Bahasa Inggris I Week 13

Bahasa Inggris I Week 13

UNIT 8: Let’s Eat out

​Specific Competence

​• Students are able to use the modal verbs can, must, have to/need to (C3)

• Students are able to use countable and uncountable nouns (C3)

• Students are able to use the language to talk about a restaurant menu, and have a conversation in a restaurant (C3)

• Students are able to use the theory to write an invitation email (C3)

​AGENDA

​1) Modal Verbs

2) Countable and Uncountable Nouns

3) Business Writing: Invitation

Modal Verbs​

​Modal Verbs

1) They are called “helping verbs” or “auxiliary verbs” that can express a wide range of speaker’s judgment.

2) Most of the modals have more than one meaning such as ability, probability/possibility, obligation/willingness, prohibition, necessity, etc.

Form and Examples

1) They are called “helping verbs” or “auxiliary verbs” that can express a wide range of speaker’s judgment.

2) Most of the modals have more than one meaning such as ability, probability/possibility, obligation/willingness, prohibition, necessity, etc.

Countable and Uncountable​

Business Writing: Invitation

​Phrases from Formal to Informal

Accepting Information

Refusing Information

Cases

Let's Practice

Grammar: Modal Verbs

Choose the correct answer, pay attention to the instruction and context

Multiple Choice

The porter is so strong that he _____ lift the heavy trunk.

• can

• could

• be able to

Multiple Choice

Excuse me Mr. Brown. _____ you please pass me the correction pen?

• could

• can

• must

Multiple Choice

The hotel guests _____ go to the restaurant for early breakfast because there is room service.

• don't have to

• doesn’t have to

• must

Multiple Choice

We _____ pay for the drink because it is free of charge.

• can

• must not

• must

Multiple Choice

Tourists _____ swim there because it is prohibited by the authority.

• cannot

• must not

• should not

Grammar: Comparative and Superlative

​Write your comparative/superlative sentence based on the question items. Write the answer only, not the whole sentence.

Open Ended

I won’t order food from that famous restaurant anymore because the service is (bad) than fast food restaurants.

Open Ended

You can find my office very easily because it is (tall) building in this city.

Open Ended

This is (interesting) novel that I have ever read since the last ten years.

Open Ended

The hotel manager asked the plumber to fix (large) bathtub in the VIP rooms.

Open Ended

David’s new gadget is (stylish) than A’s.

Grammar: Constructing Questions

Make Wh-questions or Yes/No questions with the highlighted words as the answer.

Open Ended

Mr. Hayes is coming home this week

Open Ended

No, the meeting doesn’t start at 2.

Open Ended

I prefer to go around by bus or other public transportation.

Open Ended

They arrived at 10 o’clock in the morning.

Open Ended

She is meeting her clients at 10 o’clock in the morning tomorrow.

Grammar: Countable VS Uncountable Nouncs

Choose whether the noun is:

​Countable Plural

Countable Singular

Uncountable

Multiple Choice

The children are playing in the garden.

• Countable Plural

• Countable Singular

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

I don't like milk.

• Countable Plural

• Countable Singular

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

Scientists say that the environment is threatened by pollution.

• Countable Plural

• Countable Singular

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

We need some glue to fix this vase.

• Countable Plural

• Countable Singular

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

That waiter in that restaurant is very professional.

• Countable Plural

• Countable Singular

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

I met some nice people when I was walking along the beach.

• Countable Plural

• Countable Singular

• Uncountable

Grammar: Some, Any, Many, Much

Choose whether the quantifier is:

​any

much

​many

some

Multiple Choice

There isn’t ____ bread left.

• any

• much

• some

• many

Multiple Choice

There are ____ students here today.

• any

• much

• some

• many

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• I don’t have some work to do.  

• I don’t have much work to do.

• I don’t have any work to do.  

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• Do you have much friends? 

• Do you have any pets?

• Do you have any information? 

Multiple Choice

Which is the best reply?

Excuse me, do you have any books about history?

• We have some, but not many.    

• Sorry, we don’t have some.  

•  Yes, we have much books about dogs.

Multiple Choice

Which word CANNOT go in the space?

Would you like ____ chocolate cake?

• any

• some

• many

Multiple Choice

Which word CANNOT go in the space?

I’m sorry, I can’t help you. I don’t have ________ free time.

• many

• any

• much