Name: Gabriella Joanna telussa

Major: Teknik mesin

NPM: 4322210040

There are 7 academic English courses in the second semester.

In the first session, we talked about introduction and the basics of comprehension
through listening, but in this session, we talked about pronunciation, which is very thin
in English, so we will teach you to understand English pronunciation.

At the second meeting, take notes and discuss how you understand each other.
English is not just about pronunciation, it's about understanding notes. During this
meeting, you will be guided to understand short stories and read stories.

At the third meeting, we discuss reading strategies for creating summaries.

Summarizing is so common in the lecture world that reading strategies are taught so that
you can summarize the discussion. For example, seminars.

At the fourth meeting, the main idea issue is discussed. This can be interpreted
as the focus where the main idea was discussed in the paragraph. The main idea is the
basis for creating a paragraph, and the main idea is contained in the topic sentence or
known as the main clause. Keynote questions can be interpreted as questions that focus
on what is being discussed.
Discuss factual issues.

At the fifth meeting. A factual question is a question that asks for facts or
information. The questions come up in the discussion, from which you can get the main
idea question, which you can eventually sort until you find the factual question.
Reference questions will be discussed

At the 6th meeting. Reference questions can be interpreted as data questions

requiring only simple, short answers. The information you need is usually easy to find
from simple references, ranging from encyclopedias to indexes and summaries.
 The 7th session is a discussion of reasoning problems. A speculative question
can be interpreted as a question that requires an immediate answer. These questions are
intended to reveal what the student sees and understands after observing or reading the
presented material.