3.

1 mengidentifikasi fungsi sosial, struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan teks

interaksi interpersonal lisan dan tulis yang melibatkan tindakan menyapa,
berpamitan, mengucapkan terimakasih, dan meminta maaf, serta
menanggapinya, sesuai dengan konteks penggunaannya

Bubble gelembung

Bye-bye selamat jalan

Evening malam hari

Fine baik

Following mengikuti

Good afternoon selamat sore

Good evening selamat malam

Good morning selamat pagi

Good night selamat tidur, sampai jumpa

Goodbye selamat jalan

Headache sakit kepala

How are you bagaimana kabar anda

How do you do salam formal yang ditujukan saat pertama kali

Leave-taking ucapan perpisahan

Look at melihat dengan seksama

Morning pagi

Nice to meet you Senang bertemu dengan anda.

Night malam

Noon tengah hari

Picture gambar

Recording rekaman

Response jawaban/balasan
See you sampai jumpa

Sore throat sakit tenggorokan

Stomach ache sakit perut

Toothache sakit gigi

Useful berguna

a recording studio.

Do the exercises serve any useful purpose?

I ate too much and got a terrible stomach ache.

I've got terrible toothache.

soap bubbles

I had a terrible headache

We need quick response.

I felt terrible last night but I feel fine this morning.

Can you look at my essay sometime?

Following the dinner, there will be a dance.

This TV gives a very sharp picture.

The train gets in just before noon.

What's our schedule for this morning?

What time do you usually get home in the evening?

I slept really badly last night.

Good morning! How are you?

Good afternoon, everyone.

She said goodbye to all her friends and left.

Bye-bye, see you tomorrow.

Good evening. Welcome!

Well, good night - sleep well.

Bright
Look at the following pictures. Listen and repeat.

Morning

Noon

Evening

Night

Listen and practise.

Lia : Good morning, sir.

Mr. Widi : Good morning, Lia.

Firman : Good afternoon, Ms Hidayah.

Ms Hidayah : Good afternoon, Firman.

Firman : Good afternoon, Lia.

Lia : Good afternoon, Firman.

Lia : Goodbye, Firman.

Firman : Bye-bye, Lia.

Lia : Good evening, Ms Hidayah.

Ms Hidayah : Good evening, Lia.

Hendrik : Good night, mum and da.

Parents : Good night, Yuda.

Listen and practise.

Good morning. How do you do?

Good afternoon. Nice to meet you.

Good evening. Nice to meet you, too.

Good night. See you.

Hi See you, too.

Hello. See you later.

How are you? Bye!

I’m fine, thanks. Bye-bye!

I’m very well, thank you. And you?

Greeting Responses

Informal Hi Hi

Hello Hello

How are you? I’m fine

How’s life? Fine. Thanks

How’s everything? Very well. Thank you

How’re you doing? Great!

I’m OK

Not so bad

I’m sad

I don’t feel very happy

I’m not feeling very well

 I’ve got a headache

I’ve got a stomachache

I’ve got a toothache

Formal How are you? I’m fine. Thank you

I’m very well. Thank you

How do you do? How do you do?

Note: How do you do is used when you greet a person at a first-time meeting. You use this in
a very formal situation.

We do not always fell well. Here are some useful expressions to tell people that you are
not feeling well.

I’m sad.

I don’t fell very happy.

I’m not felling very well.

I’ve got a headache.

I’ve got stomach ache.

I’ve got toothache.

What do you think the boy and the woman are saying? Work in pairs. Fill in the
bubbles with sentences from the box. Listen to the recording to check your answer.

I’m fine. Thank you. Goobye, Ms Hidayah. How are you?

Fine, thanks. And you? Good afternoon, Ms Hidayah.

Good afternoon, Firman. Goodbye, Firman.

Listen to the recording and complete the following conversations. Then practise the
conversations in pairs.

Dialog 1
Rio : Tia, hi, (1) _____________?

Tia : Hello, I’m fine. (2) _____________?

Rio : (3) _____________. I have a sore throat.

Tia : I’m sorry to hear that.

Rio : (4) _____________.

Tia : I have to go. (5) _____________ of yourself, bye.

