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hii guys,my lesson today is very fun  QUESTIONER 1.        Definition An expression of someone’s curiosity about an information set forth in a question sentence. Usually end with a question mark    2.        Function Factual elicitation, checking understanding,class management,constructing thoughts,confirming,checking know;edge, commanding/forbidding,content building, elucidation cues,clarification, recapitulation,vocabulary development. 3.        Sample -           What’s your name ? -           Where do you live? -           Who? -           Why? -           When? -           How? 4.  ...

  hi friends. i need your help to learn the meaning of the argumentation text that i have made because i am not sure about my answer. THANK YOU argumentation  1. Definition Argumentation text is a text that contains the author’s opinion accompanied by reasons and factual evidence. Presented logically and objectively. The goal is to persuade and influence the reader. 2. Structure There are 3 parts to the argumentation text. That is -           -  Introduction -           -  Main content/arguments  -          -  Conclusions 3. Function Influencing behavior , attracting     readers to be able to make conclusions and opinions which can then influence the behavior  of readers towards the issues being  discussed. 4. Types of argumentative text a. Cause and effect argumentative text -         b.Equality argument par...

 hi friends, this time I made an explanation about TEXT ANALYTICAL  listen carefully, who is old, is there something wrong ANALYTICAL TEXT • Definition  text that explains the phenomenon / problem of events by using arguments that support the idea of the text • Structure 1. Thesis: the first part of the text is the thesis, which is an explanation of the topic of the problem and the author's opinion.  2. Arguments: this section describes the arguments that support the author's opinion. 3. reiteration : contains conclusions from previous opinions • Features - focus on topics about humans and not about humans. - Using simple present tense - Using relational processes - Using an internal conjunction to the state argument - Making excuses through casual conjunctions or nominalization. • Purpose to convince the reader or listener that something is going on. • Language features.  1. the use of emotional words. The second 2. the use of the simple present tense. 3. the u...

Hi, this time I made a narrative about the survey I did yesterday  from the results of a survey I made yesterday. I made a question about what activities a person likes. in this case I became aware of the things that other people like and that not everyone is the same. Then I asked "how often do you do this activity?" on average they do this activity 2x-3x a week, in my opinion this time is very effective because if we do it every day, we will get bored easily. usually the activities they like are also supported by the people closest to them, for example family, some people like these activities not because they are happy but also because of the support from those closest to them. besides that these activities also have a positive impact on their lives