Pelatihan Persiapan TOEIC Program Bantuan Pemerintah Sertifikasi Bahasa Asing Murid SMK - Sesi 3

when what is it called ee receiving

today's learning can be comfortable

and relaxed like that, right? You can

digest it well. So, make sure

you are in a comfortable position.

Whether you are in your class or at your

home, make sure you are in a comfortable

position. Okay.

Hey, wait a minute, I'll check

everything first. Okay

. Oh, it's started, huh? OK, let's

just start immediately. Welcome to

the third session of the Towek

certification program here, OK? Hey,

maybe this is your first time meeting

me today. Yesterday maybe

with Mas [ __ ] Seno, then before that

with Mbak Didi. Today eh we're

going to talk about ya, mostly eh about

part five and part six ya, eh the

reading sections ya. But before that,

maybe I should introduce myself first, my name is LF

Ibrahim here, okay? Eh and I'm the eh

what's it called? The official facilitator of the

exam is here.

So for the next hour or less, we

'll try to discuss reading part 5 and

part 6, OK? So for the

next 1 hour or so, we will

try to discuss reading,

reading topic part 5 and part 6, okay? Well, and

I also give my

friends the opportunity to use the

chat feature here, okay? Maybe later, if

you have questions or

want to say something, please use the

chat feature wisely, of

course. Make sure you stay on topic. E

make sure the topic is always in line with

what we learned today, okay?

E also make sure not to go outside

what is called the topic there.

Who's here?

Okay, there are Nazar, Rizki, Raviansah. Hello

. Good afternoon all. Eh,

hopefully you are in good condition

today.

A lot of people saying hi in chat, yeah.

Okay, okay, good. Thank you, yeah.

Alright. Uh, so for the

next hour or so we'll try to discuss the

topic, okay? Again.

Eh, hopefully my friends have attended the

previous session, session 1, session du so

what is it called? Hey, there is already background

information regarding the listening test, right?

Because the previous session discussed

listening, eh part one, part two, part

three, and part 4, right? Because today

we will continue that to part 5 and

part 6. But don't worry, maybe

there will be a little recap later for friends

who may have missed yesterday.

Okay, so let's continue first. Hey,

what's on our agenda for

today? So, again, just like

yesterday, we will first recap

what TO is. For

friends who may have never taken

this e-test or who are curious about

what it is, we will try to discuss it again later. Eh,

then of course we will try to touch on

the format itself from test to that. And the

main event today is

the discussion of reading part 5 and part

6. And this is the third session we're going to

continue from the next session.

which is we're going to talk and further

into part 5 and part si ya. We will

try to discuss further regarding part 5

and part 6 reading section.

And if you guys remember the

previous session, if I'm not mistaken, there was also a

quiz with prizes too, right?

So, this session will still be there

later. So please wait for

that session, okay? Later at the end there will be an

ee quiz of the course about ee what is it

called? Part five and part six, yeah.

will be related to that later. So,

friends, make sure you watch

carefully so that you

can do the quiz well. Eh,

and of course the quiz has prizes, right? It

was also implemented yesterday.

So, make sure you stay on top of that

. Alright. So, first things first,

what is it? I think this has been

discussed with my colleagues

before. Just again, for those of you

who just joined today,

maybe I can recap a little about

TOWIK. What is the TO TWI test?

It's the test of English for

international communication. Yes, eh

basically for non-native speakers

like us Indonesians, we are

not non-eh or not native speakers,

right? Our main language is

Indonesian. It's not English, is it?

So this test is needed for

people like us to

test our English language skills

. Especially in the context of workplace

and everyday life. Yes,

what does workplace mean here, sir? Yes, that's how the world of work is

. So this topic is indeed

intended for people who

really want to, what is it called? work like that

usually for certification like

that. Well, maybe this has also been discussed

before, ee, it has been valid for more or less 2

years here, yes, and it is

accepted internationally, yes. And

again I repeat again the settings

needed here are eh workplace

or eh work world, right?

So, the world of work is like

email, invoices, right? Conversations

between a boss and his subordinates, a client and a

seller. So, that's the kind of English

that we're going to get.

What will that be? English that we

found. English that occurs in the

world of work.

What's the difference, sir, from other tests?

Maybe you have heard of the

IELTS test, or the TVEL test.

For them, the setting is not

workplace, but academic.

Well, if it's academic, it means that the

English used will be the

language that occurs in

campus life. Well, actually the difference is like that,

if you guys want to know, the

difference is IS TOIK tofel, right? Well, but

of course for today we will focus

on TOIK, where the focus is on the

world of work, right?

Alright. So, that's TOIK, right?

There are also several types of TOIK, friends.

There is ICT bridge, eh to listening and

reading, and ICT speaking and writing

here, yeah. Uh, but for our main focus

today so that we can focus on it

, so that our discussion doesn't go anywhere

, we will focus on the topic of

listening and reading. And for

today, in today's session we will discuss the

reading sections, parts five and

six, friends. So that later we

can be more focused on today's learning

.

Alright, this has been discussed before

. Ee,

actually, there are several

ways to do it from TOIK itself. The first method is paper

based. Where we write

using paper as usual

, like a general test. So, it's a paper-

based test. Or we can also

do it using a computer

or online at our

respective homes. That ee can be done

like that for testweek yeah.

