MID EXAMINATION CALL

KAICITA MALDIATI11.10.010.745.052

4 B (ENGLISH)

GRAMMAR

HOW TO LEARN GRAMMAR USING MEDIA

PRESENT TENSE 1. Simple Present Tense

Nominal : S + To Be (Is,am,are)Verbal : S + V1 (S/Es)

2. Present Continuous TenseS + To Be ( Is, Am, Are)

3. Present Perfect Tensenominal : s + have/has + beenverbal : s + have/has + v3

4. present perfect cont. tensenominal : s + have/has + been + ving

PAST TENSE1. Simple Past Tense

nominal : S + to be (was/were)verbal : S + V2

2. Past Cont. TenseS + to be ( was/were ) + Ving

3. Past Perfect TenseNominal : S + had + beenverbal : S + had + V3

4. Past Perfect Cont. TenseS + had + been + Ving

1. Simple Future TenseS+shall/will +v1

2. Future Cont. TenseS +shall/will be+Ving

3. Future Perfect TenseS +shall /will+have+ V3

4. Future Perfect Cont. TenseS +shall/will+have been +V-ing

FUTURE TENSE

1. Past Future tense

S + should/would +v12. Past Future

Cont. TenseS+should/

would+be +ing3. Past Future Perfect Tense

S + should/would +have +V34. Past Future

Perfect Cont. Tense

S +Should/would +have been +Ing

PAST FUTURE TENSE

HOME

read the newspaper, pocket dictionaryuse the words in conversation.form something of a ‘study group’

talking only in Englishlanguage of thoughts paying close attention whenever I was within listening distance of a conversation in English

pick up at least one English book a monthwatch an English news channel an English movie every week

10 tips for speaking in

English

PRONUNCIATION

Pronunciation is probably one of the hardest skills in English to learn. It takes a lot of time

and effort to improve your pronunciation.

How to learn vocabulary using

media

Vocabulary is commonly defined as "all the words known and used by a

particular person". Knowing a word, however, is not as simple as simply being able to recognize or use it.

Types of vocabulary

1.Reading vocabulary2.Listening vocabulary 3.Speaking vocabulary 4.Writing vocabulary 5.Focal vocabulary

6.Vocabulary growth

LISTENING

Listening is considered to be the one of the

most important part of the oral communication.

The term is used in order to make oral

communication effective

READING

• fun, sad, traumatic, confusing, fast, slow, episodic, continual•collaborative•participatory•exclusive•inclusive

WRITING

Writing is language in a textual medium through the use of a set of signs or symbols (known asa

writing system).

Example for writing

public speaking

poetry readingspee

chrhetoric

poetics.

Writing, more particularly, refers to two things: writing

as, or is, the thing that is written; and writing as a gerund, which designates

the activity of writing.

Means for recording information

H.G. Wells argued that writing has

the ability to "put agreements, laws, commandments on record. It made the

growth of states larger than the old city states possible

Writing systems