ENGLISH 8TH CHAPTER 1: ATTENTION, UNDERSTANDING, OPINION

The correct expression to show attention is…

• Hey!

• Alright.

• No problem, it’s fine.

• Tell me more!

Teacher: May I have your attention, please? I will describe what noun is…

Students: Yes, ma’am!

The underlined phrase has the meaning to …

• show appreciation

• ask someone opinion

• get someone attention

• check someone's understanding

Teacher: Students, …. to my explanation!

Students: Yes ma’am!

• I’m sorry students

• You don’t know what I mean

• Pay attention

• What is your opinion about it?

Andy: …., sir.

Teacher: It’s alright. Can I help you, Andy?

The correct expression to fill in the blank dialog is…

• Sorry to bother you

• Good morning

• There you are

• Hello

Teacher: Can I have your attention, please?

Students: …

• No, you can’t

• I don’t believe it

• Alright

• Are you kidding?

The correct expression to check someone’s understanding is …

• Can I have your attention, please?

• I see what you’re saying.

• Do you know what I’m talking about?

• I’m not following you.

The following phrases are expression showing understanding, except…

• Chrystal

• I understand

• Come again?

• I get it

Rudi: This enzyme helps our body digest food.

Alim: Mmm, I don’t get it.

The underlined phrases has the meaning to …

• check someone’s understanding

• show understanding

• express lack of understanding

• get attention

Mother: This is the way to make this cake. First, put all ingredients in the bowl.

Rini: OK.

Mother: Then, mix the ingredients with the mixer at medium speed. ….

Rini: Yes, I understand.

• Is it difficult?

• Do you like it?

• Are you with me?

• Is the bowl big enough?

The expression used in this picture is...

• Attention

• Understanding

• Compliment

• Opinion