Having fun with English

​- How are you?

- How's life?

- How do you do? (first meeting)

- Good morning!

- Good Afternoon!

- Good Evening!​

- It's pleasure to meet you.

- It's a honor to meet you.​

​- Good bye

- See you tomorrow

- See you later

- Sorry I have to go now

- It's been nice to talking to you

- Let's hope we meet again soon

​- Good bye

- Good luck​

Multiple Choice

Diras: “ ... ?”

Rudy: “I am very well, thanks.”

• Nice to meet you

• Good morning

• What's your name?

• How are you?

Multiple Choice

Diki meets Cyntia at 02.00 pm. He greets Darla by saying ....

• Good morning

• Good afternoon

• Good night

• Good bye

Multiple Choice

When you wake up in the morning and you see your mother or father, what will be your greeting?

• Good morning

• Good evening

• Good afternoon

• Thank you

Multiple Choice

Desta: “Hi, Delia. How do you do?

Delia: “Hello, Desta. How do you do?

Desta: “ It’s nice to meet you.”

Delia: “.......................”

• I’m glad you like me.

• Nice to meet you, too.

• Yes, that’s right.

• Am I really nice?

Multiple Choice

A: Dear Derbi, I'm sorry I must leave the meeting now.

B: ....................................

• Oh, so soon? Well, OK, take care.

• I'm sorry to hear that.

• I'm doing great, how about you?

• How do you do?

Multiple Choice

 

Vena will leave for Bali, She says ..... to her friends

• Good bye

• Good luck

• Good morning

• Good to see you

Multiple Choice

Vita is a new member of Teratai English Club. She introduced herself

Vita: Ladies and gentlemen..................

• Allow me to introduce myself.

• Let me introduce you to the audiences.

• May I introduce you to the audiences.

• Nice to meet you

Multiple Choice

 

Zidan :  Mr. Dodi, ………. my father.

Mr. Dodi :  How do you do, Mr. Hendy.

Mr. Hendi :  How do you do, Mr. Dodi.

• I’d like to introduce

• I like you to visit

• I want to invite

• I’m glad to help

Multiple Choice

Ratu :  Deti, .........................

Deti :  Pleased to meet you.

Iman :  Pleased to meet you too.

• Iman wants to meet you

• I’d like you to meet my friend

• Don’t you Iman is my friend

• Iman wants to leave you now

​Parts of Speech

​Noun Tunggal:

- Berjumlah satu​

​

Determiner: (harus ada)

the, a, an, every, each, any

that, this

possesive

numeral cardinal ​

​

Tidak ada tambahan -s/-es​

​​Countable

Singular​

​Noun Jamak:

- ​Berjumlah lebih dari satu

​

Determiner (perubahan makna):

(tidak harus ada)​

the, any

these, those

possesive

many, few, several, a number of ​

​

Ada penambahan -s/-es pada bentuk reguler (beraturan) atau diubah kebentuk irreguler (tidak beraturan)​

​​Countable

Plural​

​

​Non-hitung:

- Tidak dapat dihitung

​ (cair, gas, bubuk/butiran, perasaan, gagasan)

​

Determiner (perubahan makna):

(tidak harus ada)​

the, any

this, that

possesive

much, little, an amount of​

​Uncountable