Chatting Camp--Getting Involved Actively

When a student are learning a language, especially the foreign one, he must have an idea of being able to use the language actively. Well, it's because of the nature of language--it exists as a device for communication--both in written and oral forms.

Miss Tyas who is teaching the second grade class (the 8th year)has been applying her "Chatting Camp" method to help her students speak English better. This method gives more chance to her students to speak more spontaneously, more fluently, with more self confidence. The students also have a lot of opportunities to apply the common expressions they have got so far, including some grammatical structure which seems simple but hard to apply because of lack of practice in usage.

There are some steps which students should follow to complete this method and prove their gain in improving English speaking competence. As long as they are serious (but still getting some fun) and cooperative, they are going to get benefits from these Chatting Camp sessions. That's why, she always motivates her students to get involved actively in every session to get the best result, in the end ....

Adjectives-part 3

Other expressions you can learn using adjectives:
to make + somebody(O) + …(adj…)

to make me better
to make me annoyed
to make them angry

And.....

Did him make you angry?

Did the class make you bored?

Has she made you crazy?

Do they always make you sad?

Show them all in good expressions, using ADJECTIVES!!

Adjectives--part 2

Now...let's use adjectives for more challenging description! Showing admiration or amazement....
 

How + adj + (S) + (to be)
How beautiful she is 
How patient my mother is How noisy my siblings are
How nice my sisters are


See? Easy, right? :-)


Now your turn! Try to observe people and things around you
then if you find them amazing....show it, by using the expression above!

Adjectives part 1

You can describe a lot of things and people by using adjectives.

(S) + (to be) + adj
She is sweet
My mother is kind
My siblings are big
My sisters are intelligent




Simple, right?

So.....why don’t you start using adjectives to describe people and things around you?

Describe your mom, dad, siblings, bestfriends, classmates, teachers, even...boyfriend or girlfriend? :-)


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Learning English is not so hard....

Learning English is not so hard, let me tell you...again and again...
It's only a matter of "FINDING THE RIGHT KEY" to unlock the doors of obstacles in using the language, even if it is neither your first nor second language..

If you join us here,
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