Ee then

for the duration, listening is

approximately 45 minutes, while reading is

75 minutes, yes. So more or less there is let's

say eh more or less 2 hours yeah ee later

friends the time that un get

later maybe we will talk

further about the time that we

have in the reading section now it is

very important for us to know what it is called

because we

actually don't have much time in

this reading section

then the score that we can get for

listening is 5 to 495 as well as

for reading yes the same and the full

score is for eh the whole test

yes it is 10 to 990.

So here ee friends will be tested on

their English language skills and this is

what you will get the score.

And an example of the certificate is like this,

friends. Maybe yesterday, if

you guys had seen it, what was it

called?

This has been shown in previous sessions. So, I'm just

going to recap it a bit. I'll just

recap a little.

And this is what you're going to get

after you do the test. Yes, after you

do the test, this is the certification

you get.

Well, this is the can do level,

where you guys can get

valuable information, where okay, what can

I do? For

example, if the cell value is 400, what does that mean?

Well, actually there are some

Cendya charts here, but maybe we should just

focus on listening and ding

. So, eh, because the test

here focuses on listening summary. So

eh hopefully this has been

reenshot before. If you haven't,

I suggest you take a

screenshot so that it can be

valuable information for you when

you carry out training

there.

Alright.

I also need to remind you that perhaps

my colleagues at TOWI have already reminded you that there is no

pass or fail. There is no

pass or fail. So there's no such thing as that

? Wow, I actually failed.

Technically there isn't one. Because

actually the test is to measure

your English language skills, you know. And

you can ee what is it called?

get recruitment with

any score range. Of course, it will be

limited, it will get smaller and smaller.

So, of course, your target should be as

high as possible, right? I

want to reach as high as possible,

as much as possible to

achieve the target, right? So, of course

that's going to be your target.

But still, in all these ranges,

there are still what are called opportunities that are open, there are

opportunities that you can get in

all these ranges, right? From the range of 10

to 990, that's probably an

illustration of what a good TO score is

for becoming a pilot, for example

, a pilot.

The pilot usually asks for a

minimum of 700, if I'm not mistaken. So for

everyone who wants to be a pilot,

maybe they have to reach a score of 700,

for example. Maybe yesterday

my friends already had the chance to give you an example, for example, if

you want

to be a chef, maybe more or less

than 720 chefs, maybe

English isn't used that much. So maybe it's like

that. Hey,

I just saw this question from Ritwan. Can we get a job

with this test? The clear answer is yes,

you can. Yes, so friends, if you

need English certification

, which requires

English qualifications, you are going to get this

test, okay? If, for example, later you want to

get a job that

involves speaking English

like that, right? So, yes, this is the

background of the topic test. Eh,

hopefully all of this has actually been

explained in previous sessions. I'm

just going to recap this for a bit

before we try to, uh, what's it

called, discuss the

next session, which is the reading

sections.

So yeah this is [clears throat] the reading

section, yes, reading test.

Uh, 75 minutes, three parts and 100

questions. Okay, maybe we should try testing this

first in this chat. You have

75 minutes to work on 100 questions.

Okay,

if we average them all out

, let's say these 100 questions have the

same weight.

How many seconds do you have to

do one question?

This is basic mathematics, yes. You have

70 minutes to work on 100 questions.

So, how much time do you get for one

question? If we average them

all out.

How about it, friends? Can someone

answer this for me? Let's see in your

chat, okay?

Approximately how much time do we need to

work on one question?

1.20 minutes

I think. If you have 1 minute for one question, you

won't get it, right? If 1 minute per

question means we can only do 75

questions. Yes No. It should be less

than 75 minutes.

Okay. From B eh Deven. Okay. That's a lot of 45

seconds. Okay, that's good. From Ke, it's

probably about 30 to 45

seconds.

It's not much actually. That's

if we average them all out. So

actually, before we talk about

the questions, before we talk about

what the questions are like, before I show you

what the questions are like, I just want

to make sure you guys realize that

you

don't have much time here. Ee, what's it called?

Actually, we have very little time, right?

7 minutes for

the work that follows the question. And how difficult

it's going to be, yes, how

difficult it is depends on

our reading ability. It

depends on our reading skills.

If we are not used to reading,

especially reading English,

of course it will take longer. It will

take time for us to

digest what we read, right?

But if we get used to it, it should be

easier, right? Well, again,

before I show you what the question is like,

okay? Before we talk about what

to do, I just want to make

you understand that

you won't have much time later.

If you were asked to do 100

questions in 2 hours, I think it would be

easy. But you don't have 2 hours. You

only have 75 minutes, that's all. So,

that's going to be a challenge for you, right?

This will be a challenge

in itself, eh, where you are asked to

work on eh, eh, 100 questions in 75

minutes, okay? I just want to make that happen.

Again, the topic is in daily and

business context. Of course yes.

As I said earlier, there are workplace

settings most of the time.

and it's going to test your grammar and

vocabulary and also reading

comprehension here. Well,

we will discuss this later in the next slide.

And the highest score you can

get in this deading test is 495

. So, hopefully, my friends

can achieve that score if they

have participated in this training.

Alright, let's continue.

Well, this is the format of the independent test.

Yesterday with Mbak Dini and Mas Aji, I

think we already discussed the listening

sections. There is a

100-item comprehension listing, starting from

photographs, questions and responses,

conversations and talks. And I think

it has been thoroughly discussed and my friends

have at least gained insight

into how to work on

those parts. Well,

now we will focus on part 5 and

part 6, incomplete sentences and

text completion, okay?

