TEST DIALOGUE 1
I. Fiil in the blanks of the following dilogues below.
Dialogue 1
Ranti meets her teacher, Mr Bakri at the post office.
Ranti : Good afternoon, Sir.
Mr Bakri : ..... You are ....
Ranti : Ranti, Sir. My name is Ranti. ....... you?
Mr Bakri : I am fine, thank you. And how about you?
Ranti : ...., too.
Mr Bakri : Well, Ranti. I have to go now. Pleased to meet you.
Ranti : ..........., Sir.
Dialogue 2
Andi : .... . My name is Andi.
Denias : Good morning Andi. I’m Denias.
Andi : Denias, this is Adib. We were classmates the Junior High School.
Denias : Hi, Adib. How do you do?
Adib : .............
Andi : By the way, did you join pencak silat extracurricular activity in the Junior High School?
Denias : Yes, I did.
Andi : Oh, that’s great. Adib and I have never joined it before.
Adib : We hope you can help us.
Denias : Sure.
Andi : Okay, see you this afternoon.
Adib : .......... Denias.
Denias : See you.
3. Nick : Hello, Lusi. Nice to see you again.
Lusi : ..........., Nick.
Nick : ..........?
Lusi : Pretty well, thanks.
Nick : How is Hendra?
Lusi : .............
II. Arrange the foolowing dialogues into a meaningful dialogue
1. Lusi : I’m very well, thank you.
Teacher : Good morning, Lusi. How are you?
Teacher : What are you doing here in the hospital?
Teacher : I see. Are you alone?
Lusi : No, I’m with my Mom. There she comes. I’m sorry, I have to go now.
Good bye, sir.
Lusi : I am going to visit my neighbor. She has just delivered a baby.
Lusi : Good morning, sir.
Teacher : Good bye, Lusi. See you at school tomorrow.
3. Mr. Hermawan : Glad to hear that. Oh, there comes Mr. Bawono, Sorry, I have to
see him before the meeting. I’ll talk to you later.
Mr. Hermawan : Very well. Thank you. How are you?
Mr. Hermawan : They are fine. Thank you. How’s business?
Mr. Iskandar : It’s going up this year. Thanks.
Mr. Iskandar : Good afternoon, Mr. Hermawan. How are you?
Mr. Iskandar : I’m fine, too. How is your family?
Mr. Hermawan : Sure. See you.
III.Match the situations in column A, with the proper expressions in column B.
A
1. You greet your teacher at 1 p.m.
2. Lita meets an old friend.
3. A teacher greets her students.
4. Someone opens a speech at 7 p.m.
5. You meet your classmate.
6. A receptionist welcomes a guest at 10 a.m.
7. You part with a friend after school.
8. A TV presenter closes her evening’s program.
9. You end a conversation with a friend.
10. A Mommy takes her little son to bed.
B
a. Hello, Rena. Nice to see you again.
b. Thank you for joining us. Good night.
c. Sorry. I really must go now.
d. Good afternoon, ma’am.
e. Good morning, class.
f. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
g. Good morning, sir.
h. Good night. Sweet dream.
i. How are you today?
j. Bye. See you tomorrow.
1. Talita : That’s Baskara. Do you know him?
Renata : No, I don’t.
Talita : Hello, Baska.
Baskara : Hello, Lita.
Talita : Baska, this is a friend of mine, Renata Simamora.
Baskara : Hello. Pleased to meet you.
Renata : Hi, pleased to meet you too.
2. Baskara : Excuse me. I don’t think we have met, I’m Baskara.
Renata : Hello. I’m Renata.
Baskara : Nice to meet you, Renata.
Renata : Nice to meet you.
3. Talita : Mr. Iskandar, let me introduce you to Mr. Hardono of Java Tour. Mr. Hardono, this
is Mr. Smith, our Marketing Manager.
Mr. Iskandar : How do you do?
Mr.Hardono : How do you do? It’s very nice to meet you.
Mr. Iskandar : It’s nice to meet you too
4. Talita : I’m sorry. I don’t think we’ve met. My name is Talita Yuwono.
Rafael : Hi. I’m Rafael Romero. I’m a new member in this gym. I’m pleased to meet you.
Talita : Pleased to meet you too. Have you met the other members?
Rafael : Not yet. You are the first.
