All You Have To Know About TKA Bahasa Inggris

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12th Grade

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Easy

Erwin Apriandi

Used 12+ times

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45 Slides • 18 Questions

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How's your feeling right now?

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What did you eat today?

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If tomorrow is a holiday, what would you do?

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Last month, I started my first job at a small café near my house. I was nervous but also very excited. The café owner, Mr. Andi, welcomed me warmly and introduced me to the other staff. Everyone looked busy, making coffee, serving customers, and cleaning tables.

My first task was simple — wiping tables and arranging chairs. However, I made a few mistakes. I accidentally spilled water on a customer’s bag and felt embarrassed. Fortunately, the customer smiled and said, “Don’t worry, it’s fine.” That small kindness made me feel more confident.

As days passed, I learned how to make cappuccino, latte, and smoothies. My co-worker, Sinta, taught me how to use the coffee machine properly. She always said, “Practice makes perfect.” After a week, I could make a cup of coffee with nice foam on top!

By the end of my first month, I realized I had learned more than just how to make drinks. I learned teamwork, responsibility, and the importance of smiling even when I was tired. My first job experience was truly unforgettable.

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My English teacher’s name is Miss Clara. She is a kind and patient person. She always smiles when she enters the classroom. Her hair is short and black, and she wears glasses that make her look smart.

Miss Clara loves teaching. She often uses games and songs to help us learn new words. When someone makes a mistake, she doesn’t get angry. She explains things clearly and gives us time to practice. Every Friday, she brings English storybooks and lets us read them in groups.

She also encourages us to speak English every day, even when we are not in class. Because of her, I am not afraid to talk in English anymore. Many students say she is their favorite teacher, and I agree. Miss Clara makes learning English fun and interesting.

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Last Sunday morning, Rafi wanted to ride his bicycle to visit his friend Dika. The weather was sunny and warm, perfect for cycling. Rafi put on his helmet, checked the tires, and started riding. He felt happy as the wind touched his face.

After ten minutes, he heard a strange sound from the back wheel. Suddenly, the bicycle stopped moving. When he looked down, he saw that the chain had fallen off. Rafi didn’t know what to do. He tried to fix it, but his hands became dirty with oil.

Then an old man who was walking nearby came to help. “Let me see,” the man said kindly. In just a few minutes, the man fixed the chain and made sure the bicycle worked again. Rafi thanked him and offered to buy him a drink, but the man only smiled and said, “Just be careful next time.”

Rafi continued his ride and finally reached Dika’s house. They played together and laughed about what had happened. That day, Rafi learned that a small act of kindness could make a big difference.

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Reading every day has many benefits for our brain and personal growth. It is not only a way to get information but also a habit that improves our thinking skills.

First, reading expands our knowledge. When we read books, articles, or news, we learn new ideas and facts about the world. This helps us make better decisions and understand other people’s perspectives.

Second, reading improves our language ability. We learn new vocabulary and grammar naturally through reading. People who read regularly often speak and write more clearly.

Third, reading reduces stress. When we focus on a good story or an interesting topic, our mind relaxes. It’s like taking a short break from our daily problems.

In conclusion, reading should be part of our daily routine. Even 15 minutes of reading every day can make a big difference in how we think, feel, and communicate.

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Making vegetable soup is easy and healthy. Here are the steps to prepare it at home.

Ingredients:

1 carrot, chopped

1 potato, chopped

1 onion, sliced

2 cloves of garlic, minced

1 tablespoon of oil

500 ml of water

Salt and pepper to taste

Steps:

Heat the oil in a pan over medium heat.

Add the onion and garlic, and sauté until they smell good.

Put in the carrot and potato, then stir for about 2 minutes.

Pour the water into the pan and let it boil.

Reduce the heat and cook for 10–15 minutes until the vegetables become soft.

Add salt and pepper according to your taste.

Turn off the stove and serve the soup while it’s warm.

This simple vegetable soup is perfect for lunch or dinner. You can also add corn, cabbage, or chicken to make it more delicious.

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