Pertemuan Ke-4

English II Pertemuan Ke-4

Language : large and small numbers

For decimal values, we say “point” for the decimal points and pronounce the next numbers individually. We don’t always mention the 0 to the left of the decimal point for values ;less than 1	It’s 0,54 millimeters long (‘nought point five four or “point five four. NOT “nought point fifty-four)
To express large and small numbers, we often use prefixes. For example, kilo-means 1,000. the main stress is on the first syllable of the prefix	A 3,6-killobyte file

Match these words to A-L in the screenshot below.

Scroll bar

Menu

Minimize button

Maximize button

Title bar

Icon

Folder

Filename

Left-hand pane

Tab

Check box

Radio button

Language : giving instructions

We often use imperatives to given instructions. We use “softener” such as could you, can you and just to make the instructions sound more polite.	Drag the window to the left Could you just double click on the bottom icon?
We use sequencers (e.g. first, then, next, after that, finally) to show the order of the steps	First, just click on the “start button. Then select “shut down” in the bottom right corner.