, RT/RW: 002/001 Subdistrict: Teluk Betung, Regency: Bandar Lampung, Post Code: 35211. I am studying in SMK Negeri 2 Bandar Lampung in the 12th grade with the skills competencies of Chemical Industry. My hobbies are cycling, listen the music , reading comics, watch movie and comedy because that all make me happy and entertain my self. I was the youngest of one sister, her name is Adya Tansya Ananda Risy. She was married with one child. I have pleasant personality. I’m very friendly, sometimes I am shy if I meet new people. Sometimes I become annoying person and selfish. I like study hard and I smile a lot. I have a parents who very loving me. They are never mind to accept all my desire. After I am finishing my study, I want to give my parents is happiness that previous ever they give me.

  
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    EXERCISE :

    PLEASE MAKE YOUR IDENTITY CARD. MAKE IT IN YOUR BOOK

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Rabu, 14 September 2022

MATERI KELAS 7 KD.3.2 DAN 4.2 THE ENGLISH ALPHABET

Hari/Tanggal : Rabu, 14 September 2022
Kelas : 7A, 7C
    


Pronunciation: The English alphabet





Materi Alphabet atau abjad dalam Bahasa Inggris merupakan materi dasar. Materi ini berkaitan dengan materi Introduction. Dalam memperkenalkan diri (introducing) tidak lepas dari menyebut nama yang berarti juga harus mengeja nama si empunya.  Nah, dalam hal ini kita harus menguasai huruf abjad dalam Bahasa Inggris dan cara melafalkannya. Baik Bahasa Indonesia maupun Bahasa Inggris memiliki kesamaan dalam bentuk hurufnya namun sangat berbeda dalam pelafalannya(pronunciation), oleh karena itu kita wajib mempelajari dan melatih diri kita dalam mengucapkan atau melafalkannya supaya tidak salah dan dipahami lawan bicara atau pendengar kita.

Untuk itu kita harus faham bagaimana mengucapkan alphabet dalam Bahasa Inggris. Berikut pengucapan nya :



Dan silahkan dengar dan tonton video dibawah ini tentang pengucapan alphabet dalam bahasa inggris :




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YOUR TASK FOR 7F :

Spell 5 complete names of your friends !
Send your voice note to Mam Desi's WA

Example :

ADZRA ANANDA REZA =
e-di-zi-ar-e -- e-ene-a-ene-di-e -- ar-i-zi-e

Jumat, 09 September 2022

MATERI KELAS 7 KD 3.2 DAN 4.2 FAMILY MEMBERS

   Hari/Tanggal : Jum'at, 9 September 2022
   Kelas : 7A

  FAMILY MEMBERS


Pada kesempatan kali ini kita akan membahas terlebih dahulu mengenai penyebutan anggota keluarga, atau yang dalam bahasa Inggrisnya kita sebut dengan “family members”. Dalam “family members”, kita mengenal adanya keluarga langsung, keluarga “tetanggaan” atau tidak langsung, dan keluarga khusus.

Masing-masing kosa kata bahasa Inggris untuk anggota pada kelompok “family members” tersebut dan contoh-contoh penggunaannya dalam kalimat akan dipaparkan pada uraian power point berikut ini:

         
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      EXERCISE FOR 7F:
       Make your family tree!
       And give your comment in my blog.

Rabu, 31 Agustus 2022

MATERI KELAS 7 KD 3.2 DAN 4.2 NATIONALITY

Hari / Tanggal : Rabu, 31 Agustus 2022
Kelas : 7A, 7D, 7C


NATIONALITY




Kosakata tentang negara dan kebangsaan terkadang dianggap sepele padahal sangat penting. Dalam hal ini yang harus dihafal adalah nama negara, kata sifat dan sebutan untuk orang yang menjadi warga negara tersebut. Ok sobat, berikut adalah Nama-Nama Negara Dan Kebangsaan – Country And Nationality.

