This document contains two tasks in Indonesian. Task 1 analyzes the use of the present tense in a text about endangered plants in Indonesia. It identifies 6 sentences from the text and explains how each follows the present tense formula of subject + to be/verb + complement. Task 2 is a short passage in Indonesian about the student's daily life during their semester holiday, including waking up, helping their mother, going to the beach, and describing Menganti Beach.
This document contains two tasks in Indonesian. Task 1 analyzes the use of the present tense in a text about endangered plants in Indonesia. It identifies 6 sentences from the text and explains how each follows the present tense formula of subject + to be/verb + complement. Task 2 is a short passage in Indonesian about the student's daily life during their semester holiday, including waking up, helping their mother, going to the beach, and describing Menganti Beach.
This document contains two tasks in Indonesian. Task 1 analyzes the use of the present tense in a text about endangered plants in Indonesia. It identifies 6 sentences from the text and explains how each follows the present tense formula of subject + to be/verb + complement. Task 2 is a short passage in Indonesian about the student's daily life during their semester holiday, including waking up, helping their mother, going to the beach, and describing Menganti Beach.
This document contains two tasks in Indonesian. Task 1 analyzes the use of the present tense in a text about endangered plants in Indonesia. It identifies 6 sentences from the text and explains how each follows the present tense formula of subject + to be/verb + complement. Task 2 is a short passage in Indonesian about the student's daily life during their semester holiday, including waking up, helping their mother, going to the beach, and describing Menganti Beach.
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TUGAS 1 BAHASA INGGRIS
ANALIZING TEXT AND MAKING TEXT
WITH PRESENT TENSE PATTERN
This assignment is made to fulfil the English course Dosen Pengampu : : Drs. Tri Harsono Ujianto, M.M., M.Pd
Arranged by : Name : Dinda Kharisma NIM : K7121079 Class : 6E Number 28
PROGRAM STUDI PENDIDIKAN GURU SEKOLAH DASAR
FAKULTAS KEGURUAN DAN ILMU PENDIDIKAN UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET 2024 TASK 1 ( Analisis Teks )
Endangered Plants in Indonesia
Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus Titanum)
This is the largest flower in the world. Through the flowers, smell the odor like the smell of carrion. This plant is endemic to Sumatra Island.
Rafflesia Flower (Rafflesia Arnoldi)
The flower petals are very large in size and release odors such as the smell of carrion. Flower buds that have medicinal properties resulting in the passage of this flower are often looted. This plant is native habitat on the island of Sumatra, especially in Bengkulu, Jambi, and South Sumatra.
Fragrant Sandalwood (Santalum Album)
This plant is used in fragrances and spices (incense or aromatherapy). High value causes the plant to continue to be hunted and become endangered. Sandalwood is found in East Nusa Tenggara
Nepenthes (Nepenthes L) A unique plant that has pockets, this plant is very rare because it only grows in areas containing little nitrogen. Pitcher plants found in the forest at Tangkuban Perahu, West Java.
Berikan komentar tentang penggunaan pola THE PRESENT TENSE pada teks “Endangered Plants in Indonesia‘’
1. This is the largest flower in the world.
The sentence is a nominal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is singular so we use to be is as the formula for positive sentence subject + to be + complement. 2. This plant is endemic to Sumatra Island. The sentence is a nominal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is singular so we use to be is as the formula for positive sentence subject + to be + complement. 3. The flower petals are very large in size and release odors such as the smell of carrion. The sentence is a nominal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is plural so we use to be are as the formula for positive sentence subject + to be + complement. 4. This plant is native habitat on the island of Sumatra, especially in Bengkulu, Jambi, and South Sumatra. The sentence is a nominal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is singular so we use to be is as the formula for positive sentence subject + to be + complement. 5. High value causes the plant to continue to be hunted and become endangered The sentence is a verbal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is singular so we add s/es behind base verb as the formula for positive sentence subject + V1 (s/es) + complement. 6. … this plant is very rare because it only grows in areas containing little nitrogen. a. The sentence is a nominal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is singular so we use to be is as the formula for positive sentence subject + to be + complement. b. The sentence is a verbal present tense in a positive sentence, because the subject is singular so we add s/es behind base verb as the formula for positive sentence subject + V1 (s/es) + complement.
TASK 2
My daily life while on holiday
Hello everyone, my name is Dinda Kharisma. I study at PGSD, Kebumen. In here, I will tell you about my daily life during the semester holiday. Begin from get up in the morning, I usually wake up at 05.00 WIB, after that I tidy up my bed and pray in the morning. I really like help my mother to cook, wash dishes and sweep the floor. This morning, mother will cook chicken soup, it tastes very delicious. My family and I really like mother's cooking. After we finish breakfast, I continue to sweep the house to make it clean and comfortable. A clean and comfortable house will be free from dust and dirt. After finish doing my homework, at 08.00 WIB my mother takes my family and I go to the beach in the morning. I am very happy and ready to go together. Then we travel for approximately 1 hour. After 1 hour we finally arrive at the Menganti beach. Menganti Beach is a beach located in Karang Duwur village, Ayah sub-district, Kebumen, Central Java. This beach has a very beautiful view and the air is cool. Lots of photo spots you can take the moment on the beach. By paying an entrance ticket of 20,000 per person we can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery.