Talita : Come with me, then. I’ll introduce you to them.
Rafael : Thanks. I appreciate that.
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greetings and leave takings, introducing yourself and other person, personal pronouns, simple present tense, thanking
Ditulis pada Januari 30, 2013
UNIT I
GOOD MORNING
Learning Outcomes
After studying this unit, you will be able to:
1. greet somebody
2. express leave-takings and goodbye
3. introduce yourself and other person
4. use different types of personal Pronouns
5. use To Be and Verb 1 in the Simple Present Tense
6. express thanking.
In our daily life, we often need to greet someone, to introduce ourselves and other person and to express thanking. That’s why you need to learn this unit. It will be beneficial for you to get along well with people around you, either today or later when you get into the world of work.
Section One : Greetings and Leave Takings
Activity 1 Keep your book closed. Listen to your teacher. Then open your book. Listen to your teacher again and repeat after him.
1. Hello, Lusi! 2. Good morning, sir.
3. Good afternoon, Mr. Hermawan. 4. How are you?
5. Very well. Thank you. 6. I’m fine. Thanks.
7. How is Hendra? 8. He’s fine, thank you.
9. Good bye, Lusi. 10. See you at the meeting tomorrow.
Activity 2 Open your book. Listen to your teacher and repeat each expression your teacher says. After that, practice speaking the dialogues with your partner.
1. Nick : Hello, Lusi. Nice to see you again.
Lusi : Nice to see you too, Nick.
Nick : How are you doing?
Lusi : Pretty well, thanks.
Nick : How is Hendra?
Lusi : He’s fine, thank you.
2. Lusi : Good morning, sir.
Teacher : Good morning, Lusi. How are you?
Lusi : I’m very well, thank you.
Teacher : What are you doing here in the hospital?
Lusi : I am going to visit my neighbor. She has just delivered a baby.
Teacher : I see. Are you alone?
Lusi : No, I’m with my Mom. There she comes. I’m sorry, I have to go now. Good bye, sir.
Teacher : Good bye, Lusi. See you at school tomorrow.
3. Mr. Iskandar : Good afternoon, Mr. Hermawan. How are you?
Mr. Hermawan : Very well. Thank you. How are you?
Mr. Iskandar : I’m fine, too. How is your family?
Mr. Hermawan : They are fine. Thank you. How’s business?
Mr. Iskandar : It’s going up this year. Thanks.
Mr. Hermawan : Glad to hear that. Oh, there comes Mr. Bawono, Sorry, I have to see him
before the meeting. I’ll talk to you later.
Mr. Hermawan : Sure. See you.
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Formal Greetings Responses Informal Greetings Responses
– Good morning.
– Good afternoon.
– Good evening.
– Hello, how are you? – Hello.
– Hello, good afternoon.
– Good evening.
– I’m fine. Thank you.
– Very well, thank you. – Hi, how’s life?
– What’s news?
– How’s everything?
– How’s business?
– Good to see you. – Terrific. And you?
– Just fine, thanks.
– Great, thanks.
– Pretty well. What about
you?
Activity 5 In pairs, practice reading the dialogues below. The bold parts are stressed.
1. Mr. Iskandar : Good morning, Talita.
Talita : Good morning, Mr.Iskandar.
Mr. Iskandar : How are you?
Talita : Very well, thank you. And how are you, sir?
Mr. Iskandar : Fine, thank you. Did you have a good night’s rest last night?
Talita : Yes, sir. Thank you.
2. Talita : Hi, Renata.
Renata : Hello, Lita. How’s everything?
Talita : Just fine, thanks, and how about you?
Renata : Good, thanks. How was your weekend, Lita?
Talita : It was great. I went to Yogya. What about you?
Renata : Not too bad. I just stayed at home, we had a family gathering.
Activity 6 With your partner, complete these dialogues with the expressions you have learned and practice speaking them out.
1. Situation : You meet a friend of yours, Baskara, in the street.
You : Hi, Baska. ……………………..
Baskara : …………………………………
You : …………………………………
Baskara : …………………………………
2. You meet your English teacher, Mr. Firdaus, in a book store. It’s 4 pm.
You : …………………………., Mr. Firdaus.
Mr. Firdaus : …………………., ……………………?
You : …………………………………………
Mr. Firdaus : Are you going to buy some books?
