At School

Read the text carefully and answer the question below

At School

I am Gina. I am an Elementary school student. I am in the fourth grade now. I really love

my school environment is very clean and beautiful. My class mates are very kind to me.

All teachers teach us patiently. My school is near from my house. It only takes ten

minutes to school. Every day I go to school on foot.

Answer the question

1. Who is the girl in the paragraph a. Fourth grade c. Sixth grade

above? b. Fifth grade d. Third grade
a. Anne c. Ellen 4. Is her school near from her house?
b. Shin d. Gina a. Yes, it is c. Yes, she is
2. What is she ? b. No, it isn’t d. No, she isn’t
a. Teacher c. Shopkeeper 5. How does Gina go to school?
b. Student d. Librarian a. By car c. On foot
3. What grade is she? b. By bus d. Jumping

Vocabularies

At School

School : sekolah Bag : tas

Class : kelas Pen : pulpen/pena
School yard : halaman sekolah Pencil : pensil
Flag : bendera Eraser : penghapus
Chair : kursi Ruler : penggaris
Table : meja Compasses : jangka
Desk : bangku Subject : mata pelajaran
White board : papan tulis School gate : gerbang sekolah
Teacher : guru Book case : rak buku
Student : murid Correction tip : tipe x
Librarian : penjaga perpustakaan Cap : topi
Library : perpustakaan Uniform : seragam
Book : buku Tie : dasi
Language Feature

This and That

 To demonstrate things

 For singular noun

 Using be ‘is’

 Usually using ‘a’ or ‘an’ before noun

 This and that put before be (is) in the sentence

 Simply put ‘not’ after be (is) to make negative sentence

 Interrogative from : is + that/this + noun?

These and Those

 To demonstrate things

 For plural noun

 Using be ‘are’

 Always using suffix ‘s’ after noun

 These and those put before be (are) in the sentence

 Simply put ‘not’ after be (are) to make negative sentence

 Interrogative from : are + those/these + noun?

Article ‘a’ and ‘an’

 ‘a’ or ‘an’ using to demonstrate singular noun

 ‘a’ for noun that reads consonant, such as: a clock, a book, a table

 ‘an’ for noun that reads vocal, such as: an apple, an eraser

Be: am, are, is

 Am :I

 Are : plural (you, we, they)

 Is : singular ( he, she, it)

 Look at the pictures below and study the sentences

This is a table This is a clock This is a book

This is not chair This is not ball This is not pencil

chairs Those are five chalks These are two pens

esks These are not pens These are not pencils

Look at the pictures below and study the sentence

This is a book
This is not pencil

Is this a pencil ? Is this a white board? Is this a bag?

Yes, this is No, this is not Yes, this is
Yes, it is No, it isn’t Yes, it is

tion tips? Are

Arethese
thoseclocks?
chairs?
Yes,
Yes,these
thoseare
are