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8/10/2019 Universe IA

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ENGLISH II

Lecturer : Riryn Novianty, M.Si


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The Syllabus

NO TOPICS GRAMMAR

1 The Universe I Tenses: present perfect

2 The Universe II Tenses: past perfect and

future perfect

3 The Element I Modal Auxiliaries

4 The Element II The use of like and as

TEST TOPIC 1-4

U S LL TOPICS

EVALUATE :20% Task&quiz + 20% Lecture 1 + 20% Lecture 2 + 20% Lecture 3 + 20% UAS


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What should you PREPARE &CARE ?

Most Science books and materials

English for science & English

for chemists etcAdvanced Scientific Journals

Journal of chemistry,

Journal of applied science research etc

DICTIONARY

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WHAT ELSE???

Is once a week 2 hours of classes

enough?


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So what do you do to improveyour English ?

Speak English with your friends

Make a note

Always repeat at home

Watching english movies

Listen to english music

Take extra classes : ENGLISH CLUB

STUDY HARD!!!


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What are the goals of this class?

Pronounciation

Writing

Listening

Reading

Get an A

Good Jobs

Best Schools

GO INTERNATIONAL


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The rules in this class

Be on time

Be active

Be quite

Be polite

Silent your cell phone

Give a news by yourselfGet ready for the quiz!


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MY CLASS WILL HAVE A QUIZEVERY TIME WE MEET

Makes you review the previous class

Makes me know what you do not

understand

You can open your book/books for the

quiztest will be open bookBut you must work alone!!!


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1st LECTURE

THE UNIVERSE

I


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Read the passage describing the sun and other stars

The Sun and Other Stars

The sun is a star. It is a flaming ball of

extremely hot gases. The surface temperature is

about 11.000oF, hot enough to turn every solid tovapor, but relatively cool compared to the intense

heat at the center.

Located about 93 million miles from the

earth. The sun has a diameter is approximatelyequal to 109 of our earths tined up like a row of

beach balls, and a mass that is about 330.000

times the mass of the earth.


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The sun is the original source of nearly

all our energy. It is mostly made of hydrogen

although it also contains nearly every other

kind of atom that exists on the earth. The sun

derives its energy from a process of fusing inwhich hydrogen atoms are converted into

helium atoms under extreme hear and

pressure. This process creates a tremendous

noise but we cannot hear it because sounddoes not travel through empty space.


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Our sun is not even especially large

or bright compared to other stars. Stars

vary in size from smaller than the earth to

large enough to hold a good part of oursolar system! The color of a star indicates

its temperature. A star maybe red (The

hootest), yellow (like our sun) whiter or

blue (the coolest).


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The nearest star is 4.3 light-years from

the earth. A light-year is the distance light

travels in one year or about 6 million miles.

The farthest stars are billions of lights yearsaway. Some are so far away that if they

were to blow up today. Their light would

continue to be seen from the earth for

million years!


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FIND OUT THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL

AND FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THEPASSAGE!!!


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NOTE :

The present simple tense is used

most frequently when describing,because descriptions in scienceare usually universals. The mostcommonly used verbs are

to be (is/are) and have/has.

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