You : ……………………………………………..
Mr. Firdaus : ………………………………………….
You : …………………………………………
Activity 7 In pairs, practice reading these dialogues. The bold parts are stressed.
1. Boys : Bye, dad.
Father : Bye-bye, sons. Take care.
2. Talita : Good bye, Mrs. Iskandar.
Mrs. Iskandar : Good bye, Ms. Yuwono. It’s been nice talking to you.
3. Talita : I have to go now. See you later.
Renata : Bye. See you.
4. Mr. Iskandar : Good bye, Talita. See you tomorrow.
Talita : Yes. Good bye, Mr. Iskandar.
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Leave Takings Responses
– Sorry, I have to go now.
– I’ll talk to you later.
– It’s been nice talking to you.
– Good bye.
– Bye-bye / Bye.
– See you tomorrow. – Yes of course. See you.
– Sure. See you later.
– So long.
– Take care.
– Keep in touch.
– See you at school.
Activity 8 With your partner, complete the dialogues below with the expressions you have learned and practice speaking them out.
1. Mr. Iskandar : Good morning, Baskara. How are you?
Baskara : ……………………, ……………………..?
Mr. Iskandar : ……………………….. How is your family?
Baskara : ……………………….., thank you.
Mr. Iskandar : I’m sorry, but I really have to go now. It’s been nice talking to you
Baskara : ……………………… See you some time.
Mr. Iskandar : ………………………………
2. Renata : Hi, Lita.
Talita : ……………………, ……………….?
Renata : ……………………. And you?
Talita : ……………………. How’s work?
Renata : ……………………… Would you like to have a cup of tea?
Talita : I’d love to but …………………….. I have a lot work to do. I’ll call you this afternoon.
Renata : ……………………. Take care.
Talita : Thanks. You too.
Activity 9 Match the situations in column A, with the proper expressions in column B.
A B
1. You greet your teacher at 1 p.m.
2. Lita meets an old friend.
3. A teacher greets her students.
4. Someone opens a speech at 7 p.m.
5. You meet your classmate.
6. A receptionist welcomes a guest at 10 a.m.
7. You part with a friend after school.
8. A TV presenter closes her evening’s program.
9. You end a conversation with a friend.
10. A Mommy takes her little son to bed. a. Hello, Rena. Nice to see you again.
b. Thank you for joining us. Good night.
c. Sorry. I really must go now.
d. Good afternoon, ma’am.
e. Good morning, class.
f. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
g. Good morning, sir.
h. Good night. Sweet dream.
i. How are you today?
j. Bye. See you tomorrow.
Activity 10 Work with your partner to discuss about the answers for the questions below.
1. How do you feel on the first day in your new school?
2. Do you know what to do?
3. How do you know about where to go or who to ask if you have problems?
Activity 11 Read the passage below.
Good morning.
Welcome to St. Raphael Vocational School and a warm welcome to the new students joining our school community. We are pleased that you have chosen our International Standard School. This is our third year of being an International Standard School with the character of fostering not only a challenging academic environment, but a safe and discipline school concept, where student’s individual potential and talents are encouraged. Please review our Handbook to finds some useful information regarding our school procedures and policies. The staff of St. Raphael Vocational School looks forward to sharing another great year in partnership with you. We are happy to have you with us.
Activity 12 Answer these questions based on the text above.
1. Where do you likely read this kind of text?
2. What is the purpose of publishing this text?
3. How long has this institution got the new status?
4. What are the characteristics of this school?
5. How do you get the information about the school regulations?
Activity 13
A. Find the words in the text which has similar meaning with the words below.
1. friendly : _______________________ 2. society : ________________________
3. surrounding : ____________________ 4. refer to : ________________________
5. beneficial : ______________________
B. Open your dictionary. Find the synonym of the following words.
1. fostering : ______________________ 2. regarding : _____________________
3. concept : ______________________ 4. encourage : ____________________
5. look forward : ____________________
Activity 14 Work with your partner. Compose a dialogue based on the situation below. Then, act it out before the class.
You are at the bus stop, waiting for a bus to take you home from school. You meet an old friend of yours, Rima. You say hello to her and ask her about her school. In the middle of the conversation you see the bus coming. You say good bye to Rima and wish that you will see her again soon.
