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Introduction

Introduce self

Intrro : ​ at(adress)​
1. good morning, let me introduce myself​ on(street)​
2. good morning, i would like to introduce in(daerah)
myself​
3 thanks for the time is giving to me Date of birth:​
1. i was born in(tempat), on(tanggalnya)​
Full name:​ age:​
1. my name is (nama lengkap) 1. i am (umur) years old

nick name:​ background of study​


1. you can call me (nama panggilan)​ 1. i graduated from(tempatnya) majoring
2. my nickname is (nama panggilan) (jurusan nya)​
2. i study at(nama sekolahnya)​
Origin:​ 3. i am (kelas) grade student of (nama
1. i am from(asal) sekolahnya)
Child number​ personal:​
1. i am the first child​ 1. i am the(anak keberapa) child​
2. i have one sibling​ 2. i have (jumlah saudaranya) sibling​
3. younger : adik​ 3. .my hobby is/are (hobby nya)
4. older : kakak
closing:​
stay:​ 1. that’s all about me thanks
1. i live at/in/on(tempatnya)​
Ask identity

1.​ get permission =Good morning/Excuse Me, sorry for disturbing your time, may I know
your identity?/may i ask you something/may I know your name?
2.​ what is your name?/may i know your name?
3.​ how can i call you?
4.​ where are you from?
5.​ where do you live?
6.​ Where & when were you born?
7.​ how old are you?
8.​ Where did you graduate from?
9.​ What is your profession?/how do you do for live?/what are you?
10.​how many siblings do you have?
11.​what child number are you?
12.​thanks for your time, have a nice day
Introduce Other Identity

untuk memperkenalkan seseorang format nya kurang lebih sama dengan memperkenalkan
diri sendiri namun ada sedikit perbedaan dan bagian yang harus diganti. Berikut bagian yang
harus diganti:

I​ : She​ He​
am​ :​ is​
My​ : Her​ His​
Me​ : Her​ Him​
Live​ :​ Lives​
Have​ :​ Has

example:

Introduce self​
Good morning, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Robert archy. You can call me
Mr. Archy, I am from Denpasar, but I live in dalung. i was born in denpasar on sixth of may
nineteen ninety five. I graduated from Mahasaraswati university. I am an employee at Wings
Company. That's all about me, thanks.

Introduce someone​
Good morning, I would like to introduce my partner. His name is Yoga Arnaya. You can call
Him Mr. Arnaya, He is from Singaraja, but he lives in Badung. He was born in denpasar on
the twenty second of june nineteen ninety five. He graduated from Mahasaraswati university.
He is an employee at Wings Company. That's all about him, thanks. ​

Greeting

Good morning​ :00.01-11.59​ (am)​


Good afternoon​ :12.00-18.00​ (pm)​
Good evening​ :18.01-24.00​ (pm)

how to know someone condition:

●​ how do you do!​ : How do you do!


●​ how are you?​ : (+) ​ i’m fine​
i am good​
i am very well​
(-)​ i’m not good​
i am little bit Unwell
●​ how are you doing?​ : (+)​ i am doing good/well/fine​
(-)​ i am not doing good
Menyapa kawan lama yang sudah lama tidak ketemu:

●​ It’s been to long + we don’t meet


●​ It has been long time + we don’t meet

Farewell: (untuk mengakhiri percakapan)

●​ see you​ :see you too


●​ good night​ :good night too
●​ nice to meet you​ :nice to meet you too
●​ bye
●​ good bye (untuk perpisahan dan kemungkinan dalam waktu lama)
●​ Thank you/thanks​ : 1. you are/you’re welcome​
2. my pleasure

Title

Mr.(mister)+last name​ : for (married, unmarried, unknown) man​


Mrs.(misis)+last name ​ : for married women​
Miss.(mis)+last name​ : for unmarried woman​
Ms.(miz)+last name​ : for unknown woman​
Sir.(ser)​ : for adult men​
Madam.(madam)​ : for adult women

examples: ​
1. you meet Reza Rahardian (unknown men) at 08.00am. how do you greet him?​
good morning Mr Rahadian​
2. you meet Angelina Joly (Unmarried women) at 14.00pm. how do you greet her?​
good afternoon Miss Joly ​
3. you meet Sintia lina (Married women) at 20.00pm. how do you greet her?​
good evening Mrs Lina​
4. you meet Ratna ayu (unknown women)at 11.30am. how do you greet her?​
good morning Ms ayu​
5 you meet adult men at 12.30pm. how do you greet him?​
good afternoon sir. ​
bisa dicoba untuk mengerjakan latihan di bawah:​
greeting.docx
games Title:​
1. Titles in English: Mr.-Mrs.- Miss-Ms. - Hankgman​
2. Personal Titles - Quiz​
3.Greetings and responses in English
Alphabet & Spelling

