GRAMMAR CORNERPREPOSITION PART 2

THE 2013 ASIAN ENGLISH OLYMPICS UPDATE

BNECUPDATES

TIPS HOW TO CREATE A GOOD PROPOSAL

PAPER : BREAKDOWN TO SECTION

MINI GAME : CROSSWORD PUZZLE

PROFESSIONALISM

3rd Edition May 2013

V prepo N

V prepo N

V prepo N

Verbs and Prepositions (Phrasal Verb)Pattern: [verb] + [preposition] + [noun] / [v-ing]

Adjectives and PrepositionsPattern: [adjective] + [preposition] + [noun] / [v-ing]

N prepo N

N prepo N

N prepo V-ing

Nouns and PrepositionsPattern: [noun] + [preposition] + [noun] / [v-ing]

In the previous edition, we have discussed some prepositions which are used to describe place and time. Other than that, there are some prepositions that can be used by combining them with other words. They are divided into 3 categories: nouns, adjectives, and verbs.

Preposition [Part 2]

Institutional ChampionUniversiti Teknologi PETRONAS

We would like to congratulate all of our participants who have given their best shot in the We would like to congratulate all of our participants who have given their best shot in the competition and got another extraordinary experience. Not to mention, we would also want to thank all of Liaison Officers who have helped us to run this amazing event. We hope every-one who was involved in the event could learn many things and got motivated to improve for betterment. See you guys again in the next Asian English Olympics!

Short Movie MakingChampion : Fatin Nabillah Riswan, Moustafa Mohamed Moustafa EL-Seyad, and

Muhammad Firdaus Md Fauzi - Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

1st Runner Up : Ali Jaya Meilio, Ahmad Zaki Ghifari, Taro Jonathan - School of Sound Recording

Xcellent Scrabble With CerebrovitChampion : Christian Octavius Biantoro - Bina Nusantara University

1st Runner Up : Julius Wilson - Bina Nusantara University

BNI News CastingChampion : Dennis Reinhard Tersisius Mong - University of Tarumanegara

1st Runner Up : Melinda Situmorang - President University

Bantex Story TellingChampion : Simone Marie Sales - Miriam College High School

1st Runner Up : Alva Jonathan Susilo - BPK 4 Penabur High School

Daihatsu SpeechChampion : Maria Dominique Aradalucenario - Miriam College High school

1st Runner Up : Pravin Nair Venugopalan - Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

Total DebateChampion : Fauzan Reza & Vicario Reinaldo - SEF ITB

1st Runner Up : Kario Teguh Chandra & Davin Susanto - Atma Jaya Catholic University

The 2013 AEO Update

The 2013 Asian English Olympics: "Asia In Tune" was finally conducted at 17 - 21 February 2013, with total of more than 480 participants coming from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Philippines.

Below is the summary of the competitions' result:

To begin your paper, you need to To begin your paper, you need to

ask tons of questions to analyze the

whole point of view regarding the

topic you have chosen. You may

use 5W + 1H, but the main point here

is you have to state the background

of your paper, the objective, and

short explanation of the problem. short explanation of the problem.

It’s more recommended to use

active sentences in this section.

Introduction AbstractThis section is better to be made

after you have finished the paper

since you have to present the

purpose of the paper, general

materials, summary of the result, materials, summary of the result,

and conclusion here. The common

length of abstract is 200 – 300

words, so you need to squeeze all

the main information of your paper

in a paragraph.

TitleIt is the first section of the paper It is the first section of the paper

and you have to make readers

understand what the paper is

about through it. The title should

be able to describe the main idea

of the paper, while the length

depends on the needs.

For example, the title of “Biology For example, the title of “Biology

Lab Report” tells us nothing. It

would be better if you write “The

Effects of Light on the Growth of

Polytrichum juniperinum”.

During college life, we would meet

up with several tasks in the form of

papers. The first question that may

come up to our mind is about the

sections that build the whole paper.

Have you looked up for the an-

swers? Worry not; we will give you

the short explanation about it in this the short explanation about it in this

article. Although the sections may

vary depend on your topic, the ex-

planation below should have cov-

ered the basic sections needed.

Let’s get started!

