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Selasa, 15 Mei 2012

CHAPTER 18 DIRECTION

CHAPTER 18

DIRECTION

A. Conversation

Looking for the Cinema

You : Excuse me. Could you tell me where the XXI Cinema is, please?

Man : XXI? Let me see. Oh, yes, it is in Surabaya Town Square, opposite the Hotel.

You : Is that near here?

Man : Oh yes, it’s just around the corner.

B. Department Store Guide

1^st Floor	Books – Records – Games – Cameras – Electrical Equipment
2^nd Floor	Men’s Clothing – Children’s Clothing
3^rd Floor	Women’s Clothing – Jewellery – Women’s Shoes
4^th Floor	Furniture – Household Items – Bedroom – Supplies - Carpets

Work with your partner. Ask for these things and use the following model:

A : Do you sell …………………..? Men’s Shoes

B : Yes, they are in the ………………. section. Children’s Coats

A : Where’s that, please? Cameras

B : It’s on the ………………… Knives and Forks

Watches

Curtains

Ties

Bad Sheets

C. Showing Location

Pair Work. Make a short dialogue about showing the location of the following places:

Where’s the….

a. Sheraton Hotel

b. Supermarket

c. Laundromat

d. Library

e. Gym

f. Bus Stop

Keywords:

… across the street from the bank

… on First Street.

… next to Gas Station.

… near the movie theater on Second.

… on the corner of Elm and Third.

… opposite the Post Office

CHAPTER 17 INVITATION, REFUSAL, AND ACCEPTANCES

CHAPTER 17

INVITATION, REFUSAL, AND ACCEPTANCES

A. Touchy Topics

In Canada and the United states, people enjoy entertaining at home. They often invite friends over for a meal, a party, or just for coffee and conversation. Here are the kinds of things people say when they invite someone to their home:

“Would you like to come over for dinner Saturday night?”

“Hey, we’re having a party on Friday. Can you come?”

To reply to an invitation, either say thank you and accept, or say you are sorry and give an excuse:

“Thanks, I’d love to. What time would you like me to come?” or

“Oh, sorry. I have tickets for a movie.”

Sometimes, however, people use expression that sound like invitations, but which are not real invitation. For example:

“Please come over for a drink sometime.”

“Let’s get together for lunch soon.”

“Why don’t you come over and see us sometime?”

These are really just polite ways of ending conversation. They are not real invitation because they do not mention a specific time or date. They just show that person is trying to be friendly. To reply the expressions like these, people just say:

“Sure, that would be great!”

“OK, yes, thanks.”

So, next time you hear what sounds like invitations, listen carefully. Is it a real invitation or is the person just being friendly?

B. List of Invitations, Refusal, and Acceptances

Invitations

Giving invitation	Accepting	Rejecting
- Will / Would you …? - Can / could you …? - Would you mind …? - Let’s …!	- I’d be glad to - My pleasure - Okay	- That’s interesting, but sorry - Sorry, I can’t

Appointments

Making appointment	Accepting	Breaking
- Can we meet … ? - What about …? - How about …?	- That’s okay / alright - It’s deal - Okay, I’ll be there	- Sorry, I must … - Sorry, I can’t ,make it

C. Construct a dialog with your partner with the following diagram!

A B

Meet and greet à Respond

Invite to do something à Accept invitation

Make appointment à Accept appointment

Excuse à Respond

Senin, 14 Mei 2012

CHAPTER 16 SOME IMPORTANT CONSONANTS Part I: Silent Letters

CHAPTER 16

SOME IMPORTANT CONSONANTS

Part I: Silent Letters

The following words all contain silent letters. Pronounce and underline the silent letters like this:

Examples: honest flight

castle

daughter

hour

listen

designer

could

knife

answer

comb

autumn

would

foreigner

handsome

tomb

knight

yacht

Wednesday

receipt

Christmas

write

suit

half

sword

often

Check and repeat the words. Make sure that you do not pronounce the silent letters!

Practice

Pronounce these sentences correctly!

The handsome foreigner listened to my daughter.
The white whales swim under my yacht.
Could I have a receipt for that?
They found an iron sword in the knight’s tomb.
I couldn’t find the answer

Work on your own

Make sentences as many of the words contain silent letters above as you can!

CHAPTER 14

FAVORITE ACTIVITY ON HOLIDAY

A. Conversation

Asking about holiday

Candy : Did you have a nice holiday, Cain?

Cain : Yes, thanks.

Candy : What did you do?

Cain : Well, I went to a film and had a game of tennis with my friends. How about you?

Candy : Fine, thanks. Some friends were visiting from out of town. So I showed them around.

B. Ways to say it

A : Did you have a nice holiday? B : Yes, thanks

How was your holiday? Fine, thanks

What was your holiday?

A : What did you do on your holiday? B : I went to a film

Where did you go on your holiday? I stayed at home and watched TV

Did you do anything on your holiday?

A : Were there a lot of people there? B : Yes, there were

No, there were not

A : Was there much rain while you were there? B : Yes, there was

No, there was not

B. Use the example above in the dialogues below!

A : Did you do anything on the last holiday?

B : Yes, …………………………………….

A : Really, and how ……………………….?

B : ………………………………………….

A : And were there many ..………………..?

B : ………………………………………….

A : What ……………………. last Sunday?

B : …………………………………………

A : Did you? What movie …………………?

B : ………………………………………….

A : Oh yes. And was it …………………….?

B : ………………………………………….

C. Practice to talk each other about picnic or vacation you have been. Mention the following:

where you went, when, and who you went with
what time you left
how you got there
what time you arrived at the place
what you did there
what time you came back
how you enjoyed the day

CHAPTER 13 DESCRIBING SOMEONE

CHAPTER 13

DESCRIBING SOMEONE

A. Example: Describing a Robber

Police : Did you get a good looking at the robber, Sir?

Jack : Yes! He was a tall man about thirty to thirty-five and he was wearing dark glasses.

Police : What else was he wearing?

Jack : He was wearing a cap, an old jacket, and dark trousers.

Police : And was he carrying anything?

Jack : Yes, he was carrying a small bag.

B. Ways to say it

Ø Identifying someone by age

A : How old is he? B : He is between thirty-five and forty

He is about twenty

Ø Identifying someone by dress

A : What is he wearing? B : He is wearing glasses

He is wearing an old jacket

He is wearing a brown sweater

Which one is Mrs. Roberts? She is the one wearing a long skirt

She is the one wearing red dress

Which is Mr. Roberts? He is the one wearing a white shirt

He is the one wearing a jacket

Ø Identifying someone by appearance

A : Which one is your brother? B : He is the one with long brown hair

He is the one with glasses

He is the one with mustache

What does your sister look like? She is the tall girl

She is rather fat woman

She is dark woman

Ø Asking information using description

A : Who is the man standing near the door? That is Mr. Johnson

Who is the man holding a glass? That is my Dad

Who is the girl sitting on the couch? That is my cousin

Who is the girl next to your Mom? That is my sister

C. Practice; Adam saw a man steal a purse and he is describing the thief to the policeman. Complete the information in the form below and retell the description!

DESCRIPTION OF THE SUSPECT

Age : ……………………………………………………………………………….
Height : ……………………………………………………………………………….
Weight : ……………………………………………………………………………….
Color of hair : ……………………………………………………………………………….
Color of eyes : ……………………………………………………………………………….
What he was wearing : ………………………………………………………………………