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Meeting 4 IPS - Integrated English
Meeting 4 IPS - Integrated English
INTEGRATED ENGLISH
IPS – PERGUNU CLASS
Hidayat, M.Pd.
Perspective career debate
“Being a flight attendant “But, flight attendants get
sound very exciting. Flying tired of traveling. They spend
all the time would be fun” most of their time in
airports!” “I’d like to work in the
television industry. Directing
a TV show would be really
“Designing clothes is not a “that’s not true! Many great interesting”.
man’s job. Woman are much clothing designers are man.
more fascinated by fashion” Just look at Calvin Klein!”
“I disagree! Working in front
of the camera as an actor
would be much more
satisfying.”
“I’d enjoy working with “I’m not so sure. Animals
animals. I think working as a can be very unpredictable.
veterinarian could be Getting a dog bite would be
rewarding.” scary!”
Grammar Focus (Gerund)
Gerund phrases as subjects Gerund phrases as Objects
◦ Being a flight attendant sounds ◦ He’d love being a flight attendant
exciting. ◦ He wouldn’t like being a fashion
◦ Designing clothes is not a man’s job designer
◦ Working as a veterinarian could be ◦ She’d enjoy working with animal
rewarding ◦ She’d be good at directing a TV
◦ Directing a TV show would be show
interesting
Example of gerund as subjects
A B C
1. Working as an accountant seems awful
2. Taking care of children sounds stressful
3. Being a farmer could be fantastic
4. Designing clothes would be fascinating
5. Working on a movie set must be pretty difficult
6. Making a living as an artist may be kind of boring
7. Doing volunteer work overseas really rewarding
8. Retiring at age 40 very challenging
Example of gerund as objects
1. I’ be interested in Working Mechanical engineer
2. I’d get tired of Taking care of children
3. I’d be very excited about Being a farmer
4. I’d enjoy Working on Design for manufacturing
5. I think I’d be good at Designing clothes
6. I wouldn’t be very good at Working as an accountant
Suffixes to form the names of job
-er -or -ist -ian