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b. Learners and Context

In order to analyze the characteristics of the students, the writer distributed questionnaire for fifty students for two classes, however, only thirty copies of questionnaire were used because the writer only took fifteen copies questionnaires from each class. The data from the thirty students had already represented as the population of the tenth grade students of SMK Marsudi Luhur 1 Yogyakarta. Table 4.1 Students’ Motivation in Learning English No. Item Response Number Percentage 1. In your opinion, is learning English useful for you? a. Yes b. No 29 1 96.7 3.3 2. What is your motivation in learning English? a. Because you are interested in learning English. b. To fulfil English language as a compulsory subject. c. Support in working world d. Travelling e. Expand the friendship f. Other_____ 5 13 7 1 4 16. 7 43.3 23.3 3.3 3.3 From Table 4.1, it described that students had high motivation in learning English. Twenty-nine out of thirty students agreed that learning English is very useful in their life. The major reason in learning English was to fulfil the 54 obligation since English language is one of the compulsory subjects in schools. Second, the reason to learn English was English language supported their working world especially in automotive parts that was chosen by seven students. Students also had been interested in learning English, which was chosen by five students. The following reason in learning English was to expand the friendship, which was chosen by four students and travelling, which was chosen only by one participant. From the data in Table 4.1 earlier, the writer believed that the students actually had high motivation in learning English. The main reason to learn English was that the students had to fulfil English language as a compulsory subject. Therefore, the existences of the materials held an important role in the learning process. Thus, the writer designed the materials to help students to achieve the learning goals in the school. The content of the designed materials would relate to automotive world in order to support their language in their study program and working world. Table 4.2 Necessities and Lacks of Students No. Item Response Number Percentage 3. In your opinion, what English skills you need the most? answer can be more than one a. Listening b. Speaking c. Reading d. Writing 13 25 11 9 43.3 83.3 36.7

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In learning English, what is your weakness? answer can be more than one a. Vocabulary b. Grammar c. Pronunciation 22 18 10 73.3 60 33

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