Activity 15 Look at the greeting card below and observe what is written on it. Then, make a similar greeting card yourself on the computer. Insert a clip art or down load a picture from the internet and write down the message as you wish. Print it out and submit it to your teacher.
Hi Tita. It’s just a warm greeting to wish you luck today.
Love, Rena
Section Two : Introducing Yourself and Other Person
Activity 16 Look at the picture and answer these questions.
1. What do you think the two people are doing? 2. Who are they?
3. Where are they? 4. What are they saying to each other
Activity 17 Keep you book closed. Listen to your teacher and guess when the expressions are used. Then open your book. Listen to your teacher again and repeat after him.
1. That’s Baskara. Do you know him? 2. Baska, this is a friend of mine.
3. Hello. Pleased to meet you. 4. I don’t think we have met.
5. Nice to meet you. 6. Let me introduce you to Mr. Hardono.
7. How do you do? 8. Hi. I’m Rafael Romero.
9. May I introduce myself? 10. Glad to meet you, too.
Activity 18 Open your book. Listen to your teacher and repeat each expression your teacher says. After that, practice speaking the dialogues with your partner.
1. Talita : That’s Baskara. Do you know him?
Renata : No, I don’t.
Talita : Hello, Baska.
Baskara : Hello, Lita.
Talita : Baska, this is a friend of mine, Renata Simamora.
Baskara : Hello. Pleased to meet you.
Renata : Hi, pleased to meet you too.
2. Baskara : Excuse me. I don’t think we have met, I’m Baskara.
Renata : Hello. I’m Renata.
Baskara : Nice to meet you, Renata.
Renata : Nice to meet you.
3. Talita : Mr. Iskandar, let me introduce you to Mr. Hardono of Java Tour. Mr. Hardono, this
is Mr. Smith, our Marketing Manager.
Mr. Iskandar : How do you do?
Mr.Hardono : How do you do? It’s very nice to meet you.
Mr. Iskandar : It’s nice to meet you too
4. Talita : I’m sorry. I don’t think we’ve met. My name is Talita Yuwono.
Rafael : Hi. I’m Rafael Romero. I’m a new member in this gym. I’m pleased to meet you.
Talita : Pleased to meet you too. Have you met the other members?
Rafael : Not yet. You are the first.
Talita : Come with me, then. I’ll introduce you to them.
Rafael : Thanks. I appreciate that.
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Introducing oneself Responses
– Hi, I’m Baskara.
– Hello, my name’s Baskara.
– Good evening. My name is Baskara.
– May I introduce myself? I’m Baskara.
– Let me introduce myself. My name is Baskara.
– How do you do? My name is Baskara. – Hi, I’m Renata. Glad to meet you.
– Hello. My name’s Renata. Pleased
to meet you.
– Good evening. I’m Renata. How do you do?
– How do you do? My name is Renata. Nice to meet you.
Introducing others Responses
– Do you know Baskara?
– Have you met Baskara?
– This is a friend of mine, Renata.
– Baska this is Rena, my friend.
– May I introduce our new member, Mr. Rafael Romero?
– Please allow me to introduce our new District Manager.
– Let me introduce you to Mr. Iskandar our Marketing Manager. Mr. Iskandar, this is Mr.
Hermawan from Borneo Plantation
Company. – No, I don’t think so.
– No, I haven’t.
– Hi, glad to meet you. I’m Renata.
– Hello, Renata. Pleased to meet you.
– I’m glad to know you.
– It’s nice to meet you.
– How do you do?
– How do you do? It’s very nice to meet you.
Activity 19 With your partner, complete these dialogues using the expressions you have learned and practice speaking them out.
1. Talita : That’s Baskara ………………………?
Renata : No, I haven’t.
Talita : Hi, Baska. How’s everything?
Baskara : …………………………………………………..?
Talita : …………….., thanks. Baska, ……………………, Renata.
Baskara : Hi, ………………………………….., Renata.
Renata : …………………………………..
2. Rafael : Excuse me, ……………………………. My name is Rafael Romero.
Talita : How do you do, Mr. Romero? ………….. ………………
Rafael : ……………………….., Ms.Yuwono? …………….. ………………….
Talita : Me, too. Are you a new employee here?
Rafael : Yes, I am. I’ve just moved from the main office.
Talita : ………………………………, then.
