Asking about prices

Conversation session 2

Mr. Syahyuri

November 12, 2012

Written By Sutriono

Asking about prices 

Ways to say it.

1. A. What does a tube of toothpaste cost?

    How much is a small tube of toothpaste?

B  A dollar seventy-five.

2. A. What do these shoes cost?

    How much do these shoes cost?

    How much are these shoes?

    How much are these ones?

B. They’re twenty dollars.

    Twenty dollars.

3. A. What does this book cost?

         How much does this book cost?

         How much is this book?

         How much is this one?

B. It’s ten dollars.

    That one is six dollars.

4. A. How much is that altogether?

    How much will that be altogether?

B. That’ll be thirty dollars.

    Thirty dollars, please

Bargaining

Ways to say it.

A. That’s too expensive how about $150?

     That’s too expensive I’ll offer you $150?

     That’s too expensive will you take $150?

B. I’ll let you have it for $160?

     I can let you have it for $160?

That’s too low. How about $160?

My lowest price is $160.

My last price is $160.

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How we buy things

Ways to say it.

1.       In packs.

·        Cigarettes

·        Gum

·        Tissues

·        Razor blade

2.   In boxes.

·        Matches

·        Crackers

·        Detergent

·        Tissues

3.  In bottles

·        Milk

·        Soft drink

·        Ketchup

·        Beer

4.  In can of tins

5.  In jars

6.  By weight

7.  Other things

·        A bar of soap

·        A bag of rice

·        A loaf of bread

·        A ball of string

Greeting to friends

Conversation session 1

Mr. Syahyuri

November 5, 2012

Written By Sutriono

Greeting to friends 

Ways to say it.

1. A. Hi tony!

B  Hi,

A. How’s everything?

B. Fine thanks.

2. A. Hi Elizabeth.

B. Hello, Better.How are you?

A. Fine,Thanks.And you,

B. Good, thanks.

Greeting Others

Ways to say it.

1. A. Good morning. Mr. Graham.

    Good morning sir.

B. Good morning. How are you?

A. Fine thank you.

    Just fine thank you.

2. A. Good afternoon, miss Wilson.

    Good evening, miss/ma’am.

B. Good afternoon.

    Good evening.

1.       And how are you this afternoon?

Good evening and how are you this evening?

2.       Fine, thank you.

Introducing a friend

Ways to say it.

A.      Tony, this is Anne.

B.      Hi, how are you?

C.     Fine, thanks.

Introducing other

Ways to say it.

1.       A. This is coworker of mine, frank hill.

    This is one of my coworker, frank hill.

     B. Hello

     C. Nice to meet you.

2.   A. I’d like you to meet Mr Jones.

         This is Mr. Jones.

      B. How do you do Mr. Jones. My name is James Wilson.

      C. Nice to meet you.

3.       A. Do you know terry?

         Have you meet terry?

     B. No I don’t.

         No I haven’t

               A. Terry, this is Wendy.

               C. Hi.

                   Hello.            

Finding out people’s name

Ways to say it.

A.      Excuse me Are you Dick Hammond?

B.      That’s right.

No I’m not.

No I’m Ted Thorp. What’s your name?

          A. I’m Graham Kennedy

Speaking for someone

Ways to say it.

1.       A. Could I speak to Miss Cramer?

    May I speak to Miss Cramer?

    Is Miss Cramer there, please?

     B. Yes. Just a moment, please.

          Can I ask who’s calling, please?

          Who’s calling?

     A. It’s Tony Hayes

          This is tony Hayes.

                  

2.       A. Is this 482-2124?

    Is this Modern Office Equipment?

B. No, I’m sorry. You must have dialed the wrong number.

     Yes, would you like to speak to?

A. Mr. Benet, please.

B. I’m sorry. He’s not in. ----------- Can I take a message?

    I’m sorry. He’s out of the office. à Would you like to leave a message?