Rio : Goodbye, Tia.

Dialog 2

Tiara : Hi, Leo, where have you been?

Leo : What a surprise! I haven’t seen you for ages. (6) _____________?

Tiara : (7) _____________. How about you?

Leo : I finally have some free time. (8) _____________.

You can also say hello and goodgye by texting or writing a message. Here is an exampl:

Hi Aryo,

I’m going to leave Madura on Sunday.

See you next week!

Hi intan,

Have a great trip.

Please send my regards to your parents.

Listen to the words. Then circle the letters that represent the vowel sound /i/ as in Bill.

1. morning 4. in 7. happy 9. evening

2. is 5. fine 8.sir 10. see
3. sick 6. night
Find the meaning of the words or phrases below in bahasa Indonesia.

1. morning 6. Take care!

2. afternoon 7. I’m sorry to hear that.
3. evening 8. Nice to meet you.
4. night 9. Thanks.
5. Goodbye 10. See you!

Put the sentences into the correct order. Then practise the dialogues.

___________ Students : Fine, thanks. And you?

___________ Teacher : Good morning, class.

___________ Students : Good morning, Ms Hidayah.

___________ Teacher : How are you today?

___________ Teacher : I’m fine, too. Thank you.

___________ Lia : Great. Anyway, I have a class. I have to go now. Goodbye,

Salma!

___________ Salma : Bye-bye Lia!

___________ Lia : Hi, Salma! How are you doing?

___________ Salma : Not bad. Thanks. How about you?

___________ Hendrik : Have a nice weekend, sir.

___________ Hendrik : Goodbye, Mr Bayu.

___________ Mr Bayu : You, too.

___________ Mr Bayu : Goodbye, Hendrik.

Find the response for the following short messages. Draw lines between them.

1. How are you, Hendra? a. Morning, Yuzzi.

How’s your study? We miss you so Thanks. Yes, a day full of happiness and
much. blessings. Amen.

2. Good morning, all. b. Dear Mom and Dd,

Hope we are full of spirit today. I’m doing fine here.I’m so busy right now.
I miss you too.

3. Dear Ms Fatma, c. Hi Rudi a all,

Are you felling better today? Glad to meet you too. Yes, we are going to
Get well soon. We miss you. have fun with a lot of activities.

4. Dear Dona, d. Oh, so soon? Well, OK, take care.

I’m sorry I must leave the meeting
now.

5. Dear Mr Ocha, e. Thank you little buddies.

We are so pleased to meet you. I’m getting better and I’ be back a few
We hope we can discuss a lot of days. See you soon.
things with you.
(Rudy and all students of 7B)

Work in pairs. Complete the following dialogue. Then practise it.

Linda : _________________________, Asti?

Asti : Good evening.

Linda : _________________________?

Asti : Great! And you?

Linda : _________________________.
Think of the most suitable responses to the following phrases.

How are you doing? _________________________

How do you do? _________________________

Pleased to meet you. _________________________

It was nice meeting you. _________________________

Have a nice day. _________________________

See you next week. _________________________

I hope to see you again. _________________________

Work in pairs. Make a dialogue that involves greeting and leave-taking. One of you
pretends to be the teacher. Then practise it.

You : ___________________________________________________

Your teacher : ___________________________________________________

You : ___________________________________________________

Your teacher : ___________________________________________________

You : ___________________________________________________

Your teacher : ___________________________________________________

Bupena 1
Look at the pictures. How do the people in the pictures greet each other?
 Good morning Good afternoon Good evening Good night

Good evening

Good morning

Good night

Good evening

Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks in the dialogs with the expressions in the box.
 Man : Good morning. Woman : Thank you for picking up the
Boy : 1. ………………………. cloth. 3. ……………………….
Man : Could you tell me where the post Man : 4. ……………………….
office is?
Boy : Over there, near the bank.
Man : 2. ……………………….
Boy : You are welcome.

Alex : I am very sorry.

Andi : 5. ……………………….

Good morning

Thanks a lot

It is very kind of you

You are welcome

No problem

Read the dialogs and choose the best rensponses.

Boni : How are you today?

Bila : ………………..

The day is fine

You are welcome

Today is Wednesday

Fine. How about you?