Daftar negara (Countries), kebangsaan (Nationalities) dan Bahasa (Languages):

CountryNationality
(Adjective)
Nationailty
(Noun)
Language
AfghanistanAfghanan AfghanDari (Persian) - Pashto
AlbaniaAlbanianan AlbanianAlbanian
AlgeriaAlgerianan AlgerianArabic
ArgentinaArgentine
Argentinian
an Argentine
an Argentinian
Spanish
AustraliaAustralianan AustralianEnglish
AustriaAustrianan AustrianGerman
BangladeshBangladeshia BangladeshiBengali
BelgiumBelgiana BelgianFrench / Flemish
BoliviaBoliviana BolivianSpanish
BotswanaBatswanaa BotswananEnglish, Setswana
BrazilBraziliana BrazilianPortuguese
BulgariaBulgariana BulgarianBulgarian
CambodiaCambodiana CambodianCambodian
CameroonCamerooniana CameroonianFrench / English
CanadaCanadiana CanadianEnglish / French
ChileChileana ChileanSpanish
ChinaChinesea Chinese personChinese
Colombia *Colombiana ColombianSpanish
Costa RicaCosta Ricana Costa RicanSpanish
CroatiaCroatiana CroatCroatian
CubaCubana CubanSpanish
Czech RepublicCzecha Czech personCzech
DenmarkDanisha DaneDanish
Dominican RepublicDominicana DominicanSpanish
EcuadorEcuadorianan EcuadorianSpanish
EgyptEgyptianan EgyptianArabic
El SalvadorSalvadoriana SalvadoranSpanish
EnglandEnglishan Englishman
an Englishwoman
English
EstoniaEstonianan EstonianEstonian
EthiopiaEthiopianan EthiopianAmharic
FijiFijiana FijianEnglish, Fijian
FinlandFinnisha FinnFinnish
FranceFrencha Frenchman
a Frenchwoman
French
GermanyGermana GermanGerman
GhanaGhanaiana GhanaianEnglish
GreeceGreeka GreekGreek
GuatemalaGuatemalana GuatemalanSpanish
HaitiHaitiana HaitianFrench / Creole
HondurasHondurana HonduranSpanish
HungaryHungariana HungarianHungarian
IcelandIcelandican IcelanderIcelandic
IndiaIndianan IndianHindi / English
IndonesiaIndonesianan IndonesianIndonesian
IranIranianan IranianPersian
IraqIraqian IraqiArabic, Kurdish
IrelandIrishan Irishman
an Irishwoman
Irish / English
IsraelIsraelian IsraeliHebrew
ItalyItalianan ItalianItalian
JamaicaJamaicana JamaicanEnglish
JapanJapanesea Japanese personJapanese
JordanJordaniana JordanianArabic
KenyaKenyana KenyanSwahili
KuwaitKuwaitia KuwaitiArabiv
LaosLaoa LaotainLaotian
LatviaLatviana LatvianLatvian
LebanonLebanesea LebaneseArabic
LibyaLibyana LibyanArabic
LithuaniaLithuaniana LithuanianLithuanian
MalaysiaMalaysiana MalaysianMalay / Malaysian
MaliMaliana MalianFrench
MaltaMaltesea MalteseEnglish, Maltese
MexicoMexicana MexicanSpanish
MongoliaMongoliana MongolianMongolian
MoroccoMoroccana MoroccanArabic / French
MozambiqueMozambicana MozambicanPortuguese
NamibiaNamibiana NambianEnglish
NepalNepalesea NepaleseNepali, English
NetherlandsDutcha Dutchman
a Dutchwoman
Dutch
New ZealandNew Zealanda New ZealanderEnglish / Maori
NicaraguaNicaraguana NicaraguanSpanish
NigeriaNigeriana NigerianEnglish
NorwayNorwegiana NorwegianNorwegian
PakistanPakistania PakistaniUrdu, English
PanamaPanamaniana PanamanianSpanish
ParaguayParaguayana ParaguayanSpanish
PeruPeruviana PeruvianSpanish
PhilippinesPhilippinea FilipinoTagalog / Filipino
PolandPolisha PolePolish
PortugalPortuguesea Portuguese personPortuguese
RomaniaRomaniana RomanianRomanian
RussiaRussiana RussianRussian
Saudi ArabiaSaudia Saudi (Arabian)Arabic
ScotlandScottisha ScotEnglish
SenegalSenegalesea Senegalese personFrench
SerbiaSerbiana SerbianSerbian
SingaporeSingaporeana SingaporeanEnglish, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil
SlovakiaSlovaka SlovakSlovak
South AfricaSouth Africana South AfricanAfrikaans, English, + 9 more
South KoreaKoreana KoreanKorean
SpainSpanisha SpaniardSpanish
Sri LankaSri Lankana Sri LankanSinhala, Tamil
SudanSudanesea Sudanese personArabic, English
SwedenSwedisha SwedeSwedish
SwitzerlandSwissa Swiss personGerman, French, Italian, Romansh
SyriaSyriana SyrianArabic
TaiwanTaiwanesea Taiwanese personChinese
TajikistanTajikistania TajikistaniTajik (Persian)
ThailandThaia Thai personThai
TongaTongana TonganEnglish, Tongan
TunisiaTunisiana TunisianArabic
TurkeyTurkisha TurkTurkish
UkraineUkrainiana UkranianUkrainian
United Arab EmiratesEmiratian EmiratiArabic
(The) United KingdomBritisha BritEnglish
(The) United StatesAmerican **an AmericanEnglish
UruguayUruguayana UruguayanSpanish
VenezuelaVenezuelana VenezuelanSpanish
VietnamVietnamesea Vietnamese personVietnamese
WalesWelsha Welshman
a Welshwoman
Welsh / English
ZambiaZambiana ZambianEnglish
ZimbabweZimbabweana Zimbabwean16 languages
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YOUR TASK 

