English Homework 1 8C 23/24

Justin: Next week, we will have a long holiday. So, Yoona, what are you going to do on your holiday?

Yoona:…

• I don't know where I'm going.

• I’m sorry, I can’t tell you.

• I have nothing to do.

• I’m thinking of going to Jogja.

Jamilah: I think our city is safe from the virus, so we can go out.

Ellisa: But I don’t think so… Our city is not safe. We must stay at home, at least during the lockdown.

• In my opinion

• She forgets it

• You know it

• I am thinking about the virus

Drue: May I know what you think of my short story?

Julia: It's a good story, but I suggest changing the title to something more interesting.

Drue: Nice opinion. Thanks, Julia.

Julia: Anytime, Drue!

From the dialogue above between Julia and Drue, Julia is…

• Giving an order

• Asking for an opinion

• Giving an opinion

• Offering help

Bintang: After school, Herman feels very tired and he gets dizzy.

Sonia: I think... .

• You have to take her to the hospital.

• He should lie down and have bed rest.

• She should take rest.

• She can see the doctor now.

Damar: Our Biology class is so fun and very interesting.

Tania: Yes, you are right. I think so too. The Biology teacher conveys the lesson in an interesting way, making the classroom atmosphere pleasant.

• The teacher disagrees

• Tania agrees

• I don’t like it

• I’m not one hundred percent sure

James: Today is Mother’s day and I want to give her my painting. What do you think about it?

Ron: It’s beautiful and amazing. I think you should develop your painting talent to a professional level.

James: That opinion sounds great. Thanks for your opinion, Ron.

Ron: It’s my pleasure.

From the conversation about painting, what is Ron doing?

• Asking for the time

• Giving an opinion

• Offering help

• Asking for help

In a library. A: Can I sit down here?

B: . . . . .

A: Thank you.

• Yes, I mind.

• Yes, you can.

• Of course not.

• No, you can't.

A: Can I open the window?

B: . . . .

• No, please do.

• No, I would.

• Why did you do it?

• Yes, you can.

"Oh, I see." This utterance expresses ...

• Asking opinion

• Giving attention

• Checking understanding

• Asking ability

Please fill in the dialogue below using attention-seeking expressions:

Teacher: . . . , look at this board.

Students: Yes ma'am.

• How are you?

• May I have your attention, please?

• Don't forget to do your homework.

• I see.