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This document provides instruction on expressing opinions in English. It discusses expressing personal versus general points of view using different expressions. It also covers agreeing and disagreeing with opinions. Students are assigned a homework task to create a 10 sentence dialogue demonstrating expressing, agreeing with, and disagreeing with opinions. The assignment is to be typed individually, collected by the class leader, and emailed to the teacher within one week.
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- 1. MATERI AJAR BAHASA INGGRIS WAJIB KELAS XI PERTEMUAN 2, SENIN, 27 JULI 2020 EXPRESSINGOPINION (M E N G U N G K A PK A NPE N D A PA T)
- 2. EXPRESSING OPINION (MENGUNGKAPKAN PENDAPAT) Personal Point of View Mengungkapkan pendapat dari sudut pandang personal/pribadi 01 kebanyakan orang General Point of view Menguingkapkan pendapat dari sudut pandang umum/ 02 Pendapat dapat disampaikan dengan 2 cara yang berbeda:
- 3. Expressions that can be used to show opinion from personal point of view In my opinion…. I think…. Personally I think…. I strongly believe that…. As far as I am concerned…. From my point of view…. What I mean is …. To my mind …. I would like to point out that…
- 4. Expressions that can be used to show opinion from general point of view Almost everyone thinks that…. Some people say that …. Some people believe that …. Of course many argue…. The majority think that …. It is considered that….
- 5. RESPONSE TO EXPRESSING OPINION Agreeing with an opinion 01 Disagreeing with an opinion 02 Respon terhadap ungkapan yang menyatakan pendapat dibedakan menjadi 2 :
- 6. THESE ARE SOME EXPRESSIONS USED TO EXPRESS AGREEMENT WITH AN OPINION Of Course. I agree with you That’s a good point I think so This is absolutely right I agree with your opinion Yes, that’s it
- 7. THESE ARE SOME EXPRESSIONS USED TO EXPRESS DISAGREEMENT WITH AN OPINION I disagree with you I think you are wrong That’s not the same thing at all It is not justified to say so I’m sorry, I don’t agree with you I am afraid I have to disagree with you I do not believe that
- 8. HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF A DIALOGUE CONTAINING EXPRESSION OF OPINION, AGREEING AND DISAGREEING WITH THE OPINION Mike : I like Harry Potter movie because the magic seems so real Liza : I don’t agree with you. Harry Potter movies are just overrated. Mike : How can you say so? In my opinion Harry Potter movies are so interesting Liza : But if we compare the novel and the film, it is much more interesting when we read the novel. Mike : I think so. The novel can make us curious to know the end of the story.
- 9. TASK / ASSIGNMENT/ TUGAS MAKE A DIALOGUE (10 SENTENCES) THAT CONTAINS EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION, AGREEING DAN DISAGREEING WITH THE OPINION (Buatlah dialog yang terdiri dari 10 kalimat, yang memuat ungkapan menyatakan pendapat, setuju terhadap pendapat tersebuat dan tidak setuju terhadap pendapat tersebut)
- 10. 1. Tugas dikerjakan secara individu diketik dgn spasi 1,5 font times new roman 12 2. Soft file pengerjaan tugas ini dikumpulkan kepada ketua kelas 3. Ketua kelas menyatukan tugas – tugas dari seluruh siswa dikelas menjadi 1 folder. Setelah terkumpul dalam 1 folder ketua kelas mengirimkan tugas pada ibu melalui email 4. Email : naniksulistiyani67@yahoo.com 5. Pengiriman email ke bu nanik selambat-lambatnya 1 minggu setelah tanggal di materi ajar CATATAN :
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