Read and Watch the video about Nationality.
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Kamis, 11 Agustus 2022

MATERI KELAS 7 KD 3.1 DAN 4.1 (APOLOGIZING)

Hari/Tgl : Kamis, 11 Agustus 2022
Kelas : Jam Ke-1-2 Kelas 7C
             Jam Ke-6-7 Kelas 7B
             


APOLOGIZING



Everybody makes mistakes sometimes. When it happens we need a phrase to tell the other person how really sorry we are and stop them getting really angry.

Expressions of apologizing :

1.    Sorry.
2.    I'm (so / very / terribly) sorry.
3.    Ever so sorry.
4.    How stupid / careless / thoughtless of me.
5.    Pardon (me)
6.    That's my fault.
7.    Sorry. It was all my fault.
8.    Please excuse my (ignorance)
9.    Please don't be mad at me.
10. Please accept our (sincerest) apologies.

Explanation about the phases above :

1.    Phrase 1 is a general short apology. We use this when we bump into people on the street. At other times, it sounds too weak.
2.    In phrase 2, we use 'so', 'very' and 'terribly' to make the meaning stronger. 'Terribly' is the strongest. If we use one of the words in brackets, it is stressed.
3.    Phrase 3 is quite formal but it's a stronger apology than just 'sorry'.
4.    We use phrase 4 to criticize ourselves and the mistake that we have just made.
5.    We use phrases 6 and 7 to take all the responsibility for what happened. Phrase 7 is a little stronger.
6.    We use phrase 8 to apologize for our lack of knowledge or ability. We can replace the word in brackets with other nouns, e.g. carelessness, forgetfulness.
7.    Phrase 9 is asking the other person not to get angry. The tone is quite informal.
8.    Phrase 10 is often used in formal letters. The word 'sincerest' makes the apology very strong and very formal.

Accepting Apology

1.    It's fine/ It's okay/ It's alright 

2.    That's fine/ That's okay/ That's alright 

3.    Forget it 

4.    Don't worry about it 

5.    It doesn't matter

6.    Don't mention it 

7.    Don't apologize

8.    Never mind 



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EXERCISE :

Exercise: Answer the following questions!

Reza: I can't get the printer to work.
Roby: Did you check to see if it had paper?
Reza: Yeah. That's the first thing I checked. Can you help me?
Roby: I am so sorry, I can't. You might have to call the technician.
1. The underlined expression expresses ....
A. Expressing apology
B. Responding apology
C. Asking help
D. Offering help
E. Giving help

Sasya : Hello, what are you doing?
Decka : I 'm waiting for Adzra.
Sasya : I’m sorry for not calling you last night. I go bed early.
Decka : _______________ .
Sasya : Thank you for your understanding.
2. The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …
A. Please, forgive me
B. Any time
C. You’re welcome
D. Sure
E. That's all right

Complete the dialogue below (for questions number 3 and 4)
Librarian: Your library card, please?
Student: Oops _____________ I forgot to bring it.
Librarian: So, you can't borrow this book.
3. The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …
A. How come
B. I'm sad
C. I'm sorry
D. With my pleasure
E. That's OK

4. The underlined word has similar meaning with ...
A. Bring
B. Lend
C. Return
D. Collect
E. put

Guest : I’m sorry to say this, I think the air conditioning doesn’t work properly.
Customer service : I’m sorry. I’ll get someone to check it for you.
5. From the dialogue we know that …
A. The guest is complaining about the bedroom service
B. The guest is complaining about the air conditioning
C. The guest is angry about the bad service
D. The guest is very disappointed about the situation
E. The guest is happy about the service