Tugas

Presentasi
Kelompok 2
Anggota Tim:
1. Aldy (2)
2. Debi (6)
3. Noel (12)
4. Jocelyn (14)
5. Lutfia (18)
6. Tamam (36)
 They are my family
chapter 4
Lesson 1 : Use The Simple Present Tense
Lesson 2 : Do a role play on questions and short answer
Lesson 3 : Recognize our family members in family tree
Lesson 4 : Use possessive's and possessive adjectives
Lesson 1 : use the simple present tense
Definition of Simple Present Tense :
Simple Present Tense is used to describe habits / daily
activities.
Formulas : (+) S + Verb1(s/es) + O + ....
S + to be (is/am/are) + adj/adv/noun + ....

(-) S + do/does (not) + Verb1 + O

S + to be (is/am/are) not + adj/adv/noun + ....

(?) Do/does + S = Verb1 + O + .... ?

To be (is/am/are) + S + adj/adv/noun + .... ?
Sentence Example
(+) I am a student.
She writes a poem.
My brother run fast.

(-) I am not a student.

She does not write a poem.
My brother do not run fast.

(?) Am I a student?
Does she write a poem?
Do my brother run fast?
Lesson 2 : Do a roleplay on questions and
short answers
Aldi : Hello, Can I ask you some questions?
Noel : Sure, I can.
Aldi : What time do you usually wake up?
Noel : I usually wake up at 5.00 O'clock.
Aldi : Then, What do you do after waking up?
Noel : I usually take a shower after waking up.
Aldi : Do you like to read horror books?
Noel : I don't like reading horror books.
Aldi : Thankyou for answering my question.
Noel : Your welcome.
Lesson 3 : Recognize our family member
in family tree
lesson 4 : use possessive's and
possessive adjectives
Possessive ('s) is used to mention something or someone that
belongs to others. It also comes after noun.
Example :
My Father's car
Kate's cat
When something or someone belongs to a person whose name ends
with (s) put (') after the name.
Example :
Adis' book
My sisters' school
lesson 4 : use possessive's and
possessive adjectives
The most commonly used possessive adjectives are (My, Your, His,
Her, Its, Our, and Their).
Example :
I = My (My mother buys me this necklace in that store.)
You = Your (Your house is very ugly.)
He = His (His dad is so handsome.)
She = Her (Zane shows me her new purse.)
It = Its (The cat bites its own children.)
We = Our (We start our picnic at 7 a.m.)
They = Their (The firefighters come to their station by car.)
thank you