UTS ENGLISH WRITING

UTS ENGLISH 2 (WRITING)

OLEH : 

Ferdy Jonathan Harita

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TEKNIK INFORMATIKA

SEKOLAH TINGGI TEKNOLOGI INDONESIA TANJUNGPINANG

TANJUNG PINANG

2018

Hello friends, thank you and welcome to my blog, here I will make a blog about PREWRITING about around me. Enjoy and Let's starts

What is Prewriting?

Prewriting is a set of processes to clear your mind before you start writing.

Step-step Prewriting:

a. Listing

b. Word Phrase

c. Drafting

d. Editing

e. Paragraph

Step 1 (Listing)

Around Me

                                                            -Father                       -Mother

                                                            -Sister                        -My Phone

                                                            -My Computer           -My Dog

Step 2 (Word Phrase)

I choose My dog listing, we will make the word phrase, the make the word phrase related to the listing that we will tell. make more than 10 word phrase. because of the 10 more word phrase that we make there that we will use and some that we will cross or not use.

Example :

• Play Ball or Stick
• Like A Bark
• Often Chase Cats
• Have Two Eye Colors
• Soft Hair
• Canine Tooth
• Pets
• Chasing Thieves
• Eat Chicken
• Slacker

Step 3 (Drafting)

continued from the second step, the word phrase we mark will be arranged into a paragraph.

Step 4 (Editing)

last step, then we check if there is a typing error we edit, if we are sure the fix there is no mistake again the story is ready for us to publish.

Step 5 (Paragraph)

My dog

My dog, also known as Siberian Husky familiars, or Husky, is a domesticated animal that usually used as pet. My dog sometimes referred to as “man’s best friend” because they are kept as domestic pets and are usually loyal and like being around humans.

My dog have four legs and make a “bark,” “woof,” or “arf” sound. Dogs often chase cats, and most dog will play a ball or stick.

My dog can smell and hear better than humans, but cannot see well in color because they are color blind. Due to the anatomy of the eye, dogs can see better in dim light than humans. They also have a wider field of vision.