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The document announces an English lesson for 12th grade students at SMA Negeri 1 Samanhudi. It provides the competence standard, basic competence, and indicators for the lesson, which involves identifying the structure and language features of announcements, understanding information from announcements, and delivering announcements orally. The lesson will teach students about the generic structure of announcements, which includes an opening, content, and closing, as well as common language features like using the simple present tense and not using conjunctions.
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- 1. ANNOUNCEMENT School: SMA Negeri 1 Samanhudi Subject: English Grade / Semester: XII / 1
- 2. COMPETENCE STANDARD BASIC COMPETENCE INDICATOR (Click the Flowchart!) NEXT
- 4. The Social Function of Announcement: To give a formal written notice of certain events. GENERIC STRUCTURE LANGUAGE FEATURES Click the circle!
- 5. YOU WILL WATCH THE VIDEO! Before you watch the video, please pay attention in date, place, and event! LET’S PLAY!
- 6. CLICK TO PLAY! • Another Announcement Sample - YouTube_xvid.avi Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDDOtUqz33 k
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- 8. The Generic Structure opening content closing P.S: Using the Simple Present Tense and No Conjunction!
- 9. Listen to the voice recorded! Source: http://www.4shared.com/mp3/uGr4U6ZB/announce ment_slide_12.htm
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- 12. Listen to the voice recorded! Source: http://www.4shared.com/mp3/SxuO26_D/announcement _slide_16.htm
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- 21. Generic Structure • Opening • Content • Closing BACK
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