3. Mr. Iskandar : Good morning, Mr. Hardono. How are you?
Mr. Hardono : …………………………. How about you?
Mr. Iskandar : ……………………….. I don’t think you have met my secretary, Ms. Talita Yuwono.
Talita, this is Mr. Hardono.
Mr. Hardono : …………………………?
Talita : …………………………………………………? ………………………………
Mr. Hardono : …………………………………
Activity 20 Read the text below. : Read the text below.
Good afternoon, fellows. May I introduce myself? My name is Rafael Romero. Just call me Rafa. I was born in Mexico, but my parents moved to the USA when I was young, so I’m an American. I speak both English and Spanish. I come to Indonesia to learn about the culture because I like dancing traditional dances. I dream to be a professional dancer one day. I live in Bantul, a small town southward Yogyakarta. I’m glad to know you all and hope that I can get help from you especially in speaking Indonesian. Thank you.
Activity 21 Answer the following questions based on the text above.
1. Who is introducing himself? 2. Where was he born?
3. Where do his parents live? 4. Does he speak Spanish?
5. What does he do in Indonesia? 6. Is he a student or a teacher?
7. Does he like dancing traditional or modern dances? 8. What does he want to be?
9. Where is Bantul located? 10. What does he expect from his new friends?
Activity 22 Work in a group of three. Practice introducing.
1. Your new friend to your old friend. 2. Your friend to your mother.
Activity 23 On a piece of paper, please write a speech of introduction about yourself. Mention as much information as you can. Include your name, address, family, hobby, and your future plan. Then act it out in front of your friends.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
1. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
Activity 24 With your partner, study the following explanation.
In the previous activities you learned these expressions.
1. I am Baskara. 2. Let me introduce you to Mr. Smith.
3. Renata is my friend. 4. Renata is a friend of mine.
The underlined parts are personal pronouns.
This table shows the complete forms.
Activity 25 In pairs, practice using Personal Pronouns to answer the following questions. Use the underlined word or words as the clue. Do like the examples.Then, continue making questions and answer by using your own idea
Question Answer Question Answer
Are you a room boy?
Do the guests stay in the hotel?
Does the bank open at 8?
Is Mr. Iskandar your boss?
……………………? Yes, I am.
No, ……
Yes, …
No, ….
……
…………
……… Do you know Mrs. Iskandar?
Do you have the receipt with you?
Do you see the manager
somewhere?
Do you live with your parents?
………………………………? Yes, I know her.
No, I don’t have …. with me.
Yes, I see …. in the lobby.
No, …………………….
…………………………
Question Answer:
Possessive adjective Answer:
Possessive Pronoun
Is it your coat, sir?
Is that their baggage?
Is this Mr. Azis’ car?
Is it my pen?
……………………………?
……………………………? Yes, it’s my coat.
No, that isn’t ……………..
Yes, ………………………
No, ……………………….
……………………………
…………………………… Yes, it’s mine.
No, ………………………
Yes, ………………………
No, ………………………
…………………………..
…………………………
A. THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE: TO BE
Activity 26 With your partner, study the following explanation.
In the previous learning activities, you found the expressions below.
1. How are you? 2. I’m fine, thanks.
3. How is your family? 4. They are very well, thank you.
5. These are my friends, Surya and Nyoman. They are waiters.
The underlined words are TO BE, A sentence in English always requires a verb. The Construction is Subject + Verb. In case we talk about situation, existence, condition, identification, location, profession, and nationality or when there is no physical norintellectual activity, we should use the verb TO BE.
This table shows the forms of TO BE :
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE
Full Short Full Short INTERROGATIVE
I am
You are
He is
She is
It is
We are
They are
This is
That is I’m
You’re
He’s
She’s
It’s
We’re
They’re
–
That’s I am not
You are not
He is not
She is not
It is not
We are not
They are not
This is not
That is not –
You aren’t
He isn’t
She isn’t
It isn’t
We aren’t
They aren’t
This isn’t
That isn’t Am I?
Are you?
Is he?
Is she?
Is it?
Are we?
Are they?
Is this?
Is that?
Activity 27 Work in pairs to find out the negative and interrogative forms of the sentences below.
POSITIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I am late.
You are busy.
He is in his office.
She is a programmer.
It is OK.
We are ready.
They are at the lobby.
This is your luggage.
That is Mr. Hardono.
