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Grade Level:
8
Subject:
English
Topic:
Expressing Obligation, Prohibition, and Notice
Objective:
- Students should be able to determine the social function of Expressing Obligation, Prohibition, and Notice
- Students should be able to identify the expression of Obligation, Prohibition, and Notice
- Students should be able to make a dialog about Expressing Obligation, Prohibition, and Notice
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Prep:
METHOD
a. Scientific approach
b. Suggestopedia
c. Communicative approach
MEDIA
a. Media : - Powerpoint
- Song “If You’re Happy and You Know It”
- Puppet “Tara and Tari”
b. Tools : Laptop, LCD, puppet and pelangi putar media
H. SOURCE
a. Book Siswa Bahasa Inggris Kelas VIII Kurikulum 2013 “When English Rings a Bell”, Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan. Jakarta: 2014.vi, 226 hlm. Ilus: 26 cm.
b. Internet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfCMRk-osJ8
Materials:
Give an information about Expressing Obligation, Prohibition and Notice
VOCABULARY
1. Obligation : Must, Should
e.g : Employees must wash hand before returning the work
We should wear a safety belt when driving
2. Prohibition: No + v+ing, Don’t, Mustn’t, Shouldn’t
e.g : No Smoking!
Don’t be noisy!
You mustn’t smoke a lot. It’s bad for your health.
You shouldn’t watch tv so much
3. Notice : Please, Keep
e.g : Please use other door!
Please place rubbish in the bins provided
Keep classroom clean!
STRUCTURE
A: Where will you go?
B: I will go to the canteen.
A: I think the bell have heared, you must go back to the class!
B: But I feel hungry now
A: Don’t leave the class and you should ask permission to the teacher or you will get punishment!
B: You don’t have to be worry, I will come to the class on time
A: When you should back?
B: After get some snacks
LANGUAGES ELEMENT
- Sentence about Expression of Obligation, Prohibition and Notice
- The usage of word must to express Obligation (e.g: the students must follow the rule, you must be a smart person)
- The usage of word should to express Obligation (e.g: you should go to the doctor, he should be here soon)
- The usage of words no, don’t, mustn’t dan shouldn’t to express prohibition (e.g: Don’t leave the class, no smoking, she mustn’t do a bad thing, you shouldn’t go anywhere)
- The usage of imperative sentence to express notice (e.g: shut up the window!, please reconsider my job appication)