Well, friends, maybe I want to

compare this first before we

go any deeper, eh, compare the

listening section with the reading section,

okay? Because in the listening

section, we don't have to think

about time

. We don't have to think about the

time. Why? What if we do it

ourselves? Oh, the audio is number

one. We're working on number one.

The audio is number 10, we are working on number

10. The audio is number 13, we are number 13, okay?

So we don't have to worry too much about time

there. We don't have to think much

about time there. We don't need to

worry about time management there. This

will be very different from reading

sections where you don't have e what's it

called like that anymore, right? You

have to manage your own time. You have to

manage your own time, you know.

So, I'll remind you guys again

from the beginning before we discuss the

questions again. Time management is

very important in reading

these sections. So you have to manage

your own time well

so that you don't miss it later.

Because there are so many

test takers who

miss a lot of the test because they are so busy

doing the reading, they take too long to

do it. So not everyone can do

that.

So, make sure you manage your own

time well when you

do this reading. Because we

have to manage our time well

to complete 100 questions in 17

minutes.

Okay.

Alright. Before I continue,

I would like to remind you all that there will

be a quiz at the end of this. So make sure

you follow, like and share our link

here, friends. There is twig eh.id.

ID here on our Instagram. Because

later one of the conditions when

we look for the winner is that he or she

has followed everything on

our Instagram. So please follow

toik.id and itc.id here. So

please follow his Instagram and

like and share.

Alright,

let's get to our main part today.

Eh, which is we're going to talk more

about part 5 and part si ya, incomplete

sentences and text completions.

Part 5 has 30 questions. Part 6 has

16 questions, where the 16 questions are

divided into four passages. There is

text that you have to read later there

.

Alright, let's take a look here first. The

important skills that friends need to have

to work as a party band partner are

vocabulary and grammar. Yes,

what vocabulary is that, sir? Vocabulary is the

vocabulary that we have. Arsenal, eh,

that's the vocabulary we have, right? So

eh what's it called? Hey, how many

English words do you

know? That will be very decisive

later, right? And of course

your knowledge of grammar. What is grammar,

sir? Rule of English. Structure of

English, that's it. Structure regarding

sentences. How well do the

eh sentences connect like that? That's what

you'll have to master later, you know, to

do it well, okay?

Well, maybe later we will try to discuss

a little bit about what

you need to have, you know, in

what's called part 5 and part 6,

like this, okay?

So, I'm going to focus on those two skills,

vocabulary and grammar,

mostly for parts 5 and 6

. If the choices are the same part of

speech select the collect vocabulary

item like that. So later, friends, you

will see that there are questions

where the vocabulary has the same meaning

but the part of speech is different. So,

what part of speech is that, sir? Of

course, we will try to discuss it later.

Friends please see here later.

So, maybe we'll start with the verb

tense first here, friends.

Maybe you've studied

before, perhaps at your

respective schools. But I'm going just I'm

just going to ehate

again yeah for grammar verb here. What

is the verb here? What is a verb,

friends? Does anyone know, friends?

Verb.

Let me see. Does anyone know

? What verb is that?

Audreisa Putri's verb. Okay, thank

you Ananda. Alright. Okay. Thank you.

Uh, yeah. Verbs are action words, right?

Uh, describe an action state or event like that

. Where is it usually located?

after nouns, after subject or

object, yes, close to adverbs. If

you look, let's look at an example, I just made

a new presentation.

I want to ask which noun is it? I

just made a new presentation.

It says after the noun.

Which noun is in

the sentence? Let me see who has it or not? The

noun, not the verb. It's not

the noun. What am I? I'm asking for the

noun. The

verb is mate. Yes, the verb is made,

Friends. That's good. Okay, someone

answered, me, yeah. Okay, yeah. The noun

is I, yes. I just made a new

presentation. The verb is made, you

know. Well, of course, what is a noun,

sir? Noun is a noun, right? It's a

subject or object there. Alright,

that's good. Next. The meeting was

exhausting.

Was is a verb, right?

My question is, which noun is this?

Which noun is it? Which nouns

?

The meeting. Yeah. Yes, that's good.

Meeting is a noun, right? Okay.

Maybe one of the indicators of whether a sentence

contains a noun or not is the presence of the word

the. The something that means is a

noun. The car, the book, the place. Yes.

So, for example, if we see the word

the there, that's a sign that

after that there will be a noun. But is it

always like that? Well, not necessarily

. Maybe I'll give you an example,

friends. Hey, outside,

for example, I said, eh, can you hear me

? Hopefully the beautiful

woman.

The beautiful woman.

Which noun is it?

The beautiful woman.

Woman, yes, woman. But before the

word beautiful, sir. What is beautiful

? Does anyone know what beautiful is?

Adjective. That's good. From chill guy.

[laughs]

Uh, yeah. It's an adjective, not an adverb

. Adjective. Adjectives describe

nouns, right? The beautiful woman. Well,

he means what does it

mean? Adjectives that describe nouns

, right, friends? Well,

Friends, if you have studied this

first, maybe we will touch on it

a little more later. You're going to need it, right?

You will need this skill

to answer part 5 and part 6 later, okay?

