I Will be Waiting for You - Negrosa English Class (October 22, 2020)

 

Welcome back to our English Class. Please follow all of the activities today, and have fun.

1. Attendance: 

Silahkan melakukan presensi di sini 👉 FILL IN YOUR ATTENDANCE HERE

2. Quick Review On Continuous Tense

OR KLIK HERE

3. Ma'am Ratna is Explaining

4. Let's Check the Work Last Week

or KLIK HERE

5. Share Your Work

Silahkan berbagi jawaban yang benar di kolom komentar (bagian bawah postingan ini). Satu anak cukup satu nomor. Tuliskan nama, kelas dan nomor kalian.

6. Snapshots Assignment: 

Read and complete the sentences.

There are 10 numbers.

Note down your answers on your book first.

Silahkan baca dan lengkapi 10 kalimat yang ada.

Catat terlebih dahulu jawabanmu di buku.

atau

KLIK THE ASSIGNMENT HERE

7. Submit Your Snapshots Assignment Here:

Kumpulkan jawaban tugas kalian di sini 👉 KLIK AND SUBMIT

That's the end of the class. Have a nice day everyone. See you next time. 👩

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Something is happening right now.

Hello everyone, 
welcome back to my page.

Do you know what does a journalist do? Yes, they usually report some news to the audience or listeners. I think their job is cool. Maybe some of you are interested to be a journalist later when you grow up, aren't you?

When the journalists report a live event in English, they will use present continous tense. So, we will learn about it through this post.

I will tell you briefly about present continous tense through this video. I recorded it few months ago. Check it out.

In short, here are some key points of present continous tense:

• Present continous tense is used to describe condition which is happening at the moment of speaking.
• The word like now, at the moment, at present, this time are the signal words commonly found in present continous text.
• These are the structures for the sentence formation:

	Formation	Example
Positive	Subject + is/am/are + v1 + ing.	I am creating a blog post. She is cooking dinner. They are playing outside.
Negative	Subject + is/am/are + not + v1 + ing.	I am not typing an email. He is not teaching about simple past. We are not going to the market together.
Interrogative	Is/am/are + subject + v1 + ing?	Are you waiting for me? Is she calling the doctor? Am I doing the right thing?

Here I attach some work by my previous students related to the use of present continous tense. They are reporting about one big event in our school, SMPN 2 Salatiga. Look at their work.

I think their work is great. It looks like a live report on the spot. Don't you want to give it a try? It is fun. Trust me. 👩

Now, it's time for you to practice. Are you ready? Please take a moment to fill in the worksheet. I'm waiting for your response.

Best regards,
Ms. Ratnana

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