
UNIT 2 - Unlock The Ideas to Arts
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PATHWAY TO ENGLISH
MEDIA MENGAJAR
FOR SMA/MA GRADE X
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Unlock The Ideas to Arts
UNIT 2
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Both languages and art are medium to express human experiences.
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BACK-CHANNELING
Sometimes in a conversation, a person is speaking and another one is making
interruptions
called
back-channeling.
This
signifies
the
listener’s
attention,
understanding, or agreement. Back-channeling makes the dialogue sounds natural.
VERBAL BACK-CHANNELING
MEANING
Uh-huh
To represent a sound someone made when she/he agrees with the speaker.
Mm-hm
To encourage the speaker to continue speaking.
Yeah
To indicate an informal “yes”.
I see
To indicate that you understand what someone is telling you.
Uh-oh
To indicate dismay or concern.
OK
To indicate approval or acceptance.
No way
To tell someone that something is impossible or to say “No” in a forceful way.
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Descriptive Text
A descriptive text describes the characteristics of a place or a thing. It
consists of identification (introducing an object that will be described)
and description (the characteristics of the object being described.
In a descriptive text, we often find facts and opinions.
• Facts tell us what happens and can be proven right or wrong.
e.g.: George Washington was the first President of the United States.
• Opinions refer to a personal assumption, belief, or feeling about something.
e.g.: Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time.
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Descriptive Text
In a descriptive text, we also often find passive sentences.
A passive sentence often occurs when we make the object of an action into
the subject of a sentence. The purpose is to show interest in the objects
rather than the subjects that perform the action.
When the tenses of the events changes, the patterns will change in the “to
be”. For example:
• This unique building was built on the coastal area. (Simple Past)
• This building is expected to attract tourists around the world. (Simple Present)
• The building will be developed into a wedding feast venue. (Present Future)
PATHWAY TO ENGLISH
MEDIA MENGAJAR
FOR SMA/MA GRADE X
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