Boy : How do you do, Mrs. Taylor?

Woman : ……………………………..

How do you do, Nick?

I’m fine. Thank you.

You are very kind.

Sit down here.

Boy : How’s life, Ana?

Girl : …………………

I’m happy to know it.

I live on Jl. Setiabudi.

Well, It’s just so-so.

Where do you live?

Diana : Goodbye, Shanti

Shanti : ………………

Goodbye, Diana

Good Morning

Nice

Fine
Woman : Good night, sweetheart.

Girl : ………….

Yes, it is night.

You are sweet.

The tea is weet.

Good night, mom.

Boy : Here is your bag.

Girl : ……………………

Thank you

Over there

It is red

OK

Boy : Could you show me the way to the cafetaria, please?

Girl : It’s opposite the laboratory.

Boy : Thanks a lot.

Girl : …………………….

I’m sorry, I don’t know

You are welcome

No problem

My pleasure

Boy : I’m sorry I’m late, ma’am.

Teacher : …………………….

I’m happy to hear that

Nice to meet you

Don’t mention it

Nice to meet you

Anna : Thank you for lending me the book.

Tim : ……………………

Here you are

You are kidding

Don’t mention it

Nice to meet you

Tiare : Hey, you are stepping on my foot.

Donna : …………………………

Oh, I don’t know

Oh, I’m so sorry

Well, let me see

You are right

Girl :Oh my God! I broke the vase. I’m sorry.

Woman : …………….

You can do it again

Be careful next time

Oh, I’m fine

This is mine

Lani : I’m sorry I cannot come to your party tonight

Lina : ……..
Oh, I really want to you to come

Yes. The party is tonight

You make me happy

Here is the gift

Boy : Thank you, Sir

Man : ………..

You are welcome

You are right

Thank you

I like it

Boy : I’m sorry I didn’t do the homework. I really forgot

Teacher : …………………..

It’s OK. Just don’t do it again

The homework is difficult

The class will start soon

I’m sorry

Tina : Can you come to my house tonight?

Lina : ……………………………

Tina : No problem. I know you have a lot work to do.

I’m sorry, I’m bussy.

The house is close

Come to my house

You are beautiful tonight

Joni : Ton, you broke my toy car.

Toni : ……………..

Joni : It’s my favorite

Toni : I know. That’s my fault

I’m sorry for breaking it

Please show it to me

How did you do it

Come on

Hendrik : Salma, may I borrow your pen?

Salma : Sure, you can.

Hendrik : …………….., Salma.

Salama : Any time.

You are welcome

Don’t mention it

Thanks a lot

It’s fine

Lia : Are you free this afternoon?

Firman : Yes, Why?

Lia : Can you help me with my English homework?

Firman : Of course

Lia : Thanks a lot

Firman : …………………

Here it is
It’s alright

Don’t mention it

How do you do?

Salam : Thank you for ……………….

Firman : It’s nothing

Salma : because you did a lot for me, I’ll buy you a glass of orange juice

Firman : You came at the right time. I am thirsty. Thanks, Salma.

Helping me

Helps me

Help me

Helped

Teacher : please help me clean the board

Rendra : Alright, ma’am

Teacher : Thanks a lot. ………….

It is very kind of you

Don’t mention it

Are you OK?

I am fine

Work in pairs. Read the situations. Then create and act out simple dialogs based on
them.
 You meet your teacher in the hallway. You meet your friend in a bookstore in
the afternoon

You give your mother a gift They play football in the park

Scoring Rubric : Speaking (Greetings, Gratitude, and Apology)

Scores
Aspects Criteria
(1-5)
Content The speech covers all information needed
Language The student uses appropriate vocabulary and grammar needed by the
speech.
Pronunciation The student speaks with acceptable pronunciation and intonation
Fluency The student speaks fluently
Perfomance The student makes eye contact with his/her partner and uses
appropriate body language.
Total
Final Score (Total x 5)
Note:

1 = poor, 2 = average, 3 = good, 4 = excellent

Total score x 5 = Final Score

Choose the right answers for the situations

You meet your teacher in the morning. You greet him, . . .

“Goodbye, sir.”

“Good night, sir.”