A EI ALPHA N EN NOVEMBER

B BI BRAVO O OW OSCAR

C SI CHARLIE P PI PAPA

D DI DELTA Q KIU QUEBEC

E II ECHO R AR ROMEO

F EF FOXTROT S ES SIERRA

G JI GOLF T TI TANGO

H EICH HOTEL U YU UNIFORM

I AI INDIA V VI VICTOR

J JEI JULIET W DOBEL YU WISHKY

K KEI KILO X EX X-RAY

L EL LIMA Y WAI YANKEE

M EM MIKE Z ZET ZULU

example to spell:​
Please spell EDUCATION PRIORITY​
ii-di-si-ei-ti-ai-ow-en (space)pi-ar-ai-ow-ar-ai-ti-wai {in english alphabet)

echo-delta-uniform-charlie-alpha-tango-india-oscar-november(space)papa-romeo-india-oscar
-romeo-india-tango-yankee {NATO}
Number
Cardinal Number​
(Bilangan yang digunakan untuk menghitung jumlah)

A.​ Many
(menanyakan jumlah barang yang di punya atau di sekitar kita)
example:
How many rooms do you have ?
(singular)​ I have three hundred fifty five (350) rooms.
(plural)​ He has one meeting room.
How many ACs are available in your meeting room?
(singular)​ there is one big AC available in our meeting room
(plural)​ there are six ACs available in our meeting room
B.​ Much
(menanyakan harga)
How much is the scooter for a day?
It is six hundred thousand rupiah for a day.

Ordinal Number
(bilangan yang digunakan untuk mengurutkan sesuatu)
Example:
1.​ What child number are you? I'm the first child.
2.​ Where is room number 307? It is on the third floor.
3.​ When do we have the meeting? We have the meeting on the 23rd of September.

Multiplicative Number
(bilangan yang menyatakan berapa kali melakukan sesuatu)
●​ Once​ : Sekali ●​ Five times​ : Lima kali
●​ Twice​ : Dua kali ●​ nine times​ : Sembilan kali
●​ Thrice/Three times​ : Tiga kali ●​ Many times​ : Banyak kali
●​ Four times​ : Empat kali ●​ Every times​ : Selalu
Expression:
1.​ How many times do you clean the room a day? I clean it once a day
2.​ How many times do you do general cleaning in a month? I do it four times in a month
3.​ How many times do you control the area of your hotel in a day? I do it every times
Fraction
(Bilangan yang menyatakan pecahan)
1/2= a Half​ 3/4= three quarters​ 2 ¾= two and three quarters
1/4= a quarter​ 1/7= a seventh​ 2/8= two eighth
Semua bilangan di atas per itu menggunakan ordinal dan yang di bawah per itu menggunakan
cardinal. Angka 4 di bawah per akan disebut Quarter dan angka 2 disebut half
Decimal
(Bilangan pecahan)
Bilangan yang digunakan untuk menyebutkan koma
Example:
12.15=twelve point one five
17.2341=seventeen point two three four one
Berapapun bilang setelah point (.) harus disebutkan satu persatu
Desimal juga digunakan untuk menyebutkan nomor telepon
082146918759= ow eight two one four six nine one eight seven five nine
Desimal juga digunakan untuk menyebutkan nomor kamar
245= room two four five
Simple math

Bisa dicoba mengerjakan halaman ini:​


NUMBER part 2.docx
Time
US/Modern/American
Format time:
Hour : Minute
example:
●​ 07.00 morning​ : seven a.m
●​ 07.15 morning​ : seven fifteen a.m
●​ 07.25 evening​ : seven twenty five p.m
●​ 07.30 evening​ : seven thirty p.m
●​ 04.45 afternoon​ : four forty five p.m
●​ 02.55 afternoon​ : two fifty five p.m

UK/Classic/British
Format time:
Minute : Hour
example:
●​ 06.00​ : six o’clock
●​ 06.10​ : ten past six
●​ 06.15​ : quarter past six
●​ 06.23​ : twenty three past six
●​ 06.30​ : half past three
●​ 06.40​ : twenty to seven
●​ 06.45​ : quarter to seven
●​ 06.51​ : nine to seven
Day (on)
Nama-nama hari dalam bahasa inggris:
Dalam penyebutan hari dan penggunaan nya ada 2 tipe. Pertama dengan menyertakan on
dan tanpa menyertakan on .

