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Aisyah, Noor
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Analyzing Undergraduate Students’ Errors in Writing Descriptive Text Aisyah, Noor; Yulianto, Puguh Setiyawan
Journal of Language Intelligence and Culture Vol. 4 No. 2 (2022): Journal of Language Intelligence and Culture
Publisher : Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teacher Training, IAIN Jember

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35719/jlic.v4i2.112

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This study aimed to identify the students’ errors and find the most errors students made. This study used qualitative approach having descriptive approach the research method. The sample were 35 college students in the University at the first semester in English class which selected purposively. The data was collected through the writing test. It is used to identify the type of errors students’ made and the highest errors students’ made in writing descriptive text by using simple present tense. The writing test is conducted two times. After those, the data were analyzed and found the result. The result showed that there were 510 errors found in students’ works, consisting of omission of “be”, inappropriate use of “be”, superfluous of be, subject-verb agreement, wrong form of have/has, wrong form of negative sentence, inappropriate use of pronoun and wrong form of modal auxiliary. The highest number of errors was subject-verb agreement at the first rank with 138 errors or 27% and omission “be” after subject at the second rank with 125 errors or 22.5% and the lowest numbers of error were inappropriate use of pronoun and inappropriate form of negative sentence with 11 error or 2.2 %.  Based on the result, it can be found that students have difficulties in writing descriptive text by using simple present tense which influenced of interlanguage transfer and intralingual transfer.
The Correlation Between Students` Critical Thinking and Speaking Skill in English Class at Diploma 4 of The Health Promotion Study Program Dewi, Indri Puspita; Aisyah, Noor; Azhimia, Faida; Rahmadani, Nur
Journal of Language Intelligence and Culture Vol. 6 No. 1 (2024): Journal of Language Intelligence and Culture
Publisher : Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teacher Training, IAIN Jember

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35719/jlic.v6i1.145

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English is a crucial medium of communication, with fluency in four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Speaking is one of the most challenging skills, as it allows students to engage in conversations, express meaning, and express opinions. Thinking is a key factor in developing speaking abilities, as it helps individuals solve issues, make decisions, and achieve goals. This research aimed to measure the correlation between students' critical thinking and their speaking skills. A quantitative study of 14 first-semester students of the Diploma 4 Health Promotion study program at Sari Mulia University found a weak correlation (rho coefficient 0.209, sig. score 0.494). The results reject the alternative hypothesis (Ha), indicating that there is no significant correlation between students' critical thinking and speaking ability, confirming the null hypothesis (Ho), is accepted.
Co-Authors Aisyah, Noor Aisyah Alfiannor, M. Amalia, Senya Puteri Ambarwati Ariani, Novia Aryzki, Saftia Aulia Azmi Azhimia, Faida Deddy Dharmaji, Deddy Dewi, Indri Puspita Dhiya Kamila, Marsa Eka Kumalasari Fatmala, Yola Hutami, Hesti Illahi, Fitrah Shafran Kurniawan, Henny Lathifah, Nor Lestari, Desy Ayu Mahmud Yumassik, Abdul Maria Ulfah Ma’ruf, Muhammad Muhammad Hafizh Abiyyu Fathin Fawwazi Muharromah, Siti Niah, Rakhmadhan Norhalisa Norhilaliyah, Norhilaliyah Normilawati, Normilawati Novita Andriyani Nur Azizah Nurjihan, Lu’lu Prihandiwati, Erna Pujiati, Eny Puteri Amalia, Senya Putri, Aisya Novrida Putri, Devita Eliana Rahma Syari, Aulia Rahmadani, Nur Raida Renny Wulan Apriliyasari, Renny Wulan Riko Nugroho, Muhammad Riski, Akhmad Riza Alfian Rustandi, Tedi Soraya Soraya Susanto, Yugo Susilo, Yudi Hardi Wahyudi Wahyudi Wahyuni, Amaliyah Wahyusari, Besty Wandarie, Indah Widodo, Arif Nur Wulandari, Riski Yulianto, Puguh Setiyawan Yumassik, Abdul Mahmud