Sources CONCLUSIONS, IMPLICATIONS, AND SUGGESTIONS

145 a. Students answer questions given by the teacher related to expressions of inviting, accepting, refusing invitation and agreeing, disagreeing. b. Students read a dialogue and act out the dialogues. Then, answer questions related to the dialogue. c. Students identify expressions found in the dialogue. d. Students study examples of expressions: inviting, accepting, refusing invitation and agreeing, disagreeing given by the teacher. Students work in paird and are always asked to discuss difficult words found with their friends. Teacher always gives feedback to students’ performance.

2. Practice

a. Students do an exercise by completing dialogues on comic strips using expressions of inviting, accepting, refusing invitation and agreeing, disagreeing and practice it in front of the class. b. Students do an exercise by matching the best expressions. Then they act out the conversations in front of the class. c. Students do an exercise by construction dialogues based on the provided samples of situation. Then they act out the conversations in front of the class. Students work in pairs and are always asked to discuss difficult words found with their friends. Teacher always gives feedback to students’ performance.

3. Production

a. Students work in pairs to make a conversation using expressions of inviting, accepting, refusing invitation and agreeing, disagreeing and practice it in front of the class based on situations. Teacher always gives feedback to students’ performance. ● Closing. a. Teacher asks the students’ difficulties and reviews the materials. b. Teacher closes the meeting.

F. Assessment: 1. Indicator, technique, form, and example.

146 No Indicator Technique Form Example 1 Menggunakan ekspresi: inviting, accepting, refusing invitation and agreeing, disagreeing dengan benar. Spoken Test Performance Complete the dialogues through the comic strips.

2. Instruments

a. Work in pairs. b. Make conversations using expressions of : inviting, accepting, refusing invitation and agreeing, disagreeing and practice in front of the class.

6. Assessment Rubric

Adapted from Nation and Newton, 2009; Luoma, 2004; Brown, 2003; Brown,2001 Total score mark = Fluency + Accuracy in grammar + Pronunciation + Vocabulary 147

G. Sources

Priyana, Jaka.et.al. 2008. SCAFFOLDING. English for Junior. BSE. Departement Pendidikan Nasional: Jakarta. Wadirman, Artono.et.al. 2008. English in Focus 2. For Grade VIII. Junior High School SMPMTS. Departement Pendidikan. Nasional:Jakarta. Magelang, September 2013 English Teacher Researcher Lutfi, S.Pd Christina Berlian F NIP. 19671105 199512 2 004 NIM. 07202244027 Range Fluency Grammar Pronunciation Vocabulary GOOD 5-4 Speak in fast rate without a lot of hesitation Errors in grammar are quite rare, use complex structure. Errors in pronunciation are quite rare mostly correct pronunciation. Use rich and proper words. FAIR 3-2 Speak in acceptable rate with rare hesitation Errors in grammar are quite rare, use simple structure. Errors in pronunciation are frequent partially correct pronunciation. Use standard and proper words. POOR 1-0 Speak in slow rate with a lot of hesitation Errors in grammar are frequent, use incorrect structure. Use incorrect pronunciation. Use limited and unacceptable words.