English for Chemistry is an English for Specific Purposes (E.S.P.) and English for
Academic Purposes (E.A.P.) course to the needs of first year undergraduate
chemistry students at the Chemistry Department Faculty of Mathematics and
Science of the Universitas Negeri Malang.
OBJECTIVES
To familiarize students with chemical terminology
Mempelajari tata bahasa Inggris (grammar) dan
digunakan untuk membaca & memahami buku teks
kimia berbahasa Inggris.
Design to help students learn specialized English used in
chemistry
To learn some basic concepts and aspects of general
chemistry in English.
To improve reading comprehension.
PHYLOSOPHY OF THE COURSE
Do not learn English but use English as much as you
can!!!
MATERI
PARTS OF
SPEECH
WHY LEARN PARTS OF SPEECH?
WHY LEARN PARTS OF SPEECH?
Each part of speech explains not what the word is but how the word is used
All words in the English language can be classified as one of the eight
different parts of speech.
The 8 parts of speech verbs, nouns, pronouns, adverbs, adjectives,
prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections
Understanding the different parts of speech is important in understanding
how words can and should be joined together to make sentences that
are both grammatically correct and readable.
An understanding of the parts of speech is also important for knowing how
to correctly punctuate sentences
EIGHT PARTS OF SPEECH
Nouns
Interjections
Adjectives
Conjunctions
CHAPTER I
NOUNS, PRONOUNS, VERB, ADVERB
WORD THAT NAMES
A Person
A Place
A Thing
An Idea
CHAPTER I
NOUNS
Definition: A noun is generally defined as a person, place, or thing.
Function:
1. As subject: it is placed before verb
ex: I am a student
the boy goes to the school everyday
2. As object: it is placed after verb or
preposition
ex: I buy some books
he goes to school everymorning
KINDS OF NOUNS
Countable Uncountable
Book Rice, air
Abstract Concrete
Love, happines Book,
CHAPTER I
NOUNS, PRONOUNS, VERB, ADVER
KINDS OF NOUN (macam-macam kata benda):
1) abstract nouns (tdk berwujud)
2) concrete nouns)
TYPES OF NOUN (jenis-jenis kata benda)
1) countable:
2) uncountable
NUMBER OF NOUNS (jumlah kata benda)
1) singular
2) plural
GENDER (kata benda ditinjau dari jenis kelaminnya): masculine,
feminine, common, neuter.
TYPES OF NOUN
Indefinite Pronouns
anybody
each
either
none
someone, one, etc.
TYPES OF PRONOUNS
1) PERSONAL PRONOUNS
2) POSSESIVE PRONOUNS
3) REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
4) INTENSIVE PRONOUNS
5) DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
6) INDEFINITIVE PRONOUNS
7) INTERROGRATIVE PRONOUNS
8) RELATIVE PRONOUNS
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
(KATA GANTI ORANG)
Kegunaan:
Menggantikan orang yang berbicara (1st person),
diajak bicara (2nd person)
dan dibicarakan (3rd person).
Jika ditinjau dari posisi atau kedudukannya dlm kalimat, personal
pronoun dibedakan 2:
1. Nominative case (kasus subyektif)
terjadi jika personal pronoun berkedudukan sebagai subyek
dlm kalimat: I, We, You, You (jamak), They, He, She, It.
Penting: harus terletak sebelum verb to be/ verb
A
KINDS OF VERBS
Action verbs express Linking verbs make a
mental or physical statement by
action. connecting the
subject with a word
that describes or
explains it.
sour
green limes
shirt
ADJECTIVES
Describe or modify only Example:
nouns.
The three tired
Answer questions, teens tried to eat a
what kind? or large pie at two
how many? pizza parlors.
How many teens? three
What kind of teens? tired
What kind of pie? large
How many parlors? two
What kind of parlors? pizza
ADJECTIVES
Describe or modify only Example:
nouns.
The way to a
Answer questions, smile and an
what kind? or
how many? appreciative
attitude is
The noun markers through the
a, an, the are stomach.
always
adjectives.
ADJECTIVES
Describe or modify only Example:
nouns.
