Discussion

Aldo's first dialogue is showing the expression of ...

• asking for opinion

• asking a question

• giving an opinion

• giving help

• asking for help

Which one is the example of asking for an opinion?

• How can I get there?

• What do you think about the access there?

• Is there a different route?

• Why you are saying that you can save our time and energy

• What will you choose, class?

The underlined sentence expressed by Doni is the expression of …

• giving suggestion

• giving an opinion

• agreement

• asking for opinion

• disagreement

There is the expression of interruption in the dialogue above. Who is showing the expression?

• All the class member

• Rita

• Aldo

• Sarah

• Doni

Which one is the example of interrupting an opinion?

• Class!

• We need to go to central library for our English task.

• Exactly!

• There will several access to get there, such as bus or cycle.

• Let me add something here.

There is an expression of comparison in the dialogue. Which one of the following sentences is showing comparison?

• I think we can get there by bus or cycle

• There will be several ways to get there, such as by bus or cycle.

• Absolutely!

• As far as I see, if you take a bus, we need 25 minutes, while if you take a cycle you need 15 minutes to get there

• What will you choose, class?

Which one is the example of interrupting an opinion?

• making comparison

• summing up the opinion

• interrupting an opinion

• agreeing with an opinion

• disagreeing with an opinion

Read the following sentences.

1. 1. Do you mind if I come in here?

2. 2. Hold on a second

3. 3. I will continue where I left off about distance learning (PJJ)

4. 4. That's alright. What will you say?

All the sentences above are included to expressions of ...

• making comparison

• giving opinion

• interrupting

• agreeing with an opinion

• drawing conclusion