Randi Ali Pradana

UNIT 23 SESSION 1 in the first session, i study about the motivation or how to make learning english more excited SESSION 2 in the second session, i learn about the uses of lobbies, to OK, and woo in a sentence SESSION 3 in the third session, i learn about the syllable, stress, and phontic in a word 'campaign' SESSION 4 in the fourth session, i learn about the role of students and teacher in a class, how to teach the students correctly by the point of view of the teacher SESSION 5 in the fifth session, i learn about grammatical and have to specify the sentence if it's correct or not and i learn about the uses of yet and still

in the first session, the assignment is still on easy level for me personally. I think it's because it still the first so it will getting hardeer on the next level in the second session, the level increase and of course it gets harder. every level has different diffculty and it's fun actually. in the final level, i got the answer a bit longer because it's a little bit difficult but i managed to answer them correctly  

Finding Unfamiliar Vocabulary from Game "SCRABBLE" Iv y : an evergreen plant (= one that never loses its leaves) that often grows up trees or buildings: ·          Ivy covered the broken walls. Tibial : relating to the tibia (= the large bone at the front of the lower leg): ·         The scents originate in the tibial gland and are secreted from the gaster of the ants. Rousing : making people feel excited and proud or ready to take action: ·         We sang a last rousing chorus of the national anthem. Velamen :  an outer layer of empty cells in the aerial roots of epiphytic orchids and aroids. ·         Velamen is a unique tissue found in epiphytic plants that acts as a protective covering for their roots." Ired : intense and usually openly displayed anger (Past) ·         nothing ired him more than having to wait for his dinner Gent : a gentleman (= polite man who behaves well towards other people, especially women) ·         He's just gone to the gents. Weepy : fe