The long, shiny
Answer questions, black limousine
what kind? or
how many? pulled in front of
The noun markers a,
the huge old
an, the are always mansion, and a
adjectives. tall, well-dressed
Usually piled up older gentleman
before nouns. got out.
ADJECTIVES
Describe or modify only Example:
nouns.
The river is deep,
Answer questions, what
kind? or how many? wide and cold, but
the divers are brave
The noun markers a, an,
the are always and well-trained.
adjectives. Note: to test these, try
Usually piled up before putting them in front of
nouns.
May follow linking verbs the noun they modify.
and describe the
subject.
ADJECTIVES
Describe or modify only nouns.
Answer questions, what kind? or how many?
The noun markers a, an, the are always adjectives.
Usually piled up before nouns.
May follow linking verbs and describe the subject.
PREPOSITIONS
Specialized words to The man on the bus
start prepositional with a hat on his
phrases. head looked at me
A prepositional phrase and turned toward
the window.
is a group of words
describing things
which starts with a
preposition and ends
with a noun or
pronoun.
PREPOSITIONS
Specialized words to Memory clue:
start prepositional The rabbit went
phrases. _____
Most prepositions the hollow log.
are small, common
words indicating Memorize:
time, place or at, from, to, on, in,
position. into, onto, between,
under, over, against,
around, through
PREPOSITIONS
Specialized words to Example:
start prepositional
phrases. The problem with him
Most prepositions are is that he sleeps
small, common words during the day and
indicating time, place
or position. spends most of the
Some prepositions night with his friends.
simply must be Memorize:
memorized.
of, with, for, during
PREPOSITIONS
Specialized words to start prepositional phrases.
Most prepositions are small, common words indicating time,
place or position.
Some prepositions simply must be memorized.
CONJUNCTIONS
Words which hook Example:
words, phrases, or She and I left, but
sentences. they
Memory clue: FAN BOYS.
stayed, for Joe or Ted
For But
was coming on the
And Or
Nor Yet
bus, yet not on time.
So
CONJUNCTIONS
Words which hook Example:
together words, I ran when I saw her
phrases, or
sentences. because I was happy
Some conjunctions since she was home.
only hook clauses. Memory clue:
They include: She is cute _____ she
when, as, if, since, smiles.
because, while, after,
although, before
CONJUNCTIONS
Words which hook together words, phrases, or
sentences.
Some conjunctions only hook clauses.
ADVERBS
Describe verbs, She quickly ran to
adjectives, or her extremely
other adverbs. tired friend and
gave him a very
big hug.
ADVERBS
Describe verbs, Soon the very able
adjectives, or other pilot confidently
adverbs. flew west, and
Answer the adverb thus he almost
questions: How? crashed.
When? Where? When? soon
Why? Under what Where? west
conditions? How? very,confidently
Why? thus
What conditions? almost
ADVERBS
Describe verbs, Example:
adjectives, or other
adverbs.
The extremely
hungry
Answer the adverb
questions: How? animal howled
When? Where? eerily in
Why? Under what
conditions?
the especially dark
Often end in -ly night.
ADVERBS
Describe verbs, adjectives, or Example:
other adverbs. We do not very often
Answer the adverb questions:
How? When? Where?
want them here, for
Why? Under what they are always late
conditions?
and almost never
Often end in -ly want
Always adverbs: not to go there with us.
very, often, here,
almost, always, never,
there
ADVERBS
Describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
Answer the adverb questions: How? When? Where?
Why? Under what conditions?
Often end in -ly
Always adverbs: not very, often, here, almost, always,
never, there
INTERJECTIONS
Words which Example:
show emotion Oh, I am
or are fillers surprised, but
with no other please dont do it
function.
again. Ouch, you
hurt me.
INTERJECTION
Definitions.
Fill in the blank with the correct part of speech for each definition.
2. A joiner, a word that connects parts of a sentence, lists, and complex sentences
is a/an ______________________________.
7. The part of speech that substitutes for nouns or noun phrases is a/an
_____________________.
8. A word that links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence is
a/an
____________________.