●​ menyertakan on
Dalam menyebutkan hari dengan menyertakan on identik dengan dengan adanya kata kerja
atau suatu kegiatan dalam sebuah kalimat.
Contoh:
1.​ My father gets day off on sunday
2.​ Joni & Sarah have dinner on Saturday this week.

●​ tanpa menyertakan on
Dalam menyebutkan hari tanpa menyertakan on selalu ditandai dengan tidak adanya kata
kerja dalam sebuah kalimat.
contohnya:
1.​ Tomorrow is Saturday
2.​ Yesterday was Sunday
3.​ 2 days ago was Thursday
4.​ 2 days later is Monday

Month(in)
Dalam penyebutan nama-nama bulan juga memiliki aturan yang sama seperti hari. pertama
dengan menyertakan in dan tanpa menyertakan in.
Nama-nama bulan dalam bahasa inggris:
●​ Menyertakan in
Dalam menyatakan bulan dengan menggunakan in biasa ditandai dengan adanya kata
kerja, kegiatan, dan suatu acara.
contoh:
1.​ The Independent day is in August
2.​ I visit my hometown in January
3.​ My Birthday is in January

●​ Tanpa menyertakan in
Dalam menyatakan bulan dengan tanpa menggunakan in biasanya ditandai dengan tidak
adanya kegiatan ataupun acara.
contoh nya:
1.​ The second month is January
2.​ The last month is December
3.​ The Previous month is March.

Date(on)
Dalam penyebutan tanggal, akan selalu menyertakan on di setiap penyebutan nya. dalam
bentuk nya, penyebutan tanggal menggunakan ordinal number dalam penulisan nya. adapun
format dalam penulisan nya di bagi menjadi dua. yang pertama american style dengan
format dd mm yyyy dan UK style dengan format mm dd yyyy.
contoh:
●​ UK Style (dd mm yyyy)
My birthday is on 25th (twenty fifth) of January) 2002 (two thousand and two)

●​ American Style (mm dd yyyy)


My birthday is on January 25th (twenty fifth) 2002 (two thousand and two)

You can try the exercise below!


Time.docx
Subject & Object Pronoun
A.​ Subject Pronoun
(Kata pengganti untuk subject)

This is the link video to help you learn the topic:


Subject Pronouns in English - Basic English Lesson

B.​ Object Pronoun


(Kata pengganti untuk objek)

This is the link video to help you learn the topic:


Object Pronouns in English - Me, You, Him, Her, It, Us, Them - Learn English - G…
exercise:
2.3 Subject vs. Object Pronoun Practice Activity - Complete the sentence​
Subject object pronoun - Teaching resources
Possessive Adjective & Pronoun
A.​ Possessive Adjective
(kata yang bersifat kepemilikan)

This is the link to help you learn the topic:​


Possessive Adjectives in English - Grammar Lesson
The possessive adjective needs to agree with the possessor and not with the thing that is
possessed.​
Examples:

●​ My car is very old.


●​ Her boyfriend is very friendly.
●​ Our dog is black.
●​ Their homework is on the table.

Like all adjectives in English, they are always located directly in front of the noun they refer
to. (Possessive Adjective + Noun)​
We do not include an S to the adjective when the noun is plural like in many other languages.​
Examples:

●​ Our cars are expensive. (Correct)​


Ours cars are expensive. (Incorrect)

However, the verb that is used needs to be in agreement with the noun - if the noun is
singular then the verb is singular; if the noun is plural then the verb is plural.
Examples:

●​ My pen is black. (Singular)​


My pens are black. (Plural)
●​ Our child is intelligent. (Singular)​
Our children are intelligent. (Plural)

Its vs. It's

Be careful not to confuse its and it's.


Its = The possessive adjective for It.​
It's = a contraction of it is.

Possessive Adjectives Exercises​


Set 1 - Have / Has + Possessive Adjectives Exercises​
link of video for exercise:​
Have / Has + Possessive Adjectives – Easy English Grammar Exercises – Affirmative …
Set 2 - Have / Has + Possessive Adjectives Exercises - Slightly more difficult vocabulary
Link of video for exercise:
English Grammar Exercises - Have / Has + Possessive Adjectives – Set 2

B.​ Possessive Pronoun


(Kata yang menggantikan kepemilikan)

Possessive pronouns are used in English to avoid repeating information that is already clear.
In general it makes the sentence less confusing because the same information is not being
repeated.​
This book is my book, not your book. (Sounds repetitive)​
This book is mine, not yours. (Mine and yours are possessive pronouns)
In the sentence, mine is a possessive pronoun that replaces my book.​
In the sentence, yours is a possessive pronoun that replaces your book.​
Example:

●​ I didn't have my umbrella so Marta lent me hers.​


(I didn't have my umbrella so Marta lent me her umbrella).
●​ Her car is faster than mine.​
(Her car is faster than my car).
●​ That food is ours and not theirs.​
(That food is our food and not their food).
●​ I know this drink is yours but I need to drink something.​
(I know this drink is your drink but I need to drink something).

