Greeting Card

People often write cards to congratulate. Here are some examples!

Dear Lisa,

       Congratulations on your winning the first prize of the English debate

       competition. I learned about it from your Mom.

Love,

Ella

Invitation Card

Birthday Card

Name Card

Personal information form

Surname               : Suhandoko

First name             : Gati

Age                       : 12 years old

Date of birth         : 4 June 1996

Nationality           : Indonesian.

Address                : Jalan Sumatera 33, Semarang.

Phone number      : 563640.

What is Postcard?

A  postcard  is  a  card  for  sending  messages  by  post  with an envelope.
Postcards often have a picture or photograph on one side.
Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary (Hornby, 2002)

Here is an example of a postcard:

                                                                       Kuta, March 20, 2008

Dear Sari,
        I arrived in Bali 2 days ago. It is a wonderful place. The beaches are
nice. The hotel is right on the beach.  I  toured  the  island  yesterday  and
brought some souvenirs for friends in Surabaya. I’ll be back on Sunday.
Well, that’s all for now.
Regards for your family.
                                                                       Love,
                                                                       Risma

Shopping List

Shopping List

Congratulation Card

An Example of Report Text

Here is an example of Report Text. Please, analyze the generic structure.

Generic Structure	Computer
General classification	Computers are machines that handle information automatically. They can perform calculations and process data. Computers can work with number to solve problems in a few seconds. Computers can remember a great deal of information and make practically no mistakes. That is why computers are widely used in places such as banks, offices and companies.
Description of How computer work Description of computer parts and their functions	Computers work like calculators. But most calculations can do only one thing at time. We tell them what to do by pressing various buttons. To do the same work, we can give a series of instructions to a computer. We call this is a computer program. If we step up a program, the computer can provide other information, such as a list, numbers, letters, words or even graphs or pictures. Once we provide a program, the computer can do all this work automatically without further help or instruction. A computer stores and handles numbers. The numbers may be mathematicall formulas or columns figures. The numbers may be codes that stand for letters of the alphabet, words or instructions to the computer. All computers have three basic parts: 1. input and output units (I/O). The input unit takes in the information and instructions, and the output unit gives the results. 2. A central processing unit (CPU). This unit does the work of computing. 3. A memory. It stores or remembers the informations and instructions that the CPU needs to do the work. I/O. One of them is video-terminal. The video terminal has a typewriter like keyboards and screen like television screen. We can see the output of the computer on the screen. If we need a permanent record of a computer’s output, a printer will make it. And if the computer’s main memory can not hold enough information, magnetic disk or tapes can be used for this purpose. The computer then can turn the information stored on the disks or tapes into numbers or letters.