Learning technique Media CONCLUSIONS, IMPLICATIONS, AND SUGGESTIONS

depends on you Ann.. Come on let’s get some fun. Anna : Yeahhh… I see

2. Language Function

Asking and Giving Opinion Expressions

3. Grammatical Feature

Present Tense We use dodoes to make questions and negative sentences: Do : Iwe youthey Ex. Do you enjoy wearing school uniform?. I don’t enjoy wearing school uniform. Does : hesheit Ex. Does she wear the name tag? She doesn’t wear any name tag. We use the present simple when we say how often we do things: - I get up at 8 o’clock every morning. not I am getting - Anna doesn’t wear uniform very often.

4. Procedure of the OPTIMIST PESSIMIST game

Step1 : One student from team 1optimists begins by giving a statement. Then one student from the other team pessimists gives the other opinion. The pessimists continue with a new- pessimist- statement, which the optimists have to react to. Step2 : After a minutes of exchanging statements, the students are asked if they found it difficult to adopt one opinion. They could also mention those statements which went against their personal opinion. Asking for opinion Giving opinion What is your opinion? What do you think of...? How do you feel about…? How do you see …? I think … I believe … I feel … It seems to me …

5. List of word

- Regulation : peraturan - Obey : mematuhi - Mandatory : perintah - Skirt : rok - Obligatory : wajib - Equal : sama - Afford : terjangkaumampu

E. Evaluation

Scoring rubric Maximum score: 4x10=40 Student mark: whole score fluency+pronunciation+accuracy+vocabulary 4 Scoring format applied Sources - Google.com - Jaka Priyana dkk. 2008. Interlanguage: English for Senior High School Students XI Science and Social Study Programme. Jakarta: Pusat Perbukuan, Departemen Pendidikan Nasional. - Murphy, Raymond. 1985. English Grammar in Use: A reference and practice book for intermediate students. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. - www.youtube.comwatch?v=Mh4h30kKfJM No Name Scoring aspects Score Mark Fluency Pronun ciation Accuracy Vocabulary 1. 2. 3. Lesson Plan 3 School : SMAN 2 Sleman Subject : English Gradesemester : XI1 Language Skill : Speaking Time Allocation : 2 x 45 minutes Standard of Competence 3. Expressing meaning of transactional and formal interpersonal conversations continually using appropriate text related to a daily life context. Basic Competency 3.1 Expressing meaning of transactional and formal interpersonal conversations continually acceptably, fluently and accurately using a spoken text related to daily life including speech act such as giving opinions, asking for opinions, expressing satisfactions and expressing dissatisfactions. Learning Objective After the spoken text in the form of dialogue is given, students are expected to use expression of asking and giving for opinion based on the context of the situation given correctly and fluently. Indicators 7. Students listen to the expression of asking and giving opinion. 8. Students identify the language features used in expression of asking and giving for opinion. 9. Students express asking and giving for opinion expression according to the situation given in the discussion activities.

A. Learning technique

Engage, Study, Activate