Hervan Pratama

     Peace be upon you, and Allah mercy and blessings. This meeting we are all required to take part in an English business webinar. And this time I joined the webinar "Preparing future Caregivers for English learners". The material used in all this webinar is the importance of English language skills, seminars like this are very good for motivating students to be more active in learning English. In the future it must be improved and carried out continuously, in accordance with academic regulations that require students to have a certain TOEFL score as a requirement for completion studies at the vocational, undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The speaker said that when you can speak English, the benefits are many. You can master information technology, make traveling easier, find work abroad, and easily develop knowledge. This is the certificate that I got from the zoom webinar in English on November 20 2021

Plans and suggestions New language Indirect questions Vocabulary Business negotiations New skill Negotiating politely Emphasizing your opinion   New language Discourse markers for emphasis Vocabulary Workplace disagreement New skill Emphasizing your opinion Discussing conditions New language Conditionals Vocabulary Negotiating and bargaining New skill Discussing possibilities Discussing problems New language Third conditional Vocabulary Workplace mistakes New skill Talking about past mistakes      In this lesson there are 4 materials from the quiz that have been given, from the 4 materials I found points that I think are important. This time we will discuss about indirect statements, business associations, and discourse markers.     The first is an indirect sentence. In indirect sentences, the writer takes other people's ideas, then assembles them with their own sentences. This means that the author did not write exactly the same as the original quoted sent...

Vocabulary  -Office and presentation equipment Structuring a presentation -New language Signposting language -Vocabulary Presentation equipment -New skill Structuring a presentation Developing an argument -New language Useful presentation language -Vocabulary Presentations -New skill Developing an argument Pitching a product -New language Comparatives and superlatives -Vocabulary Product marketing -New skill Comparing products Talking about facts and figures  -New language Collocations -Vocabulary Business trends -New skill Describing facts and figures        In this lesson, the same as before, there are several important points that I got from the quiz given, namely as above. We will discuss directions in English, superlatives, and business vocabulary.    The first one is about directions in English. Providing directions is one of the important information that must be done clearly and precisely. Therefore we need to know the important phrases an...

Vocabulary Industries and professional attributes Job descriptions   New language Articles Vocabulary Job descriptions and applications New skill Describing a job Applying for a job New language Dependent prepositions Vocabulary Cover-letter vocabulary New skill Writing a cover letter New language Dependent prepositions New language Relative clauses Vocabulary Job interviews New skill Describing your achievements in detail Vocabulary  Business idioms Working relationships New language Three-word phrasal verbs Vocabulary Social media New skill Social networking Career outcomes New language Modal verbs for possibility Vocabulary Career development New skill Talking about the future           this time we entered the 11th meeting, at this meeting I got important points from the quiz that had been given by the lecturer, after I did all the quizzes given I found some material as above From the important points that I found above, we will discuss about ...

Reporting quantities New language "Few," "little," and "all" Vocabulary Meetings New skill Talking about quantity Checking information New language Subject questions, question tags Vocabulary Polite checks and echo questions New skills Checking information      This time the material discussed is about "subject question, question tags" What are question tags?      Question tags are short questions that are used at the end of a statement to confirm whether the statement is true or not. It can also be used to evoke a reply from the person you are talking to. The subject of a question tag is always a pronoun. and Question tags are short questions that are used at the end of sentences. It is used to confirm whether the statement is true or not. It is also sometimes used to evoke a reply from the person being asked by the speaker.       

Vocabulary Meetings What people said New language Reported speech Vocabulary Meetings New skill Reporting what someone said What people asked New language Reported questions Vocabulary "Have," "make," "get," "do" New skill Reporting what someone asked Vocabulary Vocabulary has different uses and purposes. Formal English vocabulary is used for formal events or letters or emails (meetings, organizational meetings, job interviews, letters/emails to apply for jobs). Formal English is also used when we talk to older people, people with important positions (bosses, village heads, regional heads, etc.) or lecturers, teachers, and so on. While informal English vocabulary is used in everyday life when we talk to peers or even in a more relaxed state. Reported allows you to convey speech in 2 ways, namely by direct (Direct Speech) and direct speech (Reported Speech).In the first case we pass it, for example other people without anything. If we turn to dire...

Comparing and contrasting -New language Discourse markers -Vocabulary Teamwork and team bu ilding -New skill Expressing your ideas Planning events -New language Verb patterns -Vocabulary Corporate entertainment -New skill Talking about business events From thr points above,This time what will be discussed is Discourse markers and Verb patterns       Discourse markers      Discourse markers are particles (such as oh, like, and you know) that are used to direct or redirect the flow of conversation without adding significant paraphrasing meaning to the discourse.           Verb patterns      The verb pattern is the way you would use the second verb when it depends on the first verb. For example: I like to drink green tea after dinner or I like to drink green tea after dinner. In this example you will notice that in one of them I use the "ing form" and in the other I use "for the infinitive.".