“Good morning, sir.”

“Good afternoon, sir.”

You meet your friend’s father, Mr. Hari, in the afternoon. You greet him . . .

“Good afternoon, Mr. Hari.”

“Good evening, Mr. Hari.”

“Good night, Mr. Hari.”

“Goodbye, Mr. Hari.”

You meet your teacher in the evening. You greet her, . . .

“Good afternoon, ma’am.”

“Good evening, ma’am.”

“Good night, ma’am.”

“Goodbye, ma’am.”

Your brother wants to go to bed. He say to your mother . . .

“Good afternoon, ma’am.”

“Good morning, ma’am.”

“Good evening, ma’am.”

“Good night, ma’am.”

You want to go home. You tell your friends . . .

“Good afternoon, friends.”

“Good morning, friends.”

“Good evening, friends.”

“Goodbye, friends.”
Your friends come to your house. You say . . . .

“Hi, this is my house.”

“Hi, how do you do?”

“Hi, please come in.”

“Hi, who are you?”

Complete the following dialogue.

Rani : Hi, Ahmat.

Ahmat : Hi, Rani.

Rani : (11) . . . . ?

Ahmat : I’m not feeling well.

Rani : (12) . . . ?

Ahmat : I have sorethroat. It’s painful.

Rani : I’m sorry to hear that. (13) . . . , Ahmat.

Ahmat : Thanks.

a. How do you do

how are you

what is like

how is he

a. you have sorethroat

what’s the matter

how do you feel

you look painful

a. you never brush your teeth

you smell bad

go home now

get well soon

Mandiri 1
Expression

To greet and take leave

Greeting and leave-taking Response

Good morning. Good morning./Morning.
Good afternoon. Good afternoon./Afternoon.
Good evening. Good evening./Evening.
Good night. Good night./Night
How are you? Fine./I’m Fine./Great./Not bad.
How do you do? How do you do?
Hi! Hello./Hi.
Hello! Hello./Hi
How’s life? Not bad./Great./Never better.
How are you doing? Not bad./Great./Never better.
See you around! See you!
Goodbye! Bye!
See you tomorrow! See you!

To express gratitude (to thank)

Thanking Responses
Thank you for coming. Don’t mention it.
I’d like to thank you for your kindness. Not at all.
Thanks a lot. Any time.
Thank you. My pleasure.
Thanks. You’re welcome.

To apologise

Apologising Responses
Forgive me for breaking your glasses. That’s alright.
I’m sorry for being late. Never mind.
We apologise for the bad service. It’s OK.

Arrange the following words into good expressions.

for – Thanks – flowers – the – beautiful

you – hope – I – someday – to see

sorry – your – I’m – new novel – for losing

a – day – Have – great

you – Thank – dictionary – the – for

Thanks for the beautiful flowers.

I hope to see you someday.

I’m sorry for losing your new novel.

Have a great day.

Thank you for the dictionary.

Choose the correct words to complete the text below.

Thank Coming gift toothache for

To: Dinar
Sorry for not (1) ________ to your house today. I must see a dentist. I got (2) ________.
Alma

To : Aldo
(3) ________ you for the (4) ________. I like it very much.
Tim

To : Alim
Thanks (5) ________ the support and help.
Chairul

Coming

Toothache

Thank

Gift
For

Mandiri

Jack : Hi, Lisa, How are you?

Lisa : … And you?

Jack : I’m OK.

How do you do?

Fine, thanks.

Goodbye.

Yes, I am.

Diba : It’s 9 o’clock. It’s time to go to bed.

Mum : Good night, darling.

Diba : . . . Mum.

I love you, too,

Good evening,

I’m very well,

Good night,

Arya : Thanks for coming.

Nona : . . .

Coming soon.

My pleasure.

Let’s do it.

Thanks.

Father : Can you get me the newspaper?

Dana : . . .

Father : Thanks.

It’s not here.

No thanks.

Here it is.

I’m busy.

Rudy : I’m sorry for losing your pencil, Anita.

Anita : . . . Just, don’t do it again.

Rudy : I promise I will not.

You are right

It’s alright

I’m sad

Never

Laura : Hello, Ina. Are you coming to the English lub this afternoon?

