Asking Personal Questions and

English Computer Vocabulary

Oleh :
Nama : Sandy Prasetya
NIM : 1902010047
Kelas : Rekayasa Sistem Komputer A2
MK : Bahasa Inggris

PROGRAM STUDI REKAYA SISTEM KOMPUTER

FAKULTAS KOMPUTER
UNIVERSITAS BINA INSAN

2020
 1. Asking Personal Questions

Asking and Giving personal Information is the activity of asking or giving

information to the speaker (asking and giving permission is an important expression
in English. Mastering some expressions about the area of conversation is certainly
mandatory). Asking Information can be as simple as asking for time, or as
complicated as asking for details about a complicated process.
In both cases, it is important to use forms according to the situation. For
example, when asking for information from a friend, use a more informal form. When
asking for a colleague, use a more formal form. Finally, when asking for information
from strangers, use the right formal construction.

- Rules in Asking for Information

1. Start the question sentence with 5Wh + 1H Questions. Like What, Where, Why,
When, Who, and How.
2. Can also start the initial questions using capital, such as: Can, Could, Will, Would,
Shall, Should, Must, May, Might, Had to.

-Examples of Asking for Information Sentences

1. What kind of music do you like? (What kind of music do you like?)
2. Answer: I like K-Pop Music (I like K-pop music)
3. Where is the English teacher? (Where is the English teacher?)
4. Answer: She is absent, because she's sick. (he was absent because he was sick).

-example of sentences.
(In a classroom)
Hasan: Do you have a pencil?
Erni: Yes. Hasan: May I borrow it, please?
Erni: Of course, but don't forget to return it to me.
Hasan: Yes, I'll use it for a moment.

2. English Computer Vocabulary

Vocabulary is the number of words in a foreign language (in this case English)
that is mastered by students or learners of English. So, English computer computer is
the number of words about computers that are mastered in English.
The outer parts of the "computer part (s)" are "monitor (s)" for "monitor
screens", where in certain cases can be replaced or added with the word "screen (s)".
In addition to "monitor (s)", we also know that there are "speaker (s)" for computer
stereo systems and "Central Processing Units" or abbreviated as CPUs and have the
Indonesian meaning "central processing units".
Small objects around the computer are often referred to as "various computer
accessories" or "computer accessories" in English. Especially for "computer
accessories", because they usually come with 2 or more quantities of goods, the
vocabulary form is limited to the plural form.