Advice and suggestions -New language Modal verbs for advice -Vocabulary Workplace pressures -New skill Giving advice Vocabulary -Management, leadership, and skills Talking about abilities -New language Modal verbs for abilities -Vocabulary Workplace skills -New skill Describing abilities     In this meeting we learn about "Modal verbs for advice", then "Management, leadership, and skills", and "Modal verbs for abilities" Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express things such as possibility, obligation, and permission. Management, leadership, and skills *Management is a typical process consisting of planning, organizing, mobilizing and controlling actions carried out to determine and achieve predetermined targets through the use of human resources and other resources. *Leadership (leadership), as an interpersonal influence that occurs in a situation and is directed through the communication process towards the achievement of a goal.

   At this meeting we will discuss "Marketing and advertising", then discuss "Adjecyives and adverbs", and finally "intensify" Vocabulary -Marketing and advertising Marketing a product -New language adjectives and adverbs -Vocabulary Descriptive adjectives -New skill Modifying descriptions of products Advertising and branding -New language intensifiers -Vocabulary "Enough," too," "so," and "such -New skill Adding emphasis to descriptions     Marketing and advertising     Marketing and publicity. They are two concepts that are part of the evolution of business, not only Internet, but also physical. However, often the two branches are confused and thought to be the same, or should cover the same thing, when in fact they are not. Definition of marketing. In this case it is market research. In other words, it has to do with understanding how markets and consumers behave. The aim is to analyze this data to develop strategies that a...

   In this lesson, we will discuss "The passive voice" and "Adjective order" following the important points of the material in my opinion Vocabulary Production Describing a process -New language The passive voice -Vocabulary Processes and manufacturing -New skill Discussing how things are done Describing a product -New language adjective order -Vocabulary Opinion and fact adjectives -New skill Describing a product     The passive voic     In the passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject. Then we must use the verb be in the tense we need and add the past participle of the main verb after it. In passive voice sentences, the subject is the recipient of the action, not the doer of the action. They took photos in Africa. (active) Photo taken in Africa. (passive)     Adjective     is a word used to express the nature or condition of a thing, be it inanimate objects, places, living things, time, and so on. Therefore, ...

      At this 4th meeting, we learned about " Continuous tenses" Making plans by email -New language Email language -Vocabulary Meetings and workshops -New skill Making plans   Keeping clients informed -New language Continuous tenses -Vocabulary Arrangements and schedules -New skill Keeping clients informed   Informal communication -New language Phrasal verbs -Vocabulary Arrangements and plans -New skill Keeping co-workers informed      Continuous tense shows an action that is being, is, or will take place at a certain time. Continuous tense is formed with the verb 'be' + -ing the verb form. The present continuous can be used to indicate an action that is happening at the time of speaking. I'm having dinner right now.

     Assalamualaiku wr. wb I want to share what I got from this 3rd meeting. In this 3rd meeting we will discuss past perfect and past simple, then present perfect continuous, and communication technology. Vocabulary Money and finance Writing a report -New language Past perfect and past simple -Vocabulary Formal business English -New skills Writing reports Making apologies -New language Present perfect continuous -Vocabulary Apologies -New skill Apologizing on the telephone Vocabulary -Communication technology Definition of the past continuous and simple past. -Past simple: We use the past simple to talk about an event that happened in the past. -Past continuous: The most common use of the past continuous is to discuss an event that occurred at a certain point in the past.     We often use the past continuous and past simple together. When this happens, the past continuous describes a longer duration 'background' situation, and the past simple describes an actio...

     In this second meeting we discuss about  Getting to know colleagues -New language Past simple and past continuous -Vocabulary Sharing past experiences -New skill Talking about past experiences Talking about changes -New language "Used to," "get used to," "be used to" -Vocabulary Small talk -New skill Talking about changes at work Delegating tasks -New language Modal verbs for obligation -Vocabulary Delegation and politeness -New skill Delegating tasks to col leagues     Used to can be used to express an activity or event in the future.     Get used to shows that something that is in the process of becoming something that is often done.     Be used to is used for past or past events, present or present, and future and future or future events.      This second material is about new modal verbs for obligation. Modal verbs are in English are additional verbs that are commonly used to express modalities (such as possibilit...

     Peace be upon you, and Allah mercy and blessings. At this time I want to share what I got from learning English Business. In this first lesson we are given an explanation of what English business is.     Business English is a type of English language mainly used in the business world, which has a more formal grammar (than basic or conversational English) and a different specialized vocabulary (to those used in science, mathematics, arts, hospitals, etc.) work which is usually shorter than verb phrases in basic or conversational English > (conversational) i'd like to buy a kilo of tomatoes (business) i would like to purchase a kilo of tomatoes > (conversational) i need your help on this (business) i require some assistance from you regarding this matter > (conversational) please let them know that the president has just arrived right now (business) inform them of the immediate arrival of the president     in Korea and Japan, and sometimes ...