MAPEL ENGLISH LM Giving an Example

 

Giving an Example

Read the short conversation below, then determining the use of various language choice for giving examples in the text.

Joel	:	Hi Pete, What's up?
Pete	:	I'm Ok Joel. How about you?
Joel	:	Pretty well Pete. By the way, some people think that it's necessary to prohibit people from using phone calls in some places. Others believe that it's inconvenient if phone calls are forbidden in some places. Which opinion do you prefer?
Pete	:	In my view people must be free to use their phones everywhere for a few reasons: First, there may be an emergency: For example two weeks ago a car accident happened in a remote area around Tehran, so my a friend called for help, but nobody answered his calls, and unfortunately the driver died. That’s why I feel that way.
Joel	:	I see, then …
Pete	:	Second, it may be an opportunity: For instance, two years ago, when I was in an economics class At the University of Tehran, my cell-phone rang but I didn’t answer, later I noticed it was from a job company and they found a job for me, but because of I didn’t answer at the moment they replaced another person.
Joel	:	It could be understood why you support this
Pete	:	How about you, Joel?
Joel	:	I love my phone always in my pocket, Let's go Pete Before the sun climbs the tree
Pete	:	Ok we have to be in rush

Brainstorming of Transaction text

1.      Opening: Hi Pete, What's up? ……….

2.      Transaction:

a.      Asking Question/essay question:  some people think that it's necessary to prohibit people from using phone calls in some places. Others believe that it's inconvenient if phone calls are forbidden in some places. Which opinion do you prefer?

b.      Giving Opinion

·         Thesis: In my view, people must be free to use their phones everywhere

·         Reason 1: First there may be an emergency

o   Example: For example two weeks ago a car accident happened in a remote area around Tehran, so my friend called for help, but nobody answered his calls, and unfortunately, the driver died.

·      Reason 2: Second, it may be an opportunity

o  Example: For instance, two years ago, when I was in an economics class at the University of Tehran, my cell-phone rang but I didn’t the answer, later I noticed it was from a job company and they found a job for me, but because I didn’t answer at the moment they replaced another person.

Here is another example of conversational, can you identify the expression in giving example?

Jass	:	Hi Debie, Have you watched the debate last night?
Debie	:	I did, It was a great debate.
Jass	:	Which of the following statements do you agree with? Some believe that TV programs have a positive influence on modern society. Others, however, think that the influence of TV programs is negative.
Debie	:	In my view TV programs have positive effects on modern societies for a few reasons: First, People get knowledge from TV: For example when I was 6 years old, I had lots of information about the wild animals like leopards and lions, However, I didn’t attend school yet, but I learned the information from TV. So I think we always get lots of knowledge and information from TV.
Jass	:	I see, then …
Debie	:	Second, It is fun: For example, movie makers always try to tell fascinating and pleasurable stories through the movies and they show awesome pictures from all aspects of the world so they make TV programs fun and exciting.  That’s why I feel that way.
Jass	:	It could be understood why you support this
Debie	:	How about you, Jass?
Jass	:	I refute this For some reasons, I will tell you after the break
Debie	:	See you then