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Descriptive Text - Belajar bahasa Inggris pada kesempatan kali ini sya ingin membagikan contoh contoh Descriptive Text. Teman-teman tentunya sudah akrab benar dengan yang namanya Descriptive Text.
Penggunaan Descriptive Text pada percakapan sehari-hari banyak kita
jumpai. Seperti halnya ketika kita menggambarkan kenampakan fisik
seseroang, benda, tempat, hewan atau tumbuhan. Seperti apakah muka mu?
Hidung mancung, mata sipit, bibir tipis, rambut lurus, pipi chuby? Pasti semua orang pernah menggambarkan kenampakan sesuatu, baik itu orang, benda, hewan, tumbuhan atau pun tempat. Descriptive Text merupakan salah satu dari 13 jenis teks bahasa Inggris (Types of Text) yang secara umum menggambarkan suatu objek.
berikut contoh-contoh descriptive text :
1 . Cats Bugel
we know, most cats look so cute and clean, so is my cat. My name is Bugel cat. My cat named Bugel because she looked so cute, tail Bugel and makes me always want to hug him and hug him every day. Do you want to know about my cat? Bugel I have gray fur and white. It is so soft. And makes me always want to hug him. He has beautiful eyes. Its tail Bugel .. and he also has sharp teeth and of course my scary. The whishkers in his mouth to make the funy. However, although he looks very cute and funny, when he's angry or want to catch prey such as mice, it is very scary for me. Claws are sharp and seem so long. Her voice sounded like a tiger also changed. I never approached him when he was angry. That cat Bugel.2. Monas National Monument
Monas National Monument is a 132-meter tower in the center of Merdeka Square, Central Jakarta, Indonesia Jakarta, is the capital of the state. It symbolizes the struggle for Indonesian independence of our country. The monument consists of a 117.7 m obelisk on a 45m square platform at a height of 17 m. Towering monument symbolizes the philosophy of Lingga and Yoni. Resembles a phallus, or pestle mortar pestle and Yoni resembles rice or mortar, two important things in the tradition of Indonesian agriculture. Construction began in 1961 under the direction of President Sukarno, the first president of the us and the monument was opened to the public in 1975. It is topped by a flame covered with gold foil, and now the monument calls.3. My rabbit Ivana
My rabbit ivana, two months ago I celebrated my birthday is the 12th, which I was very happy at that time because given the gift of a rabbit is very cute, and I give the name ivana, ivana very funny, his hair is white, and frightening because it often is washed clean, ivana not like carrots on his general, just like vegetables kale ivana, ivana rabbit that strangeness.4. Computer Gaming
Computer gaming is a computer specially used for gaming only, on his general gaming computers equipped with high specification with 4 gb ram and graphics cards is high, computer gaming can be found diwarnet Indonesia is specially gaming, computer gaming is different from a regular computer, if his usual low computer specs, but contrary to his gaming computer.5. Beach Parangtritis
Beach Parangtritis is fairly well-known attractions in Yogyakarta in addition to other objects such as Samas beach, Baron, Kukup, Krakal and Glagah. Parangtritis has a uniqueness that is not found in the views of other attractions besides the big waves are also the existence of mountains of sand around the beach, which is usually called dunes. This attraction has been managed by the Bantul pretty well, ranging from lodging facilities and markets selling souvenirs Parangtritis.
In Parangtritis There are also ATV, horse & carriage horses can be rented for up the coast from east to west. In addition Parangtritis also a place for air sports
6.Lampung University
Lampung
University or Unila is one of the best universities in Sumatra. This
university is the pride of Lampung society and it was produced by the
best people of Lampung. The university is located in Bandar Lampung,
Indonesia. In 1965, Unila was decided as a university by the government
decision. In the beginning of this university, Unila only had two
faculties, Law Faculty and Economic Faculty, and Unila was located in
the three areas. There were on Hasanudin street, Jendral Suprapto
street, and Sorong Cimeng street. Since 1974, Unila had been built in
Gedong Meneng. Now, every faculty has been located at that location.
Spesifically,
Unila is located on Jalan Soemantri Bojonegoro No.1, Bandar Lampung.