Your mastery,

your understanding of parts of speech, what

are nouns, verbs, adjectives

? Eh, it's going eh what's it called? It's

going to help you to work on part 5

and this part.

Yes, of course there are other forms

. Maybe here I'll explain

a little about link verbs, like

be, isup, to be

clear. Action verbs yes, work, study, by,

learn and helping verbs like this.

Alright. So, these are verbs,

friends. I think it's pretty clear

here. And next,

for the future tense, I think my

friends have also mastered the e tenses. Let

's talk about tens for a little bit

before we discuss anything else.

Eh we use will to eh

use what is it called? Future tenses are

here to talk about possible

future events. So make sure you use it

will be the same as going there. So,

this is talking about the future or

tenses here, just a little bit.

Alri.

Well, this is the part of speech that

I mentioned earlier, eh, there are nouns, pronouns,

adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions,

and interjections. There

may be a lot of these, but if I

may suggest, just focus on these four first

.

Noun, adjective, adverb, and verb. If

you are able, if you are able to measure

those four, yes, noun, adjective, adverb,

and verb. If you have understood

these four, I think you can master 50% of the questions in

part 5 and part 6

easily. So my advice

to my friends is, when you

leave here and want to

learn more, try learning

our parts of speech slowly, starting

with nouns. What is a noun, friends?

Someone said earlier,

what do you think this noun is? Why is it a noun?

Objects are nouns, right? What is an example

? Here he says it refers

to a person, concept, place, or thing.

Can you guys give me an example of a

noun?

Table, chair, bottle. Alright, good.

Lots of nouns huh. F. But you guys set a

lot of things, okay? What are you talking about

? Eh, things that ca

n't be conceptualized? Can you give me a concept

that is a noun? Yes, not objects

but nouns too.

Table book of course that's a noun.

The tears alright the tears. Alri

that woman. Alri, that's a noun, right? The

feelings. Oh, good. From Anita, yes. The

feelings, yes. Good. The feelings are

not real things but that's the noun.

Still. That's right. That's a good meeting.

Alright. Professions. My god. Alright.

Feeling lonely. Hmm.

Yes, maybe like for example the

development

, for example the

development. Development is not a

real thing, right? But that is still a

noun like that. The development, the

skills, the design, the abstraction. Ah,

that's good. That's good. That's good.

Alright, that's it about nouns. I

think that's enough for nouns. Next is the

adjective. Okay,

let's see an example of this adjective

modifying a noun or pronoun. So

what is his name? Eh, explaining nouns

or pronouns. Earlier, I gave you an

example of a beautiful woman.

There is a beautiful woman.

Beautiful is explaining the woman like that, right?

This means that beautiful is an

adjective. What are some examples,

friends? Besides beautiful, there is also small

. That's good from RG.

Large, happy. Alright, that's good.

Pretty alright. Big book, huh?

Usually the colors are colorful, right?

Color that's good, huh.

Massive, that's good, right? So

we call the words that describe it

adjectives, right?

quite clear. Well, that's the verb.

Verb I think we have given many

examples earlier. I continue with

adverbs. The adverb looks like an adverb there

. Let's try to see the explanation of the adverb there

.

Can modify a verb, adjective, adverb, or

whole sentence.

Compare with adjective. If it's

an adjective, it just explains the noun.

If it is an adjective it modifies a noun or

pronoun. If an adverb does not

describe a noun, but it describes

everything except a noun.

Can anyone give me an example

?

What is an adverb? What does

it look like?

Slowly. Oh, that's good. This is from Fahr

. Slowly. That's good. Slowly walking.

Walk slowly, right? Hly.

Well, it's starting to look like this. Fastly, hardly

there is a pattern, right? We'll see.

There are fastly, slowly, calmly, happily. You can

see the pattern, right? Yes,

90% of eh adverbs end in

-lili. Ly ly.

Yes, wisely. That's good. Slowly,

secondly, easily. Well, that's it,

friends. Uh, yeah. Adverb

explains other than noun, it's easy like

that, if noun explains

adjective, it explains verb, it

explains adjective, because

one example of eh adverb is very, right,

very likely, for example, like that, right,

very slowly,

eh, yes, very, what else, there are

many examples, right, really, alright, that's good, so

that's an adverb, right, it explains

other than noun, right. Eh, most of the itiran

or eh suffix is ​​ly ya, lil

smartly ya, stupidly ya. That's good, yeah.

So that's what is called an adverb,

friends, yes. Well, there are others, like

prepositions, conjunctions,

interjections, pronouns. But I think

our main focus this time is to ensure that our

friends are truly those four

. I think that mastery will be

very helpful for my friends later in

working on parts five and six

here. So, it's going to help you

greatly when you're doing this kind of

test.

Alright, let's start by looking at the

parts of speech here again, okay?

Let's look at the question, eh, let's say

there is a question and then we see

the answer like that. A, B, C, and D. Do

you see it or not? repetition, repeat,

repetitive, repetitively. This is the

question that you will

find in what are they called in part

5 and part 6. The meaning is more or less the same,

right? Yes No, AB CD is

repetition repeat repetitive

repetitively. But which one is right?

[laughs]

It all means the same thing, you know.

So, how do we find out what's

true? It depends on what we need in the

question. Do we need a noun? Do we need a

verb? Yes, or do we need an adverb or do

we need an adjective? That's how it is. So,

that's why you guys

really need this skill to

work on part 5 and part 6 later.

