SATUAN ACARA PERKULIAHAN (SAP)

SATUAN ACARA PERKULIAHAN (SAP) MATA KULIAH FAK/JUR/SMT/KLS JUMLAH SKS JADWAL/RUANG/JAM/KLS WAKTU PERKULIAHAN DOSEN NIP

: BAHASA INGGRIS II : SYARI’AH DAN HUKUM/MKS II A-B : 2 SKS : Senin/X-14/12.50-14.30—14.30-16.10/B-A. : 06 Pebruari 2012 s.d 26 Mei 2012. : WAWAN KURNIAWAN, M.Ag (3124) : 19721031 200710 1 001

MEETINGS 1st

MATTER AND SUBJECTS Questions Tags

2nd

Sentences

3rd

The Clause

4th

Adverbial Clauses

COMPETENTION  How all students understand about Question Tag.  All students must be able to use after negative statements using ordinary interrogative.  After affirmative statements using the negative interrogative.  To understand and being able to use question tags after affirmative statements.  Question tags intonation ability.  Ability to come sampling out.  How students understand sentence definition.  Know the part of sentence.  Know the function of sentence.  Know the structure of sentence.  How all students understand and know about The Clause.  Know a principal clause.  Know the subordinate clause.  Summary list of words used to introduce adverb clauses.

METHODE Reciting and Oration

Reciting and Oration



 Using adverb clauses to show time relationships.  Using adverb clauses to show cause and effect relationships.  Using prepositions to show cause and effect: because of and due to.  Using transitions to show cause and effect: therefore and consequently.  Other ways of expressing cause and effect: such ... That and so ... That. 5th

Adjective Clauses

 Ability students to know adjective clause definition.  Understanding to compare between adjective and adjectival clauses.  Being able to use who and whom in an adjectival clauses.  Using who, whom and that in an adjectival clauses.


6th

Nuon Clauses

7th

The Phrase

8th

The Participal Phrases

9th 10th

MID-TEST The Gerund Prases

11th

The Infinitive Phrases

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Using which and that in an adjectival clauses. Using whose in an adjectival clauses. Singular and plural in an adjectival clauses. Using prepositions in an adjectival clauses. All students to know Noun Clause definition. Ability to arrange word used to introduce noun clause. Noun clauses which begin with a questions word. All students know The Phrase definition. Able to use the phrase in sentece. Ability to make and arrange the Phrase sampling in sentences. To know the part of phrase.

1. Present Participle (V-ing) a) As an adjective b) As a verb 2. Past Participle (V-3) a) As a verb b) As an adjective 3. Present Participle after Special Verbs. ALL LESSONS WHAT HAS LEARNED

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Present Gerund (Active) Present Gerund (Passive) Perfect Gerund (Active) Perfect Gerund (Passive)  REFERENCE LIST OF VERBS FOLLOWED BY GERUND.  The forms of infinitives:  Uses of infinitive :  The infinitive as subject.  The infinitive as object or complement of the verb  Verb + how/what/when/where/which/why + infinitive.  The infinitive after verb or verb + object.




ORAL TEST Reciting and Oration


12th

The Modal Auxiliary

13th

The Passive Voice

14th

The Absolute Constructions

1. Possibility 2. Impossibility 3. Habitual Action in The Past 4. Wishes 5. Request 6. Permission 7. Ability 8. Prohibition 9. Necessary 10. Suggestion 11. Advisability 12. Expectation 13. Preference 14. Semi Modal: Need and Dare


 Definition and Patterns I). Simple present tense pattern Ii). Present continuous tense pattern Iii). Present perfect tense pattern Iv). Present perfect continuous tense V). Simple past tense Vi). Past continuous tense Vii). Past perfect tense Viii). Past perfect continuous tense Ix). Simple future tense X). Future continuous tense Xi). Future perfect tense Xii). Future perfect continuous tense Xiii). Simple past future Xiv). Past future continuous tense Xv). Past future perfect tense Xvi). Past future perfect continuous tense  Definition Part of absolute contruction



15th

The Word Orders

16th

UAS

Kind of absolute contruction The Punction of  Definition.  Noun phrase  The ways to arrange the word into noun phrase. WRITING TEST


WRITTING TEST

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