Showing Contrast

What is showing contrast?

• Telling how two or more things are different.

• Telling how two or more things are alike.

• Telling how two or more things are similar.

• Telling how two or more things have an expected result.

• Telling how two or more things have possibilities.

How you compare Mimi and Momo?

• Mimi’s color is similar with Momo.

• Mimi is small, but Momo is big.

• Mimi is thin, while Momo is fat.

• Even if Mimi is smaller, Momo always play with him.

• Momo will play with Mimi unless he is bigger.

Which keywords that is used to show direct opposition?

• however

• unless

• even if

• even so

• if

What ideas are expressed by "even if" ?

• doesn't matter and unexpected result

• doesn't matter and expected result

• doesn't matter and surprising result

• direct opposition and unexpected result

• direct opposition and surprising result

"Jagat’s uncle tells a lot of jokes. Sometimes they are funny, and sometimes they are not. It doesn’t matter, I will always laugh at them."

Using "even if", which sentence that is appropriate for the situation above?

• Jagat laugh at the jokes even if the jokes are not funny.

• Jagat laugh at the jokes even if the jokes are funny.

• Jagat doesn't laugh at the jokes even if the jokes are not funny.

• Jagat doesn't laugh at the jokes even if the jokes are funny.

• Jagat sometimes laugh at the jokes even if the jokes are funny.

"Bayu is a hard worker. He works day and night for the company he worked. Unfortunately his boss never raises his salary."

Using "even if", which sentence that is appropriate for the situation above?

• Even if Bayu works really hard, his boss never raises his salary.

• Even if Bayu works really hard, his boss raises his salary.

• Even if Bayu doesn't work really hard, his boss raises his salary.

• Even if Bayu doesn't work really hard, his boss never raises his salary.

• Even if Bayu works really hard, his boss always raises his salary.

"You can’t vote in an election if you are not married yet, or if you are not seventeen years old."

Using "unless", which sentence is appropriate for the situation above?

• You can’t vote in an election unless you are married, or you are seventeen years old.

• You can vote in an election unless you are married, or you are seventeen years old.

• Unless you can’t vote in an election, you are married, or you are seventeen years old.

• You can’t vote in an election unless you are married, or you are not seventeen years old.

• You can vote in an election unless you are not married yet, or you are seventeen years old.

"If I don't bring a camera, I won't be able to take pictures when Prabu and Ratu get there."

Using "unless", which sentence is appropriate for the situation above?

• Unless I bring a camera, I won't be able to take pictures when Prabu and Ratu get there.

• Unless I bring a camera, I will be able to take pictures when Prabu and Ratu get there.

• Unless I don't bring a camera, I will be able to take pictures when Prabu and Ratu get there.

• Unless I don't bring a camera, I won't be able to take pictures when Prabu and Ratu get there.

• Unless if I don't bring a camera, I won't be able to take pictures when Prabu and Ratu get there.

Which sentence is appropriate to describe the picture?

• Budi writes on iPad, while Iwan writes in chalkboard.

• Budi writes on iPad even so Iwan writes in chalkboard.

• Budi writes on iPad even if Iwan writes in chalkboard.

• Unless Budi writes on iPad, Iwan writes in chalkboard.

• Nonetheless Budi writes on iPad, Iwan writes in chalkboard.

What is the use of key word "even so" ?

• To express a particularly surprising contrast.

• To show direct opposition.

• To express the idea that this particular condition doesn’t matter.

• To express the idea of unexpected result.

• To replace "if...not" in conditional sentences.