Talking about self
This is English Night program. Yudi introduces his family to Mr.Johan, his English teacher. This is their initial meeting. What would Yudi probably say?How would Mr.Tantowi, Yudi's father, greet Mr.Johan?How would Mr.Johan respond?You will learn how to ask for and provide information about a person's identity, learn about fily members, subjective, objective and possessive pronouns. Please read the explanations thoroughly and rememberthe expressions and materials you hve learned.
Please do the exercises seriously, to improve your English skills.
SUPPORTING FEATURES
E-mails and letters
An e-mail is occasionally shorter than a letter and more practical. For example, im a letter there should be the addres of the letter's sender(on the top right), but in an e-email, we only need to mention the recipient's e-mail addres. Besides, we do not need to mention the date in an e-mail, because it is automstically programmed. Additionally, latter takes a few days to reach the recipient, while an e-mail is immediately received by the recipent.
There are similarities between e-mails and letters. In composing either, we use:
•Salutation, such as:dear fitria, dear madam, dear sir, dear uncle guntur.
•The boddy of an e-mail/letter.
•Signature/closing, such as:kond regards,.best regards, love, lots of love, yours sincerely, yours faithfully.
GRAMMAR
Possessive pronouns
Pay attention to the words in bold in the sentence"i know, yours are much better than outs". The words in bold are possessive pronouns. A possessive pronoun shows ownership. Unlike possessive adjectives(my, your, his, her, its, our, their)which are followed by nouns, possessive pronouns stand on their own, without any nouns.
VOCABULARY
Relatives or family members
Read the following sentences and pay attention to the words in bold.
1.I got to know you through my cousin, Annisa.
2.I have an elder brother, Denis, and a younger sister, Nadia.
3.My father, Mr. Janson is a policeman andy mother, Mrs. Rahayu is a teacher.
4.We often visit our grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Saptana in Malang during holiday.
5.Ther are my father's parents.
The words in bold show relatives or family relationships. Cousin in Indonesian means saudara sepupu. Now, please read the following words and remember their meanings.
1.father = ayah/bapak
2.mother = ibu
3.elder brother = kakak laki-laki
4.younger sister = adik perempuan
5.son = anak laki-laki
6.daughter = anak perempuan
7.uncle = paman
8.aunt = bibi
9.niece = keponakan perempuan
10.nephew = keponakan laki-laki
11.parents = orang tua
12.grandparents = kakek-nenek
13.grandfather = kakek
14.grandmother = nenek
15.father-in-law = ayah mertua
16.mother-in-law = ibu mertua
17.son-in-law = menantu laki-laki
18.daughter-in-law = menantu perempuan
19.stepfather = ayah tiri
20.stepmother = ibu tiri
Please do the exercises seriously, to improve your English skills.
SUPPORTING FEATURES
E-mails and letters
An e-mail is occasionally shorter than a letter and more practical. For example, im a letter there should be the addres of the letter's sender(on the top right), but in an e-email, we only need to mention the recipient's e-mail addres. Besides, we do not need to mention the date in an e-mail, because it is automstically programmed. Additionally, latter takes a few days to reach the recipient, while an e-mail is immediately received by the recipent.
There are similarities between e-mails and letters. In composing either, we use:
•Salutation, such as:dear fitria, dear madam, dear sir, dear uncle guntur.
•The boddy of an e-mail/letter.
•Signature/closing, such as:kond regards,.best regards, love, lots of love, yours sincerely, yours faithfully.
GRAMMAR
Possessive pronouns
Pay attention to the words in bold in the sentence"i know, yours are much better than outs". The words in bold are possessive pronouns. A possessive pronoun shows ownership. Unlike possessive adjectives(my, your, his, her, its, our, their)which are followed by nouns, possessive pronouns stand on their own, without any nouns.
VOCABULARY
Relatives or family members
Read the following sentences and pay attention to the words in bold.
1.I got to know you through my cousin, Annisa.
2.I have an elder brother, Denis, and a younger sister, Nadia.
3.My father, Mr. Janson is a policeman andy mother, Mrs. Rahayu is a teacher.
4.We often visit our grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Saptana in Malang during holiday.
5.Ther are my father's parents.
The words in bold show relatives or family relationships. Cousin in Indonesian means saudara sepupu. Now, please read the following words and remember their meanings.
1.father = ayah/bapak
2.mother = ibu
3.elder brother = kakak laki-laki
4.younger sister = adik perempuan
5.son = anak laki-laki
6.daughter = anak perempuan
7.uncle = paman
8.aunt = bibi
9.niece = keponakan perempuan
10.nephew = keponakan laki-laki
11.parents = orang tua
12.grandparents = kakek-nenek
13.grandfather = kakek
14.grandmother = nenek
15.father-in-law = ayah mertua
16.mother-in-law = ibu mertua
17.son-in-law = menantu laki-laki
18.daughter-in-law = menantu perempuan
19.stepfather = ayah tiri
20.stepmother = ibu tiri
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