So, again, that's why I said earlier to

focus on these four first. Noun, verb,

adjective, and adverb yes. And if you are

able to do this, then you will do number

45, sorry, eh, doing part 5 and part

5 will get a lot easier

when you have mastered

this skill.

Arek, maybe let's just try going straight to the

example question.

The ticket shows that the blah blah blah

was made last Tuesday afternoon. But it does

n't give the time.

Well, again the question is, again we

can choose between A B C D here there is

reserve reserve reservation or

reserving, right? How do I know the correct

answer? How do I know

which one is correct, right? Of

course, we have to know what it's

called,

eh, what we need here,

right?

What do we need here?

Is it a noun, verb, adjective or

adverb?

Well, friends, maybe you

can see here what a reserve is?

That's the verb, right? Reserve is the

verb but past or adjective,

right? Reservation is a noun.

Reserving ya verb again. So

what do we need here?

What do we need here? Maybe I'll give

this to my friends, which one? Someone

answered Bravo, I saw someone

answer Charlie earlier. Okay.

What do you think the answer is

here, friends? Is it C or B?

Excuse me.

[snorts]

Yeah.

Yes. What do we need here

? Remember. Remember what I said?

If there is the word the, does it mean there is, remember

?

There is the word the, what is it?

there is a noun, right? So, what we need

here is a noun, right? So, the

correct answer is going to be Charlie

reservation, friends, yes. Because

again, we see here, oh there is the word

the here. If there is the, it means

there must be a noun, right? It is mandatory. Before,

if you could, there would be an adjective, but

if there wasn't a noun, it wouldn't

be a word, would it. There can't be only the

beautiful, right? No, the beautiful

one, the large one, right? It can't be just like that

, but there must be a

noun. Well, because we don't

see any nouns here, that means we need a

noun here. And the correct answer is

Charlie. Make a reservation there,

friends. And that's how you know

the correct answer, that's it,

friends.

So it's not just random which

ending is better, but

there's actually a reason for it, there's

actually a reason for it. And that's how you

answer it doing the right way, that's it,

friends.

Well, maybe another easy way,

friends, so that we can

remember it easily, okay? I'm giving this

help to my friends too.

There is a suffix that indicates eh what is it

called? Part of speech. For example,

here there are endings

like happiness or ion and sion

. So, this reservation

means it will definitely become a noun.

Happiness, reservation. Are

there any more? Can you give an example that

ends with -nesnes or -ionyon?

Here, friends, can you give an example

that ends with -nesnes or -ion? Sadness, alright,

that's good, thank

you, rarasati, that's it, happiness,

feel, so it's a noun again, feeling, right? Noun,

confession, okay, madness, alri, that's

good, okay, union, alright, it's the same as the

ending -men, if you see it there, it's

an action result of the verb retirement,

right? Apartment,

right? Like that. Okay, are there any other

examples that end with that? Hey, I want to

ask something.

Compliment. Alright, that's good.

Investment alim appoint that's good,

Friends. I've got it now.

Okay. Eh, yes, that's what will eventually become a

noun. Then next there are verbs,

yes. Eh, finally ice, I'm the same, okay?

finalize, simplify, lengthen eh

meaning that make, become, or change the

s of something. Yes, that could indicate

that it would eh is a verb

, right, folks. Maybe give an example

of something like that recently. Let

me see. stabilize. Alright,

that's good.

Yes, I hope my friends can start to

realize that, ee, maybe

compared to memorizing words

one by one, it's much easier for us to

memorize the suffix e or endings

. Because that's because it's only a

little compared to the many

English words, right? So

if the ending is like this,

Friends can see ee what is it called?

It can be categorized like that, ee,

whether it is a noun, verb, or adjective. The

easiest one is probably adverbs, my

friends. Look at the ending l just

like I said lili ly.

So the ending of adverbs must be eh -ly, right?

So friends eh can easily e

indicate eh what is it called?

What are adverbs like? Oh slowly, fastly like that

. lovely, happily like that.

So this is the suffix of parts of speech

.

[clears throat]

It follows an adjective. E again, this

might be a clue, for example, if we want to

look for an expensive restaurant, for example

. For example, if it's expensif, oh,

this is an adjective, that means

we'll definitely look for a noun, right?

Like that. Earlier, before I said

there was an e the, yes, there will definitely be a

continuation, namely a noun, right? So

make sure you see that

in the question, there are dots.

Oh, so there's the noun first. But

if for example there is a noun, it means that

maybe what you need is an ad,

right? It could be like that, yeah.

out yeah.

[clears throat] Well, please pay attention to this

again. Maybe now I want to give

practice to my friends. Let's start

with number one. Here we have three

words. There are the words efficient, efficiency,

and efficient. Alright. For number

one, Mr. Sato works very long hours, but

he doesn't work. What do you think is true

, friends?

What do we need here? What does this explain

? What do we need to

explain here?

What are the points that are missing here?

OK, I can see most of you answer

efficiently. Yes, here is

your answer, friends. Okay, we

need the adverb K. Okay, that's good.

Yes, here we try to explain he

doesn't work. What is the work like?

How does he work or how does he not

work, right here

and yes you are 100% correct, what we

need here is an adverb, so yeah,

he doesn't work efficiently,

he doesn't work efficiently, that means that, that

means, so yeah,

efficient, right there, that's good,

and then to number two, to reduce our

cost, we have to increase the blah blah blah

of our factory. Okay. What do we need

here? This is what we need

here?

