STUDENTS’
WORKSHEET
WRITING NARRATIVE
TEXT (1)
Indicator:
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Identifying
the “Conditional Sentences”
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Finding
the meaning of some words
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Finding
good and complete sentences
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Identifying
a Narrative Text
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Writing
a Narrative Text
Task 1:
LET’S
STUDY “CONDITIONAL SENTENCES”
READ
THE EXAMPLES
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CONDITIONAL
TYPES
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SITUATIONS
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EXAMPLES
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Type
1
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True
in the present/future
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If
I have a lot of money, I will buy a car.
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Type
2
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Contrary
to the fact in the present
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If
I were a doctor, I would help poor people
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Type
3
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Contrary
to the fact in the past
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If
I had been born in 1925, I would have fought against the Dutch
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HERE
ARE THE PATTERNS
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CONDITIONAL
TYPES
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PATTERNS
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Type
1
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If
+ Simple Present, S + Modal + VI + O
(Present)
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Type
2
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If
+ Simple Past, S + Modal + VI + O
(Past)
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Type
3
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If
+ Past Perfect, S + Modal + have + V3/ed + O
(Past)
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Task 3:
SUPPLY
THE FORM OF THE VERB IN PARENTHESES TO MAKE CORRECT CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
01. If John studies hard, he … (pass) his
examination.
02. If we had the money, we … (take) a trip
to South America.
03. If I were in New York, I … (go) to some
of the summer concerts
04. If he … not … (waste) so much time in class, he would
make better progress
05. You would get there about four o’clock if
you … (take) to noon train
06. I will attend his birthday party if he …
(invite) me
07. If I had known that you needed me, I …
(come) at once
08.You would have
caught cold if you … not (wear) your overcoat.
09. If yesterday … (be) a holiday, I would have
gone to the beach.
10. I … (look) you up if I had known you were
living in New York
Task 4:
FIND
THE SYNONYMS OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS!
1.
Hilly = … 6. Creature = …
2.
Quiet = … 7. Exist =
…
3.
Beautiful = … 8.
Great = …
4.
Grow = … 9. Pain =
…
5.
Start = … 10. Darling = …
Task 5:
PLEASE
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH YOUR OWN WORDS!
1.
I
think everybody wants to be … a person.
2.
She
usually … at 07.00 a.m.
3.
Due
to the storm, our ship’s departure was …
4.
I
like to lie back onto my new … because it is very comfortable.
5.
My
father is trying to … his smoking habit. He realizes that smoking is not good
for his health.
6.
The
villagers were … because of the drought.
7.
My
father never arrives late. He always goes to his office early in the …
8.
There
will be a monthly … to discuss the OSIS programs.
9.
The
… response of the medic saved the patient’s life.
10.
Flooding
is an annual … in our town.
Task 6:
COMPLETE
THE TEXT WITH THE CORRECT WORDS IN THE BOX
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a.
Owned
d. big g.
catch j. notice
b.
race
e. enough h.
remembered
c.
wings
f. flying i. rest
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Heron and Hummingbird
Heron and Humming bird were very
good friends, even though one was tall and awkward and one was small, sleek and
fast. They both loved to eat fish. Hummingbird preferred small fish like
minnows, but Heron liked the (1) … ones.
One day, Hummingbird said to his
friend, “I am not sure there are (2) … fish in the world for both of our kind
to eat. Why don’t we have a race to see which of us should own the fish?”
Heron thought that was a very good
idea. They decided that they would (3) …for four days. The finish line was an
old dead tree next to a faraway river. Whichever of them sat on top of the tree
first on the fourth day of the race world own all the fish in the world.
They started out the next morning.
The Hummingbird zipped along, flying around and around the Heron, who was
moving steadily forward, flapping his giant (4) …. Then, hummingbird would be
distracted by the pretty, flowers along the way. He would flit from one to the
other, tasting the nectar. When Hummingbird noticed that Heron was ahead of
him, he hurried to catch up with him, zooming ahead as fast as he could, and
leaving Heron far behind just kept (5) … steadily forward, flapping his giant
wings.
Hummingbird was tired from all his
fitting. When it got dark, he decided to take a (6) …. He found a nice spot to
perch and slept all night long. But Heron just kept flying steadily forward all
night long, flapping his giant wings.
When Hummingbird woke up in the
morning, Heron was far ahead. Hummingbird had to fly as fast as he could to (7)
… up. He zoomed past the big, awkward Heron and kept going until Heron had
disappeared behind him. Then, Hummingbird noticed some pretty flowers nearby.
He zip-zipped over to them and tasted their nectar. He was enjoying the pretty
scenery and didn’t (8) … Heron flap-flapping past him with his great wings.
For two more days, the Hummingbird
and the Heron raced toward the far-distant river bank with the dead tree that
was the finish line. Hummingbird had a marvelous time sipping nectar and
flitting among the flowers and resting himself at night. Heron stoically kept
up a steady flap-flap-flapping of his giant wings, propelling himself forward
through the air all day and all night.
Hummingbird woke from his sleep on
the morning of the fourth day, refreshed and invigorated. He flew zip-zip
toward the river bank with its dead tree. When it came into view, he saw Heron
perched at the top of the tree! Heron had won the race by flying straight and
steady through the night while Hummingbird slept.
So from that day forward, the Heron
has (10) … all the fish in the rivers and lakes, and the Hummingbird has sipped
from the nectar of the many flowers which he enjoyed so much during the race.
(retold by S.E. Schlosser)
Task 7:
THE
PARAGRAPHS BELOW ARE THE BEGINNING OF A STORY. PLEASE CONTINUE THE STORY!
Orientation:
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In a hilly village lived a girl
named Amelia. Amelia’s house was in a quiet place. She had a beautiful
garden. Amelia grew some roses in it. They started to blossom, but Amelia’s
heart didn’t feel the same.
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Complication
1:
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She thought she was the poorest
creature that ever existed on the earth. One month before she was still in a
great happiness, but then, she was in the greatest pain. She lost her beloved
darling, Nico.
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Complication
2:
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Complication
3:
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Resolution:
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Taken from English for a Better Life Grade XII for
Senior High School, 2005. Pakar Raya, Bandung.
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