Activity 28 Fill in the blanks with the appropriate forms of TO BE.
1. This ….. Rumpita Hotel. It ….. a business hotel. I ….. the marketing manager. My name ….. Toni
Sartono. There ….. 40 double rooms and 20 single rooms in our hotel. There ….. a restaurant
where you can have breakfast. We ….. glad to welcome you in our hotel.
2. Those pretty girls ….. Talita and Renata. They ….. employees of Rumpita Hotel. ….. they at the
same department? No, they ….. Talita ….. a receptionist and Renata ….. a waitress.
3. What ….. your name? What ….. your address? These questions ….. often asked to you in an
interview. There ….. a lot more questions possibly asked, such as: where …… your parents? What
….. your father’s name? ….. your mother a house wife? ….. you a graduate of a vocational school?
And many more. The answer for the last question might be: Yes, I ….. if you are a graduate of a
vocational school or: No, I ….. if you aren’t
B. THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE: VERB 1
Activity 29 With your partner, study the following explanation.
In the previous learning activities, you found the expressions below:
1. I live in Bantul. 2. We have a new member.
3. Do you know Baskara? 4. I don’t think we have met.
When talking about facts (they stay the same for a long time) and habits (they happen again and again) we use THE SIMPLE PRESENT. The verb is the simple form of verb. In positive form, when the subject is a third singular person (Talita, she, he) and it suffix s/esis added to the verb. In negative and interrogative, does is used for the third singular person, and do is used for the others. it), suffix s/es is added to the verb. In negative and interrogative, does is used for the third singular person, and do is used for the others.
Look at the examples.
1. Talita works in Rumpita Hotel
2. She has the competency to perform well at work.
3. Does she speak English?
4. Certainly, but she doesn’t speak Japanese.
5. We live in Indonesia.
6. More people stay in our hotel on weekends.
7. They usually come with their family.
8. Do they always spend much money in the hotel restaurant?
9. No. They usually don’t spend much money on food.
10. A receptionist welcomes guests in a hotel or an office.
Notes:
1. In positive form, when the subject is a third singular person (Talita, she, he, it), suffixs/es is added to the verb.
2. In negative and interrogative, does is used for the third singular person, and do is used for the others.
Activity 30 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct forms.
1. The chemist ……………… (not sell) drugs without doctor’s prescription.
2. What time ………… the film in theatre 3 ………….. (begin)?
3. . ……….. you …………… (have) your identity card with you?
4. I’m sorry, sir. We ……………….. (not give) discount for payment by credit card.
5. The restaurant …………………… (not serve) Indonesian food. It’s a Chinese restaurant.
6. How long …………… it …………….. (take) to fly to Surabaya?
7. Tourists always ……………………. (enjoy) the tour Dieng plateau.
8. . …….. the service station ……………( open) on Sunday?
9. What ……… an office boy ……………… (do) in an office?
10. The students’ orchestra always ………………. (perform) well at the concert
Activity 31 Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the questions. Use the table below to answer. Number 1 is as your model.
a. I’m sorry, we don’t allow children under twelve.
b. I’m afraid we don’t accept personal check.
c. They run every an hour.
d. It closes at 4 in the afternoon.
e. We sell toilet articles in our hotel store.
f. It opens at 9 in the morning.
g. It costs forty five thousand rupiah.
h. They leave from the main entrance.
i. Certainly, we take most credit cards.
j. We don’t charge for making travel arrangement.
1. Student A : Where does the airport bus go from?
Student B : They leave from the main entrance.
2. Student A : What time does the restaurant open?
Student B : __________________________
3. Student B : When does the bank close?
Student A : __________________________
4. Student A : Do you accept payment by credit card?
Student B : __________________________
5. Student B : Can I have my five year-old son with me to the theatre?
Student A : I’m sorry, ____________________
6. Student A : If I ask you to book me a ticket, how much will you add to my bill?
Student B : __________________________
7. Student B : How often do Trans-Jakarta buses go?
Student A : __________________________
8. Student A : Where can I buy a toothbrush?
Student B : __________________________
9. Student B : Can I pay by check?
Student A : __________________________
10. Student A : How much is breakfast?
Student B : __________________________
Section Three : Expressing Thanking
Activity 32 Look at the picture and answer the questions.
