SCHOOL : SMA NEGERI 1 JAKENAN
SUBJECT : ENGLISH
GRADE : XII
ACADEMIC YEAR : 2011/2012
TEACHER : Drs. SUDARTO, M.Pd.
OUTLINE SEMESTER 1
| Unit | Listening/ Speaking | Reading | Structure | Writing | Psikomotor | 
| 1 | ·           Function: Suggesting ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Narrative Vocab : Noun formation: suffix –hood | ·           so   …     that ·           such … that | Based on the genre | The position of strong stress in a compound word (2a/211) | 
| 2 | ·           Function: Giving   instruction ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Explanation Vocab : Noun formation: -            using suffix –ing -            using suffix –age  | ·           … enough  that … ·           …  enough (for …) to ... ·           … too … (for …) to … | Based on the genre | |
| 3 | ·           Function: Giving advice ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Explanation Vocab : Noun formation: -            using suffix – ian -            using suffix –ant  | Past Perfect Cont. Tense | Based on the genre | Stress sentence Pattern V: ˇˆˇˆˇˆˇ΄ (2a/227) | 
| 4 | ·           Function: Giving warning ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Discussion Vocab : Adjective with ‘the’ that functions as noun | Future Perfect Tense | Based on the genre | |
| 5 | ·           Function: Encouraging  ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Discussion Vocab : words of measurement: deep – depth | Modal Perfect | Based on the genre | Practice: Help me! Give me another one!(2a/238) | 
| 6 | ·           Function: Persuading ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Commentary Vocab :  Adjective formation: - using suffix –al | Passive participles: ·           In a noun phrase ·           as a substitute of adj. cl. | Based on the genre | |
| 7 | ·           Function: Requesting ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Commentary Vocab : Adjective formation: -            using suffix –ic  | Passive Participle in S +V+O+PP | Based on the genre | Falling intonation of single-word sentence. (2b/19) | 
| 8 | ·           Function: complying and   refusing a request ·           Based on the genre | Genre : Review Vocab : Adjective formation: -            using suffix –an -            using suffix –ish (country) -            using suffix –n(ese) | ·           Past perfect tense in   passive ·           Future Perfect in passive | Based on the genre | 
OUTLINE SEMESTER 2
| Unit | Listening/ Speaking | Reading | Structure | Writing | Psychomotor | 
| 1 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab : Adjective formation -            using suffix –y  -            Using suffix –ly  | Verb  + Preposition | Rising intonation in yes/no question) Falling intonation in QW-questions (2b/38) | ||
| 2 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab : Adjective formation -            using suffix –ar  -            using suffix –en  | Indefinite Pronouns | Different emphasis with different intonation in the same yes/no   question (2b/149) | ||
| 3 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab : Participial adjective -            using –ing  -            using –ed  | Elliptic Constructions: ·            so, too ·            either, neither | Sentences using both rising and falling intonation. (2b/57) | ||
| 4 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab :  -            prefix un-  | Subjunctive ·            With ‘wish’ ·            as if/ as though ·            if only | Strong stress of an auxiliary to show emphasis. It is my book (not your   book) | ||
| 5 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab : prefix in- | Preference: ·            like … better than ·            prefer … to … would rather … than | Intonation in question tags (2b/120) | ||
| 6 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab : prefix non- | Causative have and get | |||
| 7 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab : prefix re- | S + modal +have + been+ing | Non-final intonation (2b/136) | ||
| 8 | Theme: Genre :  Vocab :  | 
Base Competencies
- Overviewing a text information : topic, title, theme
- Certain information : when, where, who, whom, what ..
- Detail information : why, how, what, ...
- Reading between the line : inference ...
- Main idea of a pargraph : inductive, deductive, narrative paragraph
- Meaning from the context : synonym, antonym, closest meaning, similar meaning, ...
- Reference : ... refers to ...
- Communicative purpose of a text type : Based on the genre of the text
- Moral lesson (for narrative) : We usually find on the last paragraph of a narrative text
Sources:
1.      Understanding Text Type
2.      BSE
3.      MGMP WORKBOOK
4.      English.com
5.       
Jakenan, July 11th, 2011,
English Teacher,
Drs. Sudarto, M.Pd.
NIP 196606131994031005
 