Possessive Pronoun Exercise:​


you can open the link below ​
Possessive Pronouns English Grammar Game​
https://wordwall.net/play/444/481/6952​
https://wordwall.net/play/13355/612/19979
Daily Verb
Daily verb adalah materi dimana kita mengenal kata kerja sehari-hari. Dalam daily verb
memiliki beberapa tipe yaitu kata kerja bentuk pertama (verb 1), Kata kerja bentuk kedua
(verb 2), dan kata kerja bentuk ketiga (Verb 3). Masing-masing bentuk tersebut memiliki
fungsi dan kegunaan yang berbeda. Verb 1 berfungsi dimana saat kita membuat kalimat
dalam bentuk present, Verb 2 berfungsi dimana saat kita membuat kalimat dalam bentuk
Past, dan Verb 3 berfungsi dimana saat kita membuat kalimat Perfect. Dalam bentuk nya
kata kerja (Verb) juga memiliki 2 bentuk yaitu Reguler & Ireguler. Berikut beberapa contoh
daily verb:

DAILY VERBS

Verb 1​ Verb 2​ Verb 3

Admit​ admitted​ admitted ​ mengakui​


Accept ​ accepted ​ accepted ​ menerima​
Ask ​ asked ​ asked ​ meminta/menanyakan​
Arrive ​ arrived ​ arrived ​ sampai
Beat ​ beat ​ beaten ​ mengalahkan
Bear ​ bore ​ born ​ melahirkan
Bite ​ bit ​ bitten ​ menggigit
Blow ​ blew ​ blown ​ meniup
break ​ broke ​ broken ​ mematahkan/merusak
bring ​ brought ​ brought ​ membawa
build ​ built ​ built ​ membangun
borrow ​ borrowed borrowed​ meminjam
burn ​ burnt ​ burnt ​ membakar
buy ​ bought ​ bought ​ membeli
catch ​ caught ​ caught ​ menangkap
choose ​ chose ​ chosen ​ memilih
come ​ came ​ come ​ datang
cut ​ cut ​ cut ​ memotong
call ​ called ​ called ​ menelfon
cook ​ cooked ​ cooked ​ memasak
clean ​ cleaned ​ cleaned ​ membersihkan
close ​ closed ​ closed ​ menutup
continue​ continued ​ continued​ melanjutkan
cancel​ cancelled​ cancelled​ membatalkan
dig ​ dug ​ dug ​ menggali
dry ​ dried ​ dried ​ kering
do ​ did ​ done ​ melakukan/mengerjakan
draw ​ drew ​ drawn ​ menarik
dream ​ dreamt ​ dreamt ​ bermimpi
dance ​ danced ​ danced ​ menari
drive ​ drove ​ driven ​ mengemudi
die ​ died ​ died ​ mati
drink ​ drank ​ drunk ​ minum
eat ​ ate ​ eaten ​ makan
enjoy ​ enjoyed ​ enjoyed ​ menikmati
earn ​ earned ​ earned ​ menghasilkan
fall ​ fell ​ fallen ​ jatuh
follow ​ followed​ followed ​ mengikuti
feel ​ felt ​ felt ​ merasakan
forsake ​ forsook ​ forsaken ​ mengabaikan
fight ​ fought ​ fought ​ berkelahi
find ​ found ​ found ​ menemukan
fly ​ flew ​ flown ​ terbang
forget ​ forgot ​ forgotten​ lupa
forgive ​ forgave ​ forgiven ​ memaafkan
freeze ​ froze ​ frozen ​ membeku
forbid ​ forbade ​ forbidden melarang
get ​ got ​ gotten ​ mendapatkan
give ​ gave ​ given ​ memberikan
go ​ went ​ gone ​ pergi
grow ​ grew ​ grown ​ tumbuh
hang ​ hung ​ hung ​ menggantung
hurt ​ hurt ​ hurt ​ menyakiti
hug ​ hugged ​ hugged ​ memeluk
have ​ had ​ had ​ mempunyai
help ​ helped ​ helped ​ menolong
hear ​ heard ​ heard ​ mendengar
ignore ​ ignored ​ ignored ​ mengabaikan
jump ​ jumped ​ jumped ​ melompat
listen ​ listened ​ listened ​ mendengar
light ​ lit ​ lit ​ menyinari
hide ​ hid ​ hidden ​ sembunyi
hit ​ hit ​ hit ​ memukul
hold ​ held ​ held ​ menahan
keep ​ kept ​ kept ​ menyimpan
