easy

simple

hard

straightforward

goes

went

going

gone

A correct sentence is one that does not have a subject.

A correct sentence is one that is written in a foreign language.

A correct sentence is one that conforms to grammar rules.

A correct sentence is one that is long.

teman

teman dekat

kawan

sahabat

humid

cold

spicy

warm

was running

runned

running

am/is/are running

There is a book on the table.

There is a book on tables.

There is a books on the table.

There is books on the table.

library

school

class

university

quick

lazy

slow

delayed

drank

ate

baked

cooked

I has a car.

She have a car.

They having a car.

I have a car.

magazine

newspaper

novel

book

massive

enormous

small

huge

writes

writing

wrote

writeed

Fish, birds, and the sea

Cats, dogs, and houses

Trees, flowers, benches, and walking paths.

Cars, bicycles, and buildings

The atmosphere at the beach during sunset is very beautiful and calm.

The atmosphere at the beach during sunset is dark and scary.

The atmosphere at the beach during sunset is very crowded and noisy.

The atmosphere at the beach during sunset has no significant changes.

Excessive decoration

Noise from outside

Warm atmosphere, good lighting, suitable furniture.

Spacious garden

Bali

Jakarta

Yogyakarta

Surabaya

My school has a strong arts and culture program.

My school only focuses on academic subjects without arts.

My school does not have extracurricular activities.

My school has inadequate sports facilities.

Yes, you can borrow this book.

This book has already been borrowed by someone else.

No, this book cannot be borrowed.

Only library members can borrow books.

Phones are always prohibited in class.

All students must use phones.

Only teachers are allowed to use phones.

It depends on the school's policy.

No, you cannot go to the toilet.

Yes, you can go to the toilet.

You have to wait until the class is over.

Only if you have finished studying.

All food is allowed.

Only snacks are allowed.

It depends on the school's policy.

Food must be purchased at the canteen.

Yes, of course!

I can't help.

Maybe another time.

No, I'm busy.

No, the seat cannot be changed.

You must ask for permission from the other passenger.

Only if you pay an additional fee.

Yes, you can change your seat.

No, the assignment can only be done at school.

You must do the assignment in the library.

Yes, you can do the assignment at home.

The assignment must be completed in class only.

As long as the teacher is not looking.

Not allowed.

It's fine.

Only during breaks.

Yes, if permitted by the teacher.

Only if all students agree.

No, laptops are prohibited in class.

Yes, but only for playing games.

Only outstanding students can participate.

No, extracurricular activities are only for certain students.

Extracurricular activities are not available at this school.

Yes, you can participate in extracurricular activities.

Giving advice without assistance.

Refusing help from others.

Providing help to others.

Seeking help from others.

Please don't disturb me.

1. "Do you need help?" 2. "I can help if you want." 3. "Let me know if there's anything I can do to help."

I'm busy right now.

I can't help.

I don't need help, thank you.

Your offer is not relevant to me.

Thank you for your offer, I appreciate it. I am fine at the moment, but I will contact you if I need help.

I will handle it myself without help.

Can I help you with your homework?

Can I help you with your shopping?

Can I help you find your keys?

Can I help you with your lunch?

Both phrases are used to ask for assistance in the same way.

'Would you like some help?' implies urgency; 'Do you need help?' is casual.

'Would you like some help?' is an offer; 'Do you need help?' is a question about necessity.

'Would you like some help?' is a question about necessity; 'Do you need help?' is an offer.

When someone is exercising

Situations where we need to offer help include when someone is struggling to carry something, looks confused, or asks for help.

When someone is sleeping

When others are talking

Thank them, explain the reason, and offer to stay in touch.

Refuse rudely and without explanation.

Accept the offer and ignore further communication.

Thank them without giving a reason.

Give them time without offering help.

Respect their decision and offer support if needed.

Ignore them and leave.

Force them to accept help.

A: Have you finished that assignment? B: Not yet, I don't know where to start.

A: Hi, do you need help? B: Yes, I'm having trouble with this assignment. A: I can help if you want.

A: I can't help right now. B: Oh, that's okay.

A: Why don't you ask someone else for help? B: I prefer to do it myself.

It is important to offer help to others because it can strengthen social relationships and create a supportive environment.

Help can make people feel disturbed.

Offering help is only necessary in emergency situations.

Help does not affect social relationships.