The Speech Act In Speaking Perfomance Used By English Club (Mabbicara)

This research discusses speech acts in English Club speaking performance (Mabbicara) which aims to analyze the types of speech acts. This Study focuses onthe use of 3 types of speech acts based on Austin's theory (1962-94). This exploration involves enlightening subjective strategy in uncovering the information. This scientist involves recording as an instrument to acguire legitimateinformation…

Correlation Between Students' Self-Efficacy and Speaking Performance in UPT S…

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SINGING FORMULA OF KELONG JAGA

this study focuses on the performance transmitting procedure and the formula of kelong jaga.the objectives of this study are: 1) to identify the perfomance pf kelong jaga, 2) to investigate the way to transmit the kelong jaga, 3) to analyze the formula of kelong jaga. this study used a descriptive qualititive method in wichj the data were analyed based on lord theory (1981).

Performance as the Basic Needs in Asian Selected online Comics

This reseach discussed abaout Women's Performance as the basic need in Asian Selected Online Comics Which aimed to find the way women's to ful fill their needs.

Student's speaking performance errors (a case study atal-azhar islamic school…

This research discusses errors of student speaking performance. It is one of english skills that the student have to master. The purpose of the study to find out errors of students speaking performance in therm of both accuracy and fluency. The data were analyzed using a descriptive qualitative method. The researcher used Thornbury's theory.

Singing formula of kelong jaga

This study focuses on the performance, transmitting procedure, and the formula of Kelong Jaga. The objectives of this study are : 1) to identify the performance of Kelong Jaga, 2) to investigate the way to transmit the Kelong Jaga, 3) to analyze the formula of Kelong Jaga. This study used a descriptive qualitative method in which the data were analysed based on Loard Theory (1981).