BREAKDOWN TO SECTIONPAPER

This is the first part of the paper This is the first part of the paper

body. The basic theory that should

be written is the one which relates to

your topic. You may explain the

theory starting from the definitions,

the statements that support the

theory, and also examples to create

a better understanding of the topic. a better understanding of the topic.

Write down theories which have been

proven, so need to include your as-

sumption or analysis here.

Basic Theory

In this section, you need to explain In this section, you need to explain

part of the theory that you are ana-

lyzing compared to what you have

discovered about the topic. Your ex-

planation should connect to the intro-

duction and help readers to know the

new point of view regarding the topic.

Remember to write down the result of

your analysis before moving to the

deeper discussion.

Discussion

ConclusionFor the conclusion, you have to For the conclusion, you have to

present a summary of your paper

and relate it to the objective. You

need to focus more on what you

have proven here rather than just re-

write the discussion or introduction.

It’s allowable if you want to make the

conclusion in a short paragraph, as conclusion in a short paragraph, as

long as you have given a complete

explanation in it.

Literature citedThis section includes references which This section includes references which

are mentioned in the paper and they

are listed down in an alphabetical

order by author’s name with certain

format. There are various citation for-

mats, but in Indonesia it’s common to

use the format:

[Author’s name] . [Year of publication] .

[Title] . [Publisher] . [Page Number]

Acknowledgement (optional)You may acknowledge those who

have helped you during the process

of making the paper, both material of

paper and funding sector. You

should just make it brief.

Appendices (optional)Appendices should contain only addiAppendices should contain only addi-

tional information related to the topic of

your paper, such as extra photograph,

additional diagrams, or explanation of a

formula. The information is usually nec-

essary for further learning, thus read-

ers may still understand your whole

paper without reading this section.

Be meticulous in writing, editing, and design of the proposal. Revise as necessary to make it clear and concise, ask others to critique and edit it, and make sure the pres-

entation is attractive and engaging as well as well organized and helpful.

Any discussion of financial or other resources should be conducted carefully and should present a realistic picture of the expense required.

Analyze your plan or project, demonstrating possible outcomes. If possible, model a small-scale version of the plan or project, report on the results, and

extrapolate how the full-scale plan or project will turn out based on the test.

Employ facts, not opinions, to bolster the argument for approval. Research similar plans or projects and cite them, emphasizing their successes and/or how your

proposal resolves the weaknesses, omissions, or mistaken priorities apparent in them.

A proposal should define a problem and describe a solution that will

persuade busy, thrifty, skeptical readers to support it.

Hi! BNEC Showcase team is back again with another tips and tricks on how to maximize your potential in your future work

endeavor! Ever wondered the best way to make your business or work proposal to be effective? Here’s how it works!

Writing a proposal is similar to but not exactly the same as crafting a persuasive essay or producing a report. Here are suggestions for

developing a proposal, including some pertinent to its specific purpose.

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What to include

Executive Summary: State the rationale for putting the proposal into effect, and summarize the proposal. (This allows a decision maker to quickly get the gist of the proposal, hence the name.)

Statement of Need: Detail why the plan

or project the proposal recommends

is necessary.

Project Description: Explain specifics of the plan or project, and how it will go

into effect and how it will be evaluated.

Budget Analysis: Provide and explain

how the plan or project will be financed and categorize and annotate operating

expenses.

Organization Details: If the proposal is being submitted to an outside party,

provide information about the benefici-ary organization, including its mission, its stakeholders and who its serves, and the scope of its programs and services.

Conclusion: Summarize the proposal’s main points.

Nice to haves

Your proposal

doesn’t have to have all the

bells and whistles, but a few additional features can help to make it stand out.

Some clients need a little push. Con-sider adding a To Get Started section that gives them specific instructions on what they need to do if they want to proceed in working with you. Here, you can ask for the client to sign the agreement and send it back to you to get the project rolling.get the project rolling.

You may want to provide additional proof of the quality of your work. You might add a mission statement, cover letter, or executive summary to help make you look good.

If you will need certain items to

complete the job, add a section for equipment or setup preferences to ensure you have the necessary tools to do your work.

There you have it! Those are the things that you need to highlight whenever you are making a proposal, so it will be good and stand out among other proposals. Good luck!

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