Ina : Yes, I’m coming to the club this afternoon.

Laura : OK, then. See you there. Bye.

Ina :...

OK.

Bye.

Hello.

Good morning.

Look at the picture.

The correct greeting based on the picture is . . . .

good afternoon

good morning
good evening

good night

When we meet somebody at 5 pm, we greet him by saying . . .

good afternoon

good morning

good evening

good night

Koko : Excuse me. Do you know where Mr Ali’s house is?

Cici : . . . It is next to the market.

Oh, I see.

Of course.

Thank you.

You are right.

Ando : Can I borrow your sharpener?

Eka : Sure. Here it is.

Ando : Thank you.

Eka : ………..

Don’t mention it

Yes, I do

I’m sorry

OK

Girl : Oh my God! I broke the vase. I’m sorry.

Woman : …………….

You can do it again.

Be careful next time.

Oh, I’m fine.

This is mine.

Fahri : Good morning, ma’am.

Teacher : Good morning Fahri.

Fahri : I’m sorry for being late, ma’am.

Teacher : …… but don’t do it again.

You are lazy,

That’s alright,

I can’t believe it,

Don’t mention it,

Rina : Pass me the salt, please.

Bima : Here you are.

Rina : ...

Thanks.

Never mind.

My pleasure.

You’re welcome.

Teacher : Ivan, here is your book.

Ivan : ….., sir.

It’s alright
Thank you

No problem

My pleasure

Ana : Happy birthday, Wulan!

Here is a present for you

Wulan : …………….

Wow, you look beautiful.

Welcome to my house, Ana.

Thanks. that’s very kind of you.

Your present must be expensive.

Aden : please, forgive me.

Heni : …………….

Thank you

I don’t know

That’s alright

You are welcome

Rano : Hey, you step on my toes!

Akbar : ………………..

I’m so sorry.

Yes, I can do it.

Hey, look at me!

I don’t understand.

Look at the picture

Teguh : ……………

Jusuf : No big deal.

I like your bike.

I don’t have a bike.

Thanks for the ride.

Thanks for the food.

The following text is for questions … and …

Judith

+62817984739044

Tantra, I’m sorry for not coming to your birtday party.

The text is for …..

A birthday celebration

Asking for an apology

Having fun with Tantra

Coming to a birthday party

Who is having a birthday party?

Judith

Tantra

Mother

Father

The following text is for questions … to ….

Thanks for the bracelet, Yuni. It’s really beautiful. The best birthday gift ever.

Dona

Who is the text for?

Yuni

Dona

Bracelet

A birthday party

The text is for ………..

Greeting

Thanking

Apologizing

Saying goodbye

The bracelet is ………

For Yuni

A decoration

A birthday gift

Very expensive
For questions …. And …., choose the correct words to complete the text below

Todung : What’s the matter with you?

Mulya : (..) ……

Todung : You should go to the sickbay.

Mulya : You are right. But, where? (..) ....

Todung : Sure. It’s next to the head teacher’s office.

Mulya : Thanks.

I’m starving

I’m very sleepy

I like my new shirt

I’ve got a stomachache

can you tell me where it is?

are you going there?

what is it?

is it here?

For questions … to ….., choose the correct words to complete the dialogue below.

Shinta is in the school library.

Shinta : (…) ……… ma’am.

Librarian : Good morning. What can I do for you?

Shinta : I want to borrow these books

Librarian : Sure. Wait a minute. Here you are

Shinta : (…)……… Have a great weekend, ma’am

Librarian : Thanks, (…)………

Shinta : Bye

good afternoon

good morning

good evening

good night

here

you are

here it is

thank you

hey

you’re kind

you, too

wow

For questions … and ….., choose the correct words to complete the dialogue below.

Krisna : (…) ……. Sir. I got up late this morning.

Teacher : well, you must get up early every morning, Krisna.

Krisna : Yes, sir. I promise not to come late again, sir.

Teacher : Good. You may join your friends now.

Krisna : (…) ….. sir.

I’m sorry for coming late

good morning

thank you
well done

I’m late

join you

I’m sorry

thank you

The following text is for questions …. and …..

