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  Greeting: Good morning/afternoon/evening The honorable...  Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my presentation.  Introduction: Today, I am... Going to talk about...  The topic of my presentation is...  Outline: I am going to divide my presentation into three parts.  I would like to begin with...  Then, ...  Summarizing: To sum up...  In conclusion,...  In short,...  Inviting questions: Any questions?  Please feel free to ask me questions.  I am happy to answer any questions.  Thanking audience: That's all, thank you.  Thank you for your attention.  MODERATOR: (to begin, manage, and end a discussion)  Good morning,  Pay attention a moment, please. Thank you.  My Name is... as a Moderator.  Next, I would like to introduce a presenter to you all. S/he is... Or her name is... / His name is...  The time is yours, Presenter.  All Right, I devide this discussion with... term(s) with... ...

  Narrative is a story that might be a fiction (an imagination story) or non-fiction (a real story). The purpose (social functions: To entertain or amuse the readers or listeners. To teach a lesdon, like knowing right or wrong.  To present the story of human actions in such a way that they are perceived by the audience  to be true.  The steps in a narrative: Orientation:  It introduces the characters and setting. It contains about WHO were involved in the story, WHEN and WHERE.  Complication:  It presents the problems or conflict in the story. It contains a problem which arises followed by other problems. Complication explores the conflict in the story. It shows the rising crisis or rising action, and climax of the story.  Resolution:  It is the sokution of the problem or the ending of the story. It shows the situation which the oriblems have been resolved with happy or sad ending.  A narrative text usually has the following components: ...

Yesterday I ate breakfast with fried potatoes and capcin ice at Variety Chily restaurant located in front of Tuban Earth Cave (29 July 2024). Caption is a picture with notes. It's usually written under the picture. The social function of a caption: To describe the picture.  To explain what the people in the picture are doing or saying.  To explain what is shown in a picture or illustration.  To identity the subject of the picture.  To draw attention to something in the image that is not obvious.  To help thevreaders understand information that mau not be in the text.  Let's make a caption.  TASK: Please choose your the best photo then write a caption about it.  Z/0     1      2     3     4     5 1         A    B     C     D    E 2         F    G    H ...