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This document discusses various linguistic elements and strategies for analyzing English texts. It covers topics such as vocabulary, word order, parts of speech, tenses, passive voice, conjunctions, prepositions, modal and conditional sentences, and word derivation. It also discusses identifying the topic and main ideas of paragraphs through deductive and inductive reasoning. Strategies are provided for drawing conclusions, identifying cause and effect relationships, eliminating incorrect answer choices, and determining the part of speech of words based on clues in the surrounding text.
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- 2. •Menyatakan pendapat, memuji, pengandaian, kritik, pengenalan jati diri etc. Interaction Text •Announcement, invitation, giving information etc. Fungsional text •Descriptive, recount, narrative •Procedure, report, exposition, biography, news item Genre text
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- 8. Suffix (akhiran): Merubah jenis kata •Ary, aire : secretary •An,ian,ician: magician •Ancy,ency: currency •Er,ar,or: tailor •Ic, ics, ion: logic •Is,ism,ist,ion: racism •Ment,ness: happiness •Ship,t,th,ty: height, activity Noun forming
- 13. Kata yang paling menentukan adalah kata setelah … Carijawaban 1.Adverb (…ly) 2. Adjective 3. Kata keterangan Bilayangmuncul 1. Kata kerja (verb) 2. Kata benda (noun) 3. Kata benda (noun)
- 14. Bila yang muncul Cari jawaban Kata ketereangan (adverb) Kata kerja (verb) Bilangan (one, two, first etc) Kata benda (noun) Article (a/an, the, my etc) Kata benda Kata sifat (adjective) Kata benda Very, quite, more Kata sifat