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Asking and Giving information about tourism and historical places

by Yudistira Daeli 20120001

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Asking and Giving Information About Tourism and Historical Places and Descriptive Text
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Yudistira Daeli
Learning Objective
1. Students can distinguish social functions, text structures, and linguistic elements of descriptive texts.

2. Be able to identify the expressions of giving and asking related to tourist attractions and identify the differences in the expression of each context.

3. Learners can understand the structure
the text of the expression of giving and asking and understanding the linguistic elements of the expression of giving and asking for information related to tourist attractions and historical buildings.

4. Able to capture contextual meaning related to social functions, text structure, and linguistic elements of descriptive, oral and written, short and simple texts and compose sentences asking for information and answering questions about tourist attractions and historical buildings.
Materials:
1. Expressions of giving and asking information about tourism and historical places
2. Descriptive text
Asking information is an expression asking for information or description from someone about something.
Example:  What is the name of the famous tourist attraction in Medan?

Giving information is an expression of giving information or description to someone about something.
Example: The famous tourist spot in Medan is Lake Linting.
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Learning Objective
1. Students can distinguish social functions, text structures, and linguistic elements of descriptive texts.

2. Be able to identify the expressions of giving and asking related to tourist attractions and identify the differences in the expression of each context.

3. Learners can understand the structure
the text of the expression of giving and asking and understanding the linguistic elements of the expression of giving and asking for information related to tourist attractions and historical buildings.

4. Able to capture contextual meaning related to social functions, text structure, and linguistic elements of descriptive, oral and written, short and simple texts and compose sentences asking for information and answering questions about tourist attractions and historical buildings.
Materials:
1. Expressions of giving and asking information about tourism and historical places
2. Descriptive text
Asking information is an expression asking for information or description from someone about something.
Example:  What is the name of the famous tourist attraction in Medan?

Giving information is an expression of giving information or description to someone about something.
Example: The famous tourist spot in Medan is Lake Linting.
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Rules in Asking for Information
Start an interrogative sentence with WH Questions, such as What, Where, Why, When, Who, and How. 


You can also start the question using Modal Auxiliaries, such as: Can, Could, Will, Would, Shall, Should, Must, May, Might, Had to.
The expression of asking about tourism and historical places using formal languages.
1. Could you tell me about tourism in Bali?
2. Would you mind to tell me about Sipiso-piso waterfall?
3. I wonder if you could tell me how much is the cost needed when traveling to Komodo Island.
4. Would you like to tell me about a nice historical place in Java?

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The expression of giving about tourism and historical places using formal languages.
1. Yes of course, I can tell you about Bali Tour.
2. Sure, I will tell detail about Sipiso -piso waterfall.
3. Well, so the cost needed when traveling to the Island of Komodo is 13 million.
4. Yes really, I would tell you about a nice historical places in Java. so the best historical places in Java such as Prambanan temple, Borobudur temple, Yogyakarta palace, ect.
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NOTES..!!!
Rules in Asking for Information
Start an interrogative sentence with WH Questions, such as What, Where, Why, When, Who, and How. 


You can also start the question using Modal Auxiliaries, such as: Can, Could, Will, Would, Shall, Should, Must, May, Might, Had to.
The expression of asking about tourism and historical places using formal languages.
1. Could you tell me about tourism in Bali?
2. Would you mind to tell me about Sipiso-piso waterfall?
3. I wonder if you could tell me how much is the cost needed when traveling to Komodo Island.
4. Would you like to tell me about a nice historical place in Java?

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The expression of giving about tourism and historical places using formal languages.
1. Yes of course, I can tell you about Bali Tour.
2. Sure, I will tell detail about Sipiso -piso waterfall.
3. Well, so the cost needed when traveling to the Island of Komodo is 13 million.
4. Yes really, I would tell you about a nice historical places in Java. so the best historical places in Java such as Prambanan temple, Borobudur temple, Yogyakarta palace, ect.
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The expression of asking about tourism and historical places using informal languages
1. Can you tell me why do you like to visit tourist spots?
2. Where do you usually go on vacation?
3. What will you do when you go to a historical place
4. Can you tell me about the best historical places in Medan?
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The expression of giving about tourism and historical places using informal languages
1. Yes really, I like to visit tourist spots because I like to traveling and see the scenery in the sea or mountains.
2. Usually I go to Kuta beach in Bali.
3. Actually when I go to historical place, I will take photos and immortalize them on social media.
4. Maybe, so the best historical places in Medan is London Sumatra Building, Velangkani, Maha Vihara Maitreya, ect.
Descriptive text is a text that describes something. Whether people, things, events, or places and The purpose of Descriptive Text is to describe or reflect a special object.
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