Unila is popular as a green campus because there are many trees in every
areas of this university. It shows that Unila care to the environment
and this behavior must be modeled by other university, especially in
Lampung. Unila has many facilities besides faculty buildings. It’s
useful for students to study and to apply other activities. Unila has
GSG and it is used for many events, such as; graduation of students or
lecturers, and orientation meeting for the new students. In front of
GSG, there is a library. In the library, there are many useful books for
students in helping their academic activity. Unila also has a Rectorate
building where rector and his assistants do their job.
In the future development, Unila want to build a hospital and it has a program to become Top Ten University in 2025.
7.My House
My
house is located in Jl Lestari no. 5. There is wall fence in front of
my house to limit the area with the other and many trees such as,
avocado, mango, and guava. Besides that, I also have many kind of flower
and my front yard is filled by grasses. There is a terrace which
usually use for us to do some activities, like chatting with my parents
in the evening, doing my homework, and playing Rubik’s cube with my
brother.
The
first room in my house is a guest room which functions to receive the
guest and at this room there is one set of chair and a table; there are
also two windows covered by red curtain. My guest room is not big enough
and we usually use family room to receive when the guest is too many.
The second room is my room which contains a bed almost as long as the
room. There is a book rack besides the bed to put my brother’s books and
my books. There is also a desk beside the rack book. It not only uses
to study, but also functions to put my bag, my brother’s toys, my book,
and my movies collection. The third room is my parent’s room; there is a
clothes closet and a bed beside it. The bed merges with a small closet
and it located in the front of bed. It contains my father’s books and
my mother’s cosmetics. The fourth room is family room; at this room,
there are a small bed for us to sit down and to sleep, a television, a
DVD player, a sound system and a small aquarium. I usually spend the
time at this room with my parents and my brother and it uses to discuss
something or to watch a movie. That room is bigger than other room; so I
feel comfortable to spend my time longer. The fifth room is a bathroom
which contains of a bath up and two water tap. I have two bathrooms and
it located side by side; so my second bathroom beside it. The sixth room
is a kitchen; the first thing that you seeing are refrigerator beside
the door, and there is a dining table with four chairs. In front of it,
there are two gas stoves, a rack and two windows behind the stoves.
My
back yard is divided into two sections by small fence; the first
section is the area for my family and me; the second is for my pets and
my plants. In the first section there are a well and a small warehouse.
The second sections contains of many pets, such as, fishes, rabbits,
chickens, and bird.
8.Rubik’s cube
Rubik’s
cube is a toy puzzle designed by Erno Rubik, an architect and professor
at the University of Budapest. It is a cube-shaped and contains of
smaller cube pieces with six sides having different colors. The cube was
so popular during the 1980s, and at its peak between 1980 and 1983. 200
million cubes were sold world wide. In the solved condition, Rubik’s
cube has six faces which all of the colors are same. The Rubik’s cube
has red, yellow, blue, green, white, and orange color. The edges and
corners move when the cube is rotated and the cube becomes scrambled.
The challenge of the puzzle is to solve each cube to the original
position.
There
are many solutions to solve the Rubik’s cube. Lars Petrus, Jessica
Fridich, and Shotaro Makisumi, are people who created the solution to
solve it. A common solution used by cubers was developed by Jessica Fridrich, a professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Binghamton University.
It uses a large number of algorithms, especially for orienting and
permuting the last layer. The cross consists of one color is done first
and then continue to make second and first layer by F2L (First 2 Layer)
algorithms that consist of 41 algorithms. The next step is to solve the
third layer by OLL (Oriented Last Layer) and PLL (Permutation Last
Layer). Fridrich’s solution requires learning roughly 120 algorithms but the Cube can be solved in only 55 moves on average.
There
are two kinds of Rubik’s cube, DIY and Original Rubik’s cube. DIY (Do
It Yourself) Rubik’s cube is the cube that can be assembled and modified
by ourselves. The core of it made up of bolts; so we can arrange the
bolts to get a comfortable Rubik’s cube. Types of DIY Rubik’s cube are, A
type, C type, and F type. Every type has different advantages for
cubers. For the example, F type is a lightweight Rubik’s cube and it
almost can’t be pop out. It is suitable for a stylish cuber. C type has a
good material and it suitable for a rush cuber. The second type is
Original Rubik’s cube or we can call Ori Rubik. Ori Rubik is the cube
that can’t be assembled or modified by ourselves. The core of this made
of nails. Ori Rubik is suitable for a beginner cuber that’s training
their fingertrick.