To : Tom

Sorry for leaving so soon. My flight will depart at 5 pm. I hope to see you again someday

Bye!

Don

Don writes the text for ….

Meeting again someday

Departing at 5 pm

Leaving the flight

Saying goodbye

Why is Don in a hurry?

He is saying goodbye.

He is leaving so soon.

He hopes to see Tom soon.

The flight will depart at 5 pm.

For questions 25 and 26, complete the dialogue below.

Mother : Salmi, why are you still awake?

Salmi : I’m working on my assignment, Mum.

Mother : Alright, but . . .

Salmi : OK, Mum. Good night.

Mother : . . . . sweetheart.

you can go to bed late.

don’t go to bed too late.

go to bed tomorrow

go to bed late

Good evening

Good morning

Good night

Goodbye

Complete the following dialogue to answer questions … and …

Tika : Wow! A new storybook. (…) …

Bowo : Sorry, I am reading it. (…) …

Tika : Really? Thanks.

where is it?

May I see it?

What is the title?

Can you borrow it?

I will lend it to you later

I’m happy you like it.

I will bring it home.

You are very nice.

Arrange the following words into a good sentence.

thank – study – you – for – me – math – helping

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1–3–4–6–5–2–7

1–3–4–7–6–2–5

1–3–4–7–5–2–6

1–3–4–2–5–7–6

Arrange the following words into a good sentence.

beloved – welcome – to – our – city

1 2 3 4 5

2–3–5–1–4

2–3–4–5–1

2–3–5–4–1

2–3–4–1–5

Arrange the following words into a good sentence.

for – Thank you – helping – my homework – me – do

1 2 3 4 5 6

2–1–3–5–6–4

2–1–4–5–6–3

2–1–3–6–5–4

2–1–3–4–6–5

Arrange the following utterances into a good dialogue.

1. Very well, ma’am. What about you?

2. Good morning, ma’am.

3. Morning, Liam. How’s everything?

4. I’m fine. Thanks.

2–3–4–1

2–3–1–4

2–1–4–3

2–4–3–1

You meet your teacher in the morning. You greet him, . . .

“Goodbye, sir.”
“Good night, sir.”

“Good morning, sir.”

“Good afternoon, sir.”

You meet your friend’s father, Mr. Hari, in the afternoon. You greet him . . .

“Good afternoon, Mr. Hari.”

“Good evening, Mr. Hari.”

“Good night, Mr. Hari.”

“Goodbye, Mr. Hari.”

You meet your teacher in the evening. You greet her, . . .

“Good afternoon, ma’am.”

“Good evening, ma’am.”

“Good night, ma’am.”

“Goodbye, ma’am.”

Your brother wants to go to bed. He say to your mother . . .

“Good afternoon, ma’am.”

“Good morning, ma’am.”

“Good evening, ma’am.”

“Good night, ma’am.”

You want to go home. You tell your friends . . .

“Good afternoon, friends.”

“Good morning, friends.”

“Good evening, friends.”

“Goodbye, friends.”
Your friends come to your house. You say . . . .

“Hi, this is my house.”

“Hi, how do you do?”

“Hi, please come in.”

“Hi, who are you?”

Complete the following dialogue.

Rani : Hi, Ahmat.

Ahmat : Hi, Rani.

Rani : (11) . . . . ?

Ahmat : I’m not feeling well.

Rani : (12) . . . ?

Ahmat : I have sorethroat. It’s painful.

Rani : I’m sorry to hear that. (13) . . . , Ahmat.

Ahmat : Thanks.

a. How do you do

how are you

what is like

how is he

a. you have sorethroat

what’s the matter

how do you feel

you look painful

a. you never brush your teeth

you smell bad

go home now

get well soon

Donald: Hi, Lusi, how are you?

Lusi : . . . And you?

Donald: I’m OK.

How do you do?

Fine, thanks.

Goodbye.

Yes, I am.

Arhan : It’s 10 o’clock. It’s time to go to bed.

Dad : Good night, darling.

Arhan : . . . Dad.

I love you, too,

Good evening,

I’m very well,

Good night,

Farah : Hello, Ani. Are coming to the English Club this afternoon?

Ani : Yes, I’m coming to the club this afternoon.

