i hope this is very useful for an english teacher

1. By Desi susilawati,S.Pd

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5. Answer the
questions :
1. What are the people doing?
2. What is she/he probably
saying?
3. How is the man/women
responding?
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6. Read the following dialogue !
Slamet : Candra, I’ve got a news for you.
Candra : Good news ? What’s that Slamet ?
Slamet : Congratulation! You’ve got a scholarship
to study in Singapore!
Candra : Really? Thank you. But … how did you
know it?
Slamet : Our principal told me about it. Now he is
waiting for you in his office.He wants to
tell you the news in person.
Candra : Thanks God. I still can’t believe it is true.
You know, many smart and talented
students competed in getting the scholarship.
Slamet : Maybe you’re right, but you just deserve
it. You are the best student in this school
Candra : Thank you.
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7. Answer the questions based on the
dialogue above !
1. What is the dialogue about ?
2. Where does the dialogue possibly
take place?
3. Why does the principal wait for
Candra in his office?
4. What does Candra feel when he
heard the news? Why?
5. Slamet says,’you are the best
student in this school.” What does
it mean?
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8. Thanking ?
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9. When someones gives you something
• Thanking • Responses
- Thanks (a lot). - You are welcome.
- Thank you very much - No problem.
(followed by):
- It’s very nice/
- It’s OK/alright.
beautiful. - Don’t mention it.
- It’s just what I want. - I’m glad you like it
- But you really didn’t
have to / You
shouldn’t have (if the
gift is not
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10. When someone does a favor or helps you
Thanking Responses
- Thanks (a lot) for your help. • You are welcome.
- Thanks (a lot) for helping me. • No problem.
- I really appreciate your help. • That’s OK/ alright.
- It was very kind of you to • Never mind.
help • Forget it.
me. • Any time.
- I’m very grateful to you for • Think nothing of it.
your • I’m glad I could help.
visit. • Don’t mention it.
- I’m very grateful to you for • It was my pleasure/ My
inviting me. pleasure.
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12. COMPLIMENT
-You are such a nice
boy.
-You are such a nice
girl.
-You are my best
friend.
-You are a great mom.
I love you.
-You are a great dad. I
love you.
-You are such a
wonderful person.
-You’ve given me so
much help.
-You’ve shown me
great kindness.
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13. In pairs, have a short dialogue with your
classmate. Use expressions of thanking and
responding to thanks.
1. You thank your classmate for picking you
up while your brother was still working.
2. You thank your mother for cooking your
favourite cake.
3. You thank your classmate for
accompanying you to buy a book of foreign
folktales.
4. You thank your sister for helping you take
care of your novel collection.
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14. Cult
In the United
ural
Kingdom, whenever you have
been a guest in a Tips
home, you
should defenitely send a
handwritten
thank-you note. Indeed, it is a
thoughtful gesture to thank
your hosts in writing for any
hospitality,
even a short drinks party.
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15. Thank
you
HAVE A GOOD DAY GUYS
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