1. What is the boy doing? 2. What is he probably saying? 3. How is the girl responding?
Activity 33 Keep your book closed. Listen to your teacher. Then open your book. Listen to your teacher again and repeat after him.
1. Thanks a lot. 2. It’s very nice.
3. I’m glad you like it. 4. It’s very kind of you to help me to find my luggage.
5. You’re welcome. 6. I’m glad I could help.
7. Thanks for taking me home. 8. That’s alright.
9. I really appreciate your visiting us. 10. It was my pleasure.
Activity 34 Open your book. Listen to your teacher and repeat each expression your teacher says. After that, practice speaking the dialogues with your partner.
1. Baskara : These flowers are for you.
Talita : Thanks a lot. They’re very nice.
Baskara : You’re welcome.
2. Talita : Thank you for the brooch you gave me for the birthday gift. It’s just what I wanted.
Renata : I’m glad you like it.
3. Talita : Thanks for taking me home.
Baskara : That’s OK.
4. Guest : It was very kind of you to help me to find my luggage.
Talita : It was my pleasure
Activity 35 Study this explanation.
EXPLANATORY NOTES
A. When someone gives you something
Thanking Responses
– Thanks (a lot).
– Thank you very much (followed by):
– It’s very nice/ beautiful.
– It’s just what I want.
– But you really didn’t have to / You
shouldn’t have (if the gift is not expected) – You are welcome.
– No problem.
– It’s OK/alright.
– Don’t mention it.
– I’m glad you like it
B. When someone does a favor or helps you
Thanking Responses
– Thanks (a lot) for your help.
– Thanks (a lot) for helping me.
– I really appreciate your help.
– It was very kind of you to help me.
– I’m very grateful to you for your visit.
– I’m very grateful to you for inviting me. – You are welcome.
– No problem.
– That’s OK/ alright.
– Never mind.
– Forget it.
– Any time.
– Think nothing of it.
– I’m glad I could help.
– Don’t mention it.
– It was my pleasure/ My pleasure.
– It’s no trouble at all.
Activity 36 With your partner, complete these dialogues using the expressions you have learned and practice speaking them out.
1. Baskara : This is a little gift I bought for you.
Talita : ………………………………, ………………
2. Renata : …………………… your helping me finish the weekly report.
Baskara : ……………………………………….
3. Receptionist : …………………… staying with us in our hotel.
Renata : ………………………………………….
4. Mrs. Iskandar : ……………………….. invite us for the wonderful dinner.
Mrs. Hermawan : ………………………. I hope you’ll come and see us again.
Mrs. Iskandar : ………………………………………………..
Activity 37 Work in pairs to express thanking and the response for the following things. Number 1 is as your model.
Example: Student A : Thanks a lot of your lovely present.
Student B : You’re welcome.
1. a lovely present 2. a kind invitation 3. a useful souvenir
4. kind hospitality 5. repairing your bicycle
Activity 38 Look at the thanking card below and observe what is written on it. Then, make a similar thanking card yourself on the computer. Insert a clip art or down load a picture from the internet and write down a thanking note to your friend who gave you a cute white T-shirt. Print it out and submit it to your teacher.
Dear Mrs. Hermawan,
Rudi and I just received the Chinese dinner set you sent us for our wedding present. It is gorgeous, and it matches our dining table. We will think of you each time we use it.
Thank you so very much.
Regards,
Dwita
Activity 39 Arrange this jumbled dialogue. It’s the review of what you have learned about greeting, introducing, and thanking as well.
a. Ari : Not bad. Are you alone?
b. Ari : I am glad you like it.
c. Isti : Thank you, and thanks for your gift too. I really like it.
d. Ari : Pleased to meet you, Siska.
e. Isti : By the way, did you have a good time at my party yesterday, Ri?
f. Ari : Hi, Isti. How is everything?
g. Isti : No, I’m with my cousin, Siska. Let me introduce you to her. Siska this is my friend, Ari.
h. Ari : Of course. I enjoyed it very much. It was wonderful.
i. Siska : Glad to see you too.
j. Isti : Fine, thanks. And you?
Activity 40 In pairs, compose a free dialogue which includes expressions used for Greetings, Introducing, Thanking and Leave taking.The situation is in an office. Use the flow of
conversasion in activity 39 as your model. After that, act it out before the class.
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