Farah : OK, then. See you there. Bye.

Ani :...

OK.
Bye.

Hello.

Good afternoon.

Look at the picture

The correct greeting based on the picture is . . . .

Good afternoon

Good morning

Good evening

Good night

When we meet somebody at 5pm, we greet her by saying . . . .

Good afternoon

Good morning

Good evening

Good night
Mother: Salmi, why are you still awake?

Salmi : I’m working on my assignment, Mum.

Mother: Alright, but don’t go to bed too late.

Salmi : OK, Mum. Good night.

Mother: (19) . . . . sweetheart

Good evening

Good morning

Good night

Goodbye

Arrange the following utterances into a good dialogue.

Very well, ma’am. What about you?

Good morning, ma’am.

Morning, Liam. How’s everything?

I’m fine. Thanks.

2–3–4–1

2–3–1–4

2–1–4–3

2–4–3–1

For questions …. And …., choose the correct words to complete the text below

Todung : What’s the matter with you?

Mulya : (..) ……

Todung : You should go to the sickbay.

Mulya : You are right. But, where? (..)

Todung : Sure. It’s next to the head teacher’s office

Mulya : Thanks

a. I’m starving

b. I’m very sleepy

c. I like my new shirt

d. I’ve got a stomachache

a. can you tell me where it is?

b. are you going there?

c. what is it?

d. is it here?

B
D

Chapter 2

Gratitude

Boy : Here is your bag.

Girl : ……………………

Thank you

Over there

It is red

OK

Boy : Could you show me the way to the cafetaria, please?

Girl : It’s opposite the laboratory.

Boy : Thanks a lot.

Girl : …………………….

I’m sorry, I don’t know

You are welcome

No problem
My pleasure

Anna : Thank you for lending me the book.

Tim : ……………………

Here you are

You are kidding

Don’t mention it

Nice to meet you

Boy : Thank you, Sir

Man : ………..

You are welcome

You are right

Thank you

I like it

Hendrik : Salma, may I borrow your pen?

Salma : Sure, you can.

Hendrik : …………….., Salma.

Salama : Any time.

You are welcome

Don’t mention it

Thanks a lot

It’s fine

Lia : Are you free this afternoon?

Firman : Yes, Why?

Lia : Can you help me with my English homework?

Firman : Of course

Lia : Thanks a lot

Firman : …………………

Here it is

It’s alright

Don’t mention it

How do you do?

Salam : Thank you for ……………….

Firman : It’s nothing

Salma : because you did a lot for me, I’ll buy you a glass of orange juice

Firman : You came at the right time. I am thirsty. Thanks, Salma.

Helping me

Helps me

Help me

Helped

Teacher : please help me clean the board

Rendra : Alright, ma’am

Teacher : Thanks a lot. ………….

It is very kind of you

Don’t mention it

Are you OK?

I am fine

Arya : Thanks for coming

Nora : ………………
Coming soon

My pleasure

Let’s do it

Thanks

Father : Can you get me the newspaper?

Dana : …………………….

Father : Thanks

It’s not here

No thanks

Here it is

I’m busy

Koko : Excuse me. Do you know where Mr. Ali’s house is?

Cici : Oh, I see. It is next to the market

Koko : ……………………..

OK

Of course

Thank you

You are right

Ando : Can I borrow your sharpener?

Eka : Sure. Here it is

Ando : Thank you.

Eka : ………..

Don’t mention it

Yes, I do
I’m sorry

OK

Rina : Pass me the salt, please

Bima : Here you are

Rina : ..

Thanks

Never mind

My pleasure

You’re welcome

Teacher : Ivan, here is your book.

Ivan : ….., sir.

It’s alright

Thank you

No problem

My pleasure

Ana : Happy birthday, Wulan!

Here is a present for you

Wulan : …………….

Wow, you look beautiful

Welcome to my house, Ana

Thanks. that’s very kind of you

Your present must be expensive

Look at the picture

Gambar orang habiz diboncengin

Teguh : ……………

Jusuf : No big deal.

I like your bike

I don’t have a bike

Thanks for the ride

Thanks for the food.

The following text is for questions … to ….