kick ​ kicked ​ kicked ​ menendang
know ​ knew ​ known ​ mengetahui
look ​ looked ​ looked ​ melihat
learn ​ learnt ​ learnt ​ belajar
lead ​ led ​ led ​ memimpin
love ​ loved ​ loved ​ mencintai
lay ​ laid ​ laid ​ merebahkan
lend ​ lent ​ lent ​ meminjamkan
let ​ let ​ let ​ membiarkan
leave ​ left ​ left ​ meninggalkan
lie ​ lied ​ lied ​ bohong
live ​ lived ​ lived ​ tinggal
lose ​ lost ​ lost ​ kehilangan
make ​ made ​ made ​ membuat
mean ​ meant ​ meant ​ maksud
mop ​ mopped ​ mopped ​ mengepel
meet ​ met ​ met ​ bertemu
marry ​ married ​ married ​ menikah
need ​ needed ​ needed ​ membutuhkan
open ​ opened ​ opened ​ membuka
offer ​ offered ​ offered ​ menawarkan
order ​ ordered ​ ordered ​ memesan
pay ​ paid ​ paid ​ membayar
play ​ played ​ played ​ bermain
pray ​ prayed ​ prayed ​ sembahyang
put ​ put ​ put ​ menaruh
read ​ read ​ read ​ membaca
ride ​ rode ​ ridden ​ mengendarai
ring ​ rang ​ rung ​ membunyikan
rise ​ rose ​ risen ​ muncul
run ​ ran ​ run ​ lari
say ​ said ​ said ​ mengatakan
study ​ studied ​ studied ​ belajar
stay ​ stayed ​ stayed ​ tinggal
start ​ started ​ started ​ memulai
save ​ saved ​ saved ​ menyimpan
see ​ saw ​ seen ​ melihat
sell ​ sold ​ sold ​ menjual
send ​ sent ​ sent ​ mengirim
show ​ showed ​ shown ​ menunjukkan
shut ​ shut ​ shut ​ menutup
sing ​ sang ​ sung ​ menyanyi
sit ​ sat ​ sat ​ duduk
sleep ​ slept ​ slept ​ tidur
set ​ set ​ set ​ terbenam
sweep ​ swept ​ swept ​ menyapu
speak ​ spoke ​ spoken ​ bicara
shake ​ shook ​ shaken ​ menggoyangkan
spend ​ spent ​ spent ​ menghabiskan
stand ​ stood ​ stood ​ berdiri
swim ​ swam ​ swum ​ berenang
take ​ took ​ taken ​ mengambil
taste ​ tasted ​ tasted ​ merasakan(food)
touch ​ touched ​ touched ​ menyentuh
type ​ typed ​ typed ​ mengetik
try ​ tried ​ tried ​ mencoba
teach ​ taught ​ taught ​ mengajarkan
tear ​ tore ​ torn ​ merobek
tell ​ told ​ told ​ memberi tahu
think ​ thought ​ thought ​ berpikir
throw ​ threw ​ thrown ​ melempar
understand ​ understood ​ mengerti
use ​ used ​ used ​ menggunakan
upset ​ upset ​ upset ​ kecewa/tersinggung
visit ​ visited ​ visited ​ mengunjungi
wake ​ woke ​ woken ​ bangun
work ​ worked ​ worked ​ bekerja
want ​ wanted ​ wanted ​ ingin
wear ​ wore ​ worn ​ mamakai
win ​ won ​ won ​ menang
write ​ wrote ​ written ​ menulis
watch ​ watched ​ watched ​ menonton
wash ​ washed ​ washed ​ mencuci
yell ​ yelled ​ yelled ​ berteriak
yawn ​ yawned ​ yawned ​ menguap

Example how to use Daily Verb in Daily Routines:​


You can answer the worksheet bellow!​
Daily Verb Exercise.docx
Simple present
Simple Present adalah salah satu grammar dalam bahasa inggris yang berfungsi untuk
menyatakan fakta (fact) ataupun kegiatan yang berulang (Repetition activity). di dalam
simple present ada dua tipe dalam bentuk nya. 1. Simple Present Nominal, dan Simple
Present Verbal.

A.​ Simple Present Nominal


B.​ Simple Present Verbal

You can try the exercise below!


SIMPLE PRESENT.docx
https://wordwall.net/play/59742/347/438

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