Rizqi Rahman

 Explanation Text Explanation text is a text that contains the process of why and how natural, scientific, social, cultural, and other events can occur. The purpose of explanation text is to explain the stages, steps, or processes (how), and provide reasons (why). The characteristics of the explanation text is : -Using the Simple Present Tense -Using Action Verbs -Using Passive Voices -Using Noun Phrases -Using Technical Terms Generic Structure of Explanation Text: General Statement Contains general information on topics to be discussed in the text. Explanation Contains a series of events (sequence of events) from a process which is the topic of the text. We can also explain by using the why and how questions, so that the explanation we convey is more comprehensive. Closing The closing or closing part is optional or does not have to be in this text. This section may contain additional information or the author’s opinion on the topics discussed. Example : How Does Rain Happen (Gener...

 Cause and effect Cause (noun)   someone or something that makes things happen. Example :  The  cause  of the flood was the massive of amount garbage thrown in the river. (verb)   an activity that makes things happen. Example :  The massive amount of garbage thrown in the river  caused  the flood. Effect (noun)   a change that is the result of an activity or cause. Example :  The rain had an  effect  on her mood. Affect When effect is used as a verb, it changes to affect. (verb)  to produce an effect; cause something to happen. Example :  The rain affected his mood. Signal word/phrase + Cause + Effect Effect + Signal word/phrase + Cause Noun signal word : Due to, Because of, Owing to, Thanks to. Verb signal word : Because, Since, As, For, As a result of. Dialogue: Yoga : Helo Rizqi, what's up ? Rizqi : Hey... Not bad. How are you ? Yoga : I'm fine. But usually you are so excited. What's wrong ? Rizqi : Maybe I fe...

 My hope in 2021 My hope in 2021,i hope i can be a better person in a lot of things

 Conditional if type 3 Hello all meet me again ,today i want to tell you all about conditional if / conditional senteces type 3 . So lets check it out Type 3 conditional sentences, are truly hypothetical or unreal. In these sentences, the time is past, and the situation is contrary to reality. The facts they are based on are the opposite of what is expressed. In a Type 3 conditional sentence, the tense in the ‘if’ clause is the past perfect, and the tense in the main clause is the perfect conditional  The structure is : if + past perfect, would/should/could/might + have + past participle. As in all conditional sentences, the order of the clauses is not fixed. You may have to adjust pronouns and punctuation marks when changing clause order, but the meaning is the same. Example – if it had rained, you would have gotten wet. – You would have gotten wet if it had rained. – You would have passed your exam if you had worked harder. – If you had worked harder, you would have passed y...

 Conditional if type 2 Condition sentence is a sentence in English that is used to express wishes, hopes, assumptions, or plans that may or may not be realized. The general structure of conditional sentencing is: If + condition consequence or Consequence + if + condition Type 2 Used to say something that is very unlikely or almost impossible to happen. The structure is: If + past tense, past future or Past future + if + past tense. Example: if i became the president of this country, i would pay more attention to teachers prosperity   Dialogue: Q: Yoga!!! Y::Yea Q : Yoo! Ria spends her holiday in England! Y: Wow, she’s so lucky. She has a lot of money. Q: If I were her, I would buy a car and build a big house for my parents. Y: Nice. I would do the same. I wish I had a lot of money. Q: Now let’s study hard so that we can have a good job and earn a lot of money. Y : Yes, it’s a good idea Q:yeah,bye Y:bye Video: https://youtu.be/DpckG6xBfd0

 Conditional if 1 Condition sentence is a sentence in English that is used to express wishes, hopes, assumptions, or plans that may or may not be realized. The general structure of conditional sentencing is: If + condition consequence or Consequence + if + condition Type 1 Used to say something that might happen in the future. The structure is: If + simple present, present future (will) or Present future + if + simple present. Example: A. If you tell her the truth, she will forgive you B. If i win the lottery, i will take you to Los Angeles Dialogue: Yoga: Hey Rizqi, listen ! Rizqi: Yeah. what's up ? Yoga: I have something important to tell you. If you sit on the sun, you will get burned. Rizqi: You kidding me ? That`s not important at all. Yoga: umm yeah. Rizqi: Is that all you want to say? Yoga: Yeah that's all. Rizqi: WHAT ? Ok fine! good bye. Video: https://youtu.be/bltH5eEiecw

 Conditional if Condition sentence is a sentence in English that is used to express wishes, hopes, assumptions, or plans that may or may not be realized. The general structure of conditional sentencing is: If + condition consequence or Consequence + if + condition There are 4 type conditional sentences that is, type 0,1,2,3 Type 0 Used to say facts. The structure is: If + simple present, simple present or Simple present + if + simple present. Example: A. If it rains, the grass gets wet B. The prass gets wet if it rains Type 1 Used to say something that might happen in the future. The structure is: If + simple present, present future (will) or Present future + if + simple present. Example: A. If you tell her the truth, she will forgive you B. If i win the lottery, i will take you to Bali Type 2 Used to say something that is very unlikely or almost impossible to happen. The structure is: Ibf + past tense, past future or Past future + if + past tense. Example: if i became the presiden...