Thanks for the bracelet, Yuni. It’s really beautiful. The best birthday gift ever.

Who is the text for?

Yuni

Dona

Bracelet

A birthday party

The text is for ………..

Greeting

Thankng

Apologising

Saying goodbye

The bracelet is ………

For Yuni

A decoration

A birthday gift

Very expensive
For questions … to ….., choose the correct words to complete the dialogue below.

Shint is in the school library.

Shinta : (…) ……… ma’am.

Librarian : Good morning. What can I do for you?

Shinta : I want to borrow these books

Librarian : Sure. Wait a minute. Here you are

Shinta : (…)……… Have a great weekend, ma’am

Librarian : Thanks, (…)………

Shinta : Bye

a. good afternoon

b. good morning

c. good evening

d. good night

a. here

b. you are

c. here it is

d. thank you

a. hey

b. you’re kind

c. you, too

d. wow

A
B

Apologizing

Boy : I’m sorry I’m late, ma’am.

Teacher : …………………….

I’m happy to hear that

Nice to meet you

Don’t mention it

Nice to meet you

Tiare : Hey, you are stepping on my foot.

Donna : …………………………

Oh, I don’t know

Oh, I’m so sorry

Well, let me see

You are right

Girl :Oh my God! I broke the vase. I’m sorry.

Woman : …………….

You can do it again

Be careful next time

Oh, I’m fine

This is mine

Lani : I’m sorry I cannot come to your party tonight

Lina : ……..

Oh, I really want to you to come

Yes. The party is tonight

You make me happy

Here is the gift

Boy : I’m sorry I didn’t do the homework. I really forgot

Teacher : …………………..
It’s OK. Just don’t do it again

The homework is difficult

The class will start soon

I’m sorry

Tina : Can you come to my house tonight?

Lina : ……………………………

Tina : No problem. I know you have a lot work to do.

I’m sorry, I’m bussy.

The house is close

Come to my house

You are beautiful tonight

Joni : Ton, you broke my toy car.

Toni : ……………..

Joni : It’s my favorite

Toni : I know. That’s my fault

I’m sorry for breaking it

Please show it to me

How did you do it

Come on

Rudy : I’m sorry for losing your pencil, Anita.

Anita : ……………… just, don’t do it again.

Rudy : I promise I will not.

You are right

It’s alright

I’m sad
Never

Teacher : What’s the matter?

Basyir : I’m sorry, ma’am. I broke the vase.

Teacher : ….

Please accept my condolences

That’s too bad, but that’s OK

You’re welcome

Don’t mention it

Fahri : Good morning, ma’am

Teacher : Good morning Fahri.

Fahri : I’m sorry for being late, ma’am

Teacher : …… but don’t do it again

You are lazy,

That’s alright,

I can’t believe it,

Don’t mention it,

Aden : please, forgive me

Heni : …………….

Thank you

I don’t know

That’s alright

You are welcome

Rano : Hey, you step on my toes!

Akbar : ………………..

I’m so sorry

Yes, I can do it

Hey, look at me!

I don’t understand

The following text is for questions … and …

Judith

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Tantra, I’m sorry for not coming to your birtday party.

The text is for …..

A birthday celebration

Asking for an apology

Having fun with Tantra

Coming to a birthday party

Who is having a birthday party?

Judith

Tantra

Mother

Father

For questions … and ….., choose the correct words to complete the dialogue below.

Krisna : (…) ……. Sir. I got up late this morning.

Teacher : well, you must get up early every morning, Krisna.

Krisna : Yes, sir. I promise not to come late again, sir.

Teacher : Good. You may join your friends now.

Krisna : (…) ….. sir

a. I’m sorry for coming late

b. good morning

c. thank you

d. well done

a. I’m late

b. join you

c. I’m sorry

d. thank you

The following text is for questions …. and …..

To : Tom

Sorry for leaving so soon. My flight will depart at 5 pm. I hope to see you again someday

Bye!

Don

Don writes the text for ….

Meeting again someday

Departing at 5 pm

Leaving the flight

Saying goodbye

Why is Don in a hurry?

He is saying goodbye
He is leaving so soon

He hopes to see Tom soon

The flight will depart at 5 pm