Result of post questionnaire of cycle 1
The second category is about teaching and learning process during the CAR, on this category the researcher used thr
ee questions to gain the students‟ responses of it.
The last category is about the strategy of teaching, in this case is the game find someone who that used by the teacher in teaching the present perfect tens,
in finding the students‟ responses of it the researcher used only two questions. In the first category about students interest and motivation toward teaching
and learning by using the game find someone who, there were 29 students 93.5 who were interest learning the present perfect tense by using the game
find someone who. On the contrary, there were only 2 students 6.3 who were not interests were playing the game while learning the present perfect tense. In
addition, there were 27 students 87. 1 were happy learning the present perfect tense by using the game find someone who. Furthermore, there were 30 students
96.7 who were more motivated learning the present perfect tense by using the game. Next, there were 23 students 74.2 who were agreed that the game find
someone who is suitable for learning the present perfect tense. Then, there were 30 students who were brave asking material they didn‟t understand to the teacher.
In the second category about teaching and learning process by using the game find someone who, there were 24 students who were helped by the Game
find someone who in increasing their comprehension of the present perfect tense and it is about 77.4 of the total number of students. It means that more than 70
the game find someone who have helped students in increasing their comprehensions of the present perfect tense. On the other hand, there were still 20
students or 64.5 of the total number of students who were helped by the game to overcome the difficulties when they studied the present perfect tense.
Furthermore, there were 19 students or 61.3 of the students who were easy in finishing the task given by the teacher, so there were 13 students or about 41.9
of them who were still felt difficulty in finishing the task.
The last category is about student s‟ responses toward the game find
someone who as the teaching strategy. From the table it can be seen that there were 24 students 77.4 who stated that their comprehensions of the present
perfect tense have increased after the teacher using the game find someone who as the teaching strategy. In addition, there were 24 students too who were
preferred being taught by using the game find someone who rather than usual method.