What do we need here? Now is

now is what

we need, friends.

So yes, efficiency, yes, we have to increase

the efficiency of our factory, right there

. Alri so we need a

last one

this is the most energy blah blah blah. Of

course we know the answer is of because there is

only one remaining, right?

My question is,

what is this word?

[snorts]

Is it a verb, noun, adjective, or

adverb?

The most energy.

Is it a verb?

It's an adjective, friends.

Let's explain the energy here.

Energy efficient. So it's an adjective.

This is quite a bit, yes. It's an

adjective describing the noun yes. The most

energy efficient [laughs]

yes. You can buy, you will save a lot of

money and healing. is an adjective,

right? The answer is of course the same,

efficient, but it's an

adjective.

Alright, let's continue. Now we

have three new words. Reliable,

reliability, and reliance. Alri, let's

start with number four.

What did we have earlier? We have to reduce

our blah blah blah on foreign oil. If are

stonced.

Okay. What do we need here?

what we need here.

Okay.

[clears throat]

For number four, we need this, yes,

sor [clears throat] we need it now, but the

correct one here is a rally, yes, a rally on

foreign oil,

yes, the correct one here is

dependence,

yes, on for oil.

Number F. My car is old is very blah blah blah

. Even on the cold winter days, it

always starts. Alri, what does this mean

, guys? Number two, yeah. I

think it's pretty clear, yeah.

Yes, we need an adjective here. There is

only one adjective there. Just

reliable, yeah.

My car is old but very what is it

called? It can be held accountable, right?

very reliable, huh?

It's always on even in what's

called winter.

So yeah, it's reliable. Well,

finally, for safety reasons, airplane

engines are designed for maximum

reliability. There the answer is yes.

Alright, let's move on now to the

next one.

Due to his decades of experience, Mr.

Finley was responsible for the training

of the blah blah blah for the new gym.

What do you think, friends?

Instructors, instructive, instructively

instructed.

What do we need here?

A. Oh, I see a lot of

E answers. Instructors, yes. Okay,

guys. I want to compare first.

This is what we call grammar

questions, right? Where if we

pay attention to this word, what is the answer?

If we look at the answers A B C D,

they have the same meaning, but what makes them different

is the part of speech. A noun, verb,

adjective, adverb like that. Like that.

And you guys correct the answer is

alpha. There are indeed instructors there.

Let's compare it with this.

Entrepreneur James Mosby is featured in

the most blah blah blah issue of the

magazine. Is it final, former, reason,

or later? Which one is it, friends?

Prason

C.

Yes, this is if we compare,

friends. Compare the top question

with the bottom question. Before I answer

the above, we call it grammar because

the answer is ee what? The answer to A B C

D is more or less the same meaning. What

differentiates them is the part of speech.

Meanwhile, in vocabulary questions

like this, you can say it differently

, but the parts of speech are

actually the same, right? We we are

looking for e apa nih here? Eh,

adjective here, yeah. We are looking for

adjectives here, the most blah blah blah

issue, right? What do you think is the

biggest issue? Well, here what we

need is the reason for the most recent

issue of the magazine. You are 100%

correct and answered the reason. Okay, so

this is the difference, friends, there are grammar

questions and vocabulary questions. Next. Please

try again.

If you blah blah blah additional assistance

please do not hit to contact us.

My question, is this a grammar

question or a vocabulary question?

Friends, is this a

grammar question or something?

grammar rasti. Alri Elvis grammar. Okay,

I think I'm starting to get the grammar. So

this is a grammar question because of

course we see that the answer is more or

less the meaning of what is called the same. The only

difference is the part of

speech there. Eh, we need a

noun, verb, adjective or something like that,

right? And what's the answer, friends? Does

anyone know?

I saw there was a Charlie or

Bravo answer here earlier.

Charlie or Bravo.

If you

yes Charlie yes require additional

assistance please do not hit to contact

us.

Next. Please blah blah blah your supervisor

as soon as possible in the event of

machinery failure.

My question is, are these vocabulary or

grammar questions?

Vocab yeah. Okay.

These are vocabulary questions,

friends. We can see from the AB

CD that everything is different.

So, we need the right vocabulary to

answer the question. Yes, what do you think

the answer is? Please.

A

I see there is a delta, there is an alpha

. It's notify ya. Please notify your

supervisor as soon as possible in the

event of machinery failure.

Okay, let's continue.

OK, is this a grammar or vocabulary

question? Friends should have

started to get it, right?

Yes, this is vocabulary questions first.

The semifinalist for the community art

contest will be

ya sip. Selected by a panel of judges

tomorrow. Yes, that's good. Yes, that's

right.

Again, is this a grammar or vocabulary

question? Friends?

Is it grammar? Grammar, of course

. Of course, this is a grammar to make

the tour accessible to Spanish speakers.

The language.

There is the word the language. Alright. So

what do we need here? Interesting, huh.

What do we need here?

What do we need there?

yes interpreter yes here the language

interpreter Yes, that's what we need.

Alright. Eh, continue.

Ah, starting to get noticed huh. This is a

vocabulary question of the course. All

grrunner corporation employees will be

invited to the holiday blah blah blah

scheduled for next Friday.

What do you think the answer is?

