Writing 4 3rd Class : 15th of September 2013

Writing 43rd Class : 15th of September 2013Agustien Mulyantiniagustien1808@gmail.com

Universitas Terbuka Korea SelatanCourse IntroductionText book : Writing 4, Karnedi, Universitas Terbuka 2003 Tutorial module consists of 9 parts but will be cover in 8 classes.Class 1 : The Process of WritingClass 2 : Paragraph StructureClass 3 : Unity and Paragraph Outline and Arranging Sentences Coherently Class 4 : Ordering Ideas LogicallyClass 5 : Supporting Topic SentenceClass 6 : Patterns of Essay OrganizationClass 7 : Essay Writing (1)Class 8 : Essay Writing (2) Tutorial method: Online (Justin TV) and In classGrading ComponentsTask 1, Task 2 ParticipationFinal ExamCourse material can be found at Google Plus and Facebook GroupModul 1Understanding the process of WritingYou are able to write essays in EnglishModul 2Understanding the Paragraph StructureModul 3Outlining ParagraphsModul 5Ordering Ideas LogicallyModul 6Supporting the Topic SentenceModul 4Arranging Sentences CoherentlyModul 7Organizing an EssayModul 8Writing an Essay (1)Modul 9Writing an Essay (2)Class 3 Unity and Paragraph Outline and Arranging Sentences CoherentlyModule 3 Unity and Paragraph Outline

Module 4 Arranging Sentences Coherently

We will learn about Coherence => easy to read and understandYour paragraph coherence if :Your supporting sentences are arranged in logical orderYour ideas are linked by the use of appropriate transitional signals or signposting

4 WAYS TO ACHIEVE COHERENCEREPEATING KEYWORDS AND PHRASESUSING PRONOUNSUSING TRANSITIONAL SIGNALSORDERING SENTENCES LOGICALLYUnit 1 Repetition of Key Words and PhrasesOne way to achieve Coherence The most natural and perhaps the easiest way

=>> See your text book for further exampleUnit 2 Use of Consistent PronounsPronouns ?? Kata ganti

You must be CONSISTENT!!!

DO NOT CHANGE FROM 2nd Person 3rd Person (e.g YOU TO SHE/HE)Plural Singular (e.g THEY TO YOU)Unit 3 Transitional SignalsTransitional signals = cohesive devices = signposting =linking wordsuse these word to express transitional signals :First, second, therefore, however, moreoverTo begin with, in addition, in one hand, in brief, to sum upSome transitional signals have occasions :Presenting the same idea (similarly, moreover, furthermore, additionally)An opposite idea (however, yet, nevertheless, in contrast)An example (for example, in case point of)A result (as a result, consequently, hence)A conclusion (to sum up, in conclusion)

Unit 4 Sentence Logical Order