    I’m sorry. He’s not here at the moment.

A. I’ll call back later, thanks.

Saying goodbye to friends

Ways to say it.

1.       A. Well goodbye, Margaret.

B. Bye, See you tomorrow.

2.       A. Good night, Anna.

B. Bye bye. See you later.

3.       A. I have to go now. I’ll talk to you later.

B. See you.

Saying goodbye to others

Ways to say it.

         1.       A. Goodbye miss Owens

B. Goodbye Mr. George. It’s been nice talking to you.

Part Of Speech

Grammar session 1

 November 6, 2012

Mr. Rohali

eli_cksl@yahoo.com

Written by Sutriono

To be

• The function of to be is explain noun, adverb and adjective.

Example:

1. I am student. (noun)
2. I am here.(adverb)
3. I am happy.(adjective)

·        The kinds of to be in sentence

1.      Present tobe (am, is, are).

2.      Past tobe (was ware).

3.      Future tobe(be)

4.      Present Participle tobe (being).

5.      Past participle tobe (been).

Part Of Speech

1. Noun (kata benda).

Nama orang (Ari, Budi, etc)

Nama Kota (Cikarang, bekasi, etc).

Nama benda (a chair, a table, etc)

Nama hewan (a cat, an elephant, etc)

Position of noun in the sentence always on Subject and Object

Example:

·        Apen goes to bekasi.

Apen = Subject.

Goes = verb.

To bekasi = adverb of place.

·        Budi is a singer.

Budi = subject.

Is = tobe.

A singer = noun.

2. Adjective (kata sifat).

Fuction is explaining a noun.

Example:

Ariel is smart.

Alwi is a smart boy.

Adjective order

Example:

It’s an expensive brown rectangle Indonesian wooden table.

Itu adalah sebuah meja yang terbuat dari kayu buatan indonesiaberbentuk persegi panjang berwarna coklat yang mahal

3. Adverb (kata keterangan).
• Adverb of place =here, there, etc.
• Adverb of time =today, yesterday, etc.
• Adverb of manner =slowly, fast, hard, by bus, by running, etc.
• Adverb of frequency = often, always, etc.

4. Preposition (kata depan).

Question:

Where do you live?

Answer:

I live in cikarang on Thamrin Street at no 911.

Kinds of preposition:

1.      At = at night, at the office, at home, at the weekend, etc.

2.      On = on the table, on Sunday, on the fifth of November, etc.

3.      In = in 1945, in bekasi, etc.

5. Verb (kata kerja).

Kinds of Verb	Verb 1	Verb 2	Verb 3	Verb ing
Useful	Present Verb	Past Verb	Past participle	Present Participle
Tobe	Is,am,are	Was,ware	been	Being
Tense	Simple present, Future present	Simple past, Conditional sentence, Subjective wish	Possessive voice, Past perfect,Stative verb, conditional sentence, Subjective wish	Gerund, Present continuous, Past continuous, Future continuous, Adjective continuous, Adjective clause.

6. Conjunction (kata penghubung).

Kinds of conjunction:

1.      Coordinating conjunction = or,and,but,etc

2.      Sub ordination conjunction = if, because, although, etc.

7. Pronoun (kata ganti).

Subject Pronoun	Object Pronoun	Possessive Adjective	Possessive Pronoun	Reflective Pronoun
I	Me	My….	Mine	My self
You	You	You’re….	Yours	Yourself
We	Us	Our…	Ours	Our self
They	Them	Their….	Theirs	Their self
She	Her	Her….	Hers	Herself
He	His	His…	His	Himself
It	It	It’s…	Its	Itself

      Example:

·        Alwi loves cinta.

He loves her.

·        Cinta loves Alwi.

She loves him.

·        You and I love each other.

We love each other.

·        Your book and mine are expensive.

·        I myself must talk to the director.

·        I must talk to the director himself

8. Interjection (kata Seru).