Charlie I see there is Charlie's answer

here.

Holiday celebration, yeah.

We blah blah blah with the engineers

tomorrow after discussing the project.

My Alri is quite clear, yes. This is grammar

but what do we need here?

What do we need here?

Search again, okay? You are correct, yes. We are

meeting, okay? Because it will be

tomorrow afternoon, right?

Al for part yes friends if

you pay attention to the title incomplete senten

yes. One sentence has a gap and

friends fill it with the

correct vocabulary or grammar. How

do part yes next we will try to

continue to part yes.

So, this is the style of part si. Yes,

actually technically, not much has

changed, but if you

pay attention to part 5, there is a sentence that has

holes and we have to work on that.

If we get part 6, we get the full text.

If you remember, earlier we got

4 passages, that means there are more or less

four passages like this. And you

have to e what is it called? Just do it straight away

.

131, 132, 13 to 34 like this. It

happens in one text.

But the way to do it is still the same. You

still have to answer with the correct

grammar or the correct vocabulary, right?

Friends, you have to work

using eh sorry excuse me,

vocabulary or grammar that is appropriate

to the question

. Differentiate what differentiates?

This means that this is full text, not just

one sentence.

What's the name of it? What is this

background information that

you guys have to read first

before

we start working on 131.

So, these are grammar questions. We can

see here we have meals, mealing,

were meal will be mealed. We meet

another grammar question here. But

what kind of place are

you guys here? What do you think?

Delta okay lots of delta here

the tickets for this first event yes will

be yes that's good delta

you can also expect a garden friend card

which entitles you to

we meet with vocabulary questions

yes friends incom benefits accounts

here

vocabulary questions there.

What do we need there?

[snort]

benefits yes

parking rat

so many there yes

133 so that we can provide you with

regular updates please make that we have

number questions again

your yes sip your email address yes

there yes nah 134 here eh the new version of

the e yes from eh part 6 yes

where friends have to see here what

do I need here what I need what

kind of sentence do I

need closing sentence

additional explanation or something like that yes

again we can see Position 134 is

almost like a closing sentence yes. Do you know

which one is suitable?

Which is 34

yeah. You can send it to us at that

address right there. Friends

can see for themselves there. That's what

I feel fits best there. When

we get to 134.

Alright. So, this is part six. Eh,

again, from part 5, actually not

much has changed, it's just that there's

more text here, right? If part 5

was just one sentence, but

here we see that there is more text

.

Okay, let's try again here, shall we?

Employee spring training

paper is dedicated to helping all of

employees fulfill potential

why we have organized spring training.

Human resources put together a range of

topics for this year's workshops.

What do you think it is? Distributing,

locating, including, advancing. Again,

what's the name? From the answers we

can see that this is a

vocabulary question, right, friends?

This has different meanings, but

it's still the same. So, which one do you

think is correct, friends?

From the SAT numbers here. Is it

distributed, including people?

C yes. Alright. Including of course yes

including sales techniques, computer

skills, communication strategies and

goal setting. Alright, we still have two

workshops time slots available. So, if

there is something you've been dying to

learn about, please let us know. It's

quite possible, what do you think,

friends?

Well, again from the answer we

can see that this is a grammar

question, right? Incorporating,

incorporate. Well, but which one is the right one

? It's Delta, right? We could incorporate

it into this year's spring training.

That's good.

Okay. 34 here. Blah blah blah blah. Okay, we

which sentence is correct before

there is that feel free.

Number three

alpha.

Yes, actually this is the right one.

We will finalize our choices by the end

of the week. Feel free to

submit, submit any ideas you might

have to Nancy Kenson there,

friends. So, this is uh the type of

question and friends uh friends

find it in part six. It's going

to be like this.

Okay, let's continue, shall we?

Let's start with another one here

.

What do you think it is? S3 here.

Your subscription to financial news

weekly will expire on October 30. That's

still four months away. BT view blah blah blah

before July 21st. So, what do you think it is

? By the way,

we meet another grammar question

here, huh? Renew renewing renew.

Uh, which one is the correct grammar?

I see a lot of Charlie. Si

Charlie

r ya. We just need something simple

there. But if you renew before July 21st,

we will add one extra month to your

subscription.

So, then 144,

which sentence do you think is correct?

Hmm. Yes, it's Charlie. All you have to

do is complete and return the enclos

card. Yes, you do not need to enclose

your

We meet vocabulary questions

here.

Will send you an invoice and you can

send your money later. Okay, what's this

called? The clue is there.

So, it's payment, right? It doesn't need to coincide

with the payment there.

You will not miss a

[cough]

single copy of financial eh news weekly

there ya. Alright guys, so this is the

part six. Uh type of questions.

Hopefully, my friends,

eh, what's it called, understand more

about part 5 and part 6.

Alright. So, let's start the quiz again

, guys. But before I

start today's quiz, what is it called?

I want to remind my friends that what

we have learned earlier is

sluk bluk part 5 and part 6. And

most of you really need to

master vocabulary and grammar

because that's what part 1 and part 6 are

tested on. The vocabulary you

have and your knowledge about

partless speech, right? Is this a

noun, is this an adjective, is this

an adverb, yeah, which one do I need?

That's what will be important for

you guys to master later, okay? So before

I get to the quiz, okay the link will be up in a minute

. So, don't worry, I will share

the link and because this is the link, it will be

straight away, like yesterday it was

audio, we have to wait

for the audio to listen, this link is straight away,

so it might be a bit rushed. So don't worry

, I'll give you the link, what's it

called? Share later. But I want to

recap first about what we have

learned today. Ee and my advice to my

friends, for example, if

you plan to

get the maximum topic score,

eh, you have to master at least four parts

of speech, namely noun, adjective,

verb, and adverb. If you have

mastered those 4 at least, I

think doing parts 5 and 6

will be a bit easier. And of

course, you also need a

lot of vocabulary knowledge, because

later there will be vocabulary questions

like we saw earlier, right? It

seems like you guys can't wait

for the quiz. Again, I'll remind you

of the rules. Five lucky

winners will get an e-wallet worth approximately

IDR 100,000.

ee later ee will be asked by Mas

Bagus, it seems that at the end of this ee later

maybe our team will contact him

later. So, get ready, okay? So, because

this will be a reading test,

friends, maybe because this will

not be like the previous times where you will be

waiting for audio from us, but

this is a reading test. So, you're going to

get as fast as you can. Enter the link

and try to do it as quickly and

as accurately as possible, of course. Don't

just be fast, but also be precise. And

that's going to be hard for you,

maybe for those of you who have already

tried it. Alright, maybe

I'll just start with the link.

Here we go. Yes, please friends,

eh, open the link, it's from Beatle eh

2006, or you can just go there directly.

Maybe I'll try to share it in the group too

if possible. A moment.

Yes,

I shared a little bit in the group. Thank

you from Mas Bagus for sharing

too

. Good luck friends. Hey,

maybe there will be a little discussion later

before we finish today. So

please open it. It

should come out like this, right?

All museum employees. Now.

Ah, is anything finished yet?

Yeah, [laughs] maybe some of them have already

finished.

H,

excuse me.

Yes, please do it and hopefully

you will be the winner. But for

those of you who missed it today, don't

worry because there's still the next

session. Eh, there's still the next session.

So, for example, if you're unlucky today,

maybe you'll be luckier next session

.

Hey, maybe I'll come back again. If

there is a QR code, please do so

. That's the barcode, right? Please.

[clears throat] Okay, I

think something's finished.

because it's directly there, yeah, it has to be

in the link, yeah.

Already. But I'm not sure if it's all true.

I think that's normal, right?

[clears throat]

OK, eh, maybe I'll talk a little

about this too. Maybe

friends who have just joined, please

do it.

Just going to touch this on a bit. What

you guys did earlier was

this. All museum employees from Natashab are

here, friends. If

you guys want to compare, this is the

correct answer. I'll just tell you

straight away.

[laughs]

Well, hopefully you can

get the five things you said quickly.

Hopefully, this will all be done later

. Hey, and again, friends, this is

what you will face later in part

5 and part 6. Hey, before I do this,

I also want to give you some advice,

friends. Because in part 5 part 6,

usually the condition is

not only physical but also mental, it is also

tired. Because imagine this,

friends, you do part 5 and

part 6 after doing the listening

section, right? How many listening sections are there

? Still remember? Four, yes. [laughs]

Part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4. We

did 100 listening questions, right?

Is everything finished? It's not finished yet.

We were asked to do the reading

session again, there was one more question. Usually

our mental state is already tired by then.

If I talk about

our mental state, it's about working on questions when

working on the TO.

Usually we're tired and we

've given up, usually there

psychologically, yes, mentally,

eh, I'm too lazy to do this. Ah, I

read so many things.

I was too lazy to read that and we

gave up early from there. That's what my

friends really have to fight, you know

. If you realize that you have that

feeling, that's what you

really have to fight against

. The feeling that I'm too lazy to read,

tired, there's so much writing

. I don't want to read that. I just did it

carelessly. That's usually how we

feel about it. Especially

for those who don't like reading like that. Well,

I might just say that those are the ones you

have to fight, okay?

Ee, I think it's normal to feel

like that because it's really tiring, right?

But again,

my advice to you guys is to remember why

you are doing this test?

Why are you doing this test?

My question is like that. Oh

I

want my career to be better. Is that right?

I want to improve the quality of

my English. Well, if you

have goals like that, I think it

will also be an encouragement for

you to try to do

better later. So, remember your

goals, friends.

When you feel all

kinds of lazy, remember why I'm here,

you know. Why am I here? What am I

doing with this test?

Remember again. Oh, I want

my career to be better. I want ee what is it

called? My life is better. Of

course that's how it is, right? I think that

will be a motivation later when

working on questions like this,

friends. Okay, finally, like

before, I will also share

links to the mini exam handbook,

friends. Please take it here

if, for example, you

want to

get additional materials for the topic, please take it from

this exam handbook here, please take

a screenshot of this if you want, and in what's it

called, save it. Then there's the twist too.

If you want to do the sample

test here, are curious about what it's

called, and want to check out what the test is like

, please use the link here, the

sample test there should

take you directly to the sample test.

Alright, I think that's it for me,

friends. That's all from me, I

hope

you guys got some insight from today's session, at

least for part one and part six and the

other parts.

Oh, thank you also to my friends who

have joined and answered

my questions.

Thank you, my friends, for following

this program well. I

think that's all from me. Thank you very

much. And see you next session.

Good afternoon all.

Asalamualaikum warahmatullahi

wabarakatuh.