Rani                    : Good morning, Pak Arif!
Mr. Arif               : Good morning, Rani. How was your weekend?
Rani                    : It was great, thank you. By the way, I’m sorry I forgot to submit my homework on Friday.
Pak Arif              : That’s okay. Please bring it to me after class today.
Rani                    : Thank you for understanding. I’ll hand it in after school.
Pak Arif              : You’re welcome. Now I have to prepare for the assembly. See you later!
Rani                    : See you, Pak Arif!

Why does Rani apologize?

Rani                    : Good morning, Pak Arif!
Mr. Arif               : Good morning, Rani. How was your weekend?
Rani                    : It was great, thank you. By the way, I’m sorry I forgot to submit my homework on Friday.
Pak Arif              : That’s okay. Please bring it to me after class today.
Rani                    : Thank you for understanding. I’ll hand it in after school.
Pak Arif              : You’re welcome. Now I have to prepare for the assembly. See you later!
Rani                    : See you, Pak Arif!

What does Pak Arif say to end the conversation?

Rani                    : Good morning, Pak Arif!
Mr. Arif               : Good morning, Rani. How was your weekend?
Rani                    : It was great, thank you. By the way, I’m sorry I forgot to submit my homework on Friday.
Pak Arif              : That’s okay. Please bring it to me after class today.
Rani                    : Thank you for understanding. I’ll hand it in after school.
Pak Arif              : You’re welcome. Now I have to prepare for the assembly. See you later!
Rani                    : See you, Pak Arif!

What does Rani promise to do?

Rani                    : Good morning, Pak Arif!
Mr. Arif               : Good morning, Rani. How was your weekend?
Rani                    : It was great, thank you. By the way, I’m sorry I forgot to submit my homework on Friday.
Pak Arif              : That’s okay. Please bring it to me after class today.
Rani                    : Thank you for understanding. I’ll hand it in after school.
Pak Arif              : You’re welcome. Now I have to prepare for the assembly. See you later!
Rani                    : See you, Pak Arif!

We can infer that…

Hello! My name is Adi Pratama. I’m seventeen years old and I study at SMA Merdeka. I live in Semarang with my parents and my elder sister, Maya. My father works as an architect and my mother owns a small café. Maya is studying medicine at university. I enjoy playing guitar and volunteering at a local animal shelter.

How old is Adi?

Hello! My name is Adi Pratama. I’m seventeen years old and I study at SMA Merdeka. I live in Semarang with my parents and my elder sister, Maya. My father works as an architect and my mother owns a small café. Maya is studying medicine at university. I enjoy playing guitar and volunteering at a local animal shelter.

Who owns the café?

Hello! My name is Adi Pratama. I’m seventeen years old and I study at SMA Merdeka. I live in Semarang with my parents and my elder sister, Maya. My father works as an architect and my mother owns a small café. Maya is studying medicine at university. I enjoy playing guitar and volunteering at a local animal shelter.

In the sentence "Maya is studying medicine," the correct pronoun for Maya is …

Hello! My name is Adi Pratama. I’m seventeen years old and I study at SMA Merdeka. I live in Semarang with my parents and my elder sister, Maya. My father works as an architect and my mother owns a small café. Maya is studying medicine at university. I enjoy playing guitar and volunteering at a local animal shelter.

What does Adi do in his free time?

Hello! My name is Adi Pratama. I’m seventeen years old and I study at SMA Merdeka. I live in Semarang with my parents and my elder sister, Maya. My father works as an architect and my mother owns a small café. Maya is studying medicine at university. I enjoy playing guitar and volunteering at a local animal shelter.

Which city does Adi live in?

Nina     : Hi Doni, our art workshop starts soon. Do you know what time?
Doni      : It starts at half past two in the afternoon.
Nina     : Great. And when is the exhibition opening?
Doni      : It’s next Tuesday, August 10th, at ten in the morning.
Nina     : Thank you. See you at 2:30 PM!

At what time does the art workshop start?

Nina     : Hi Doni, our art workshop starts soon. Do you know what time?
Doni      : It starts at half past two in the afternoon.
Nina     : Great. And when is the exhibition opening?
Doni      : It’s next Tuesday, August 10th, at ten in the morning.
Nina     : Thank you. See you at 2:30 PM!

On which day is the exhibition opening?

Nina     : Hi Doni, our art workshop starts soon. Do you know what time?
Doni      : It starts at half past two in the afternoon.
Nina     : Great. And when is the exhibition opening?
Doni      : It’s next Tuesday, August 10th, at ten in the morning.
Nina     : Thank you. See you at 2:30 PM!

What time is the exhibition scheduled?

Nina     : Hi Doni, our art workshop starts soon. Do you know what time?
Doni      : It starts at half past two in the afternoon.
Nina     : Great. And when is the exhibition opening?
Doni      : It’s next Tuesday, August 10th, at ten in the morning.
Nina     : Thank you. See you at 2:30 PM!

Nina will meet Doni at …

Nina     : Hi Doni, our art workshop starts soon. Do you know what time?
Doni      : It starts at half past two in the afternoon.
Nina     : Great. And when is the exhibition opening?
Doni      : It’s next Tuesday, August 10th, at ten in the morning.
Nina     : Thank you. See you at 2:30 PM!

We can infer that…

Last weekend, I visited a botanical garden and a science center. In the botanical garden, there was an orchid greenhouse and several themed sections, such as tropical plants and succulents. At the science center, the children’s section had interactive experiments, and the main hall featured a large dinosaur skeleton exhibit. Both places were crowded, but I enjoyed learning about plants and prehistoric life.

Which article is used correctly before "orchid greenhouse"?

Last weekend, I visited a botanical garden and a science center. In the botanical garden, there was an orchid greenhouse and several themed sections, such as tropical plants and succulents. At the science center, the children’s section had interactive experiments, and the main hall featured a large dinosaur skeleton exhibit. Both places were crowded, but I enjoyed learning about plants and prehistoric life.

Which noun from the text is plural?

Last weekend, I visited a botanical garden and a science center. In the botanical garden, there was an orchid greenhouse and several themed sections, such as tropical plants and succulents. At the science center, the children’s section had interactive experiments, and the main hall featured a large dinosaur skeleton exhibit. Both places were crowded, but I enjoyed learning about plants and prehistoric life.

What could visitors do in the children's section?

Last weekend, I visited a botanical garden and a science center. In the botanical garden, there was an orchid greenhouse and several themed sections, such as tropical plants and succulents. At the science center, the children’s section had interactive experiments, and the main hall featured a large dinosaur skeleton exhibit. Both places were crowded, but I enjoyed learning about plants and prehistoric life.

Which place featured dinosaur skeletons?

Last weekend, I visited a botanical garden and a science center. In the botanical garden, there was an orchid greenhouse and several themed sections, such as tropical plants and succulents. At the science center, the children’s section had interactive experiments, and the main hall featured a large dinosaur skeleton exhibit. Both places were crowded, but I enjoyed learning about plants and prehistoric life.

We can conclude that…

“Dear Arya,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the memories you shared. Know that we are thinking of you and your family.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Your friends at SMA Merdeka.”

Who is the card addressed to?

“Dear Arya,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the memories you shared. Know that we are thinking of you and your family.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Your friends at SMA Merdeka.”

What is the main purpose of the card?

“Dear Arya,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the memories you shared. Know that we are thinking of you and your family.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Your friends at SMA Merdeka.”

Which phrase expresses support?

“Dear Arya,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the memories you shared. Know that we are thinking of you and your family.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Your friends at SMA Merdeka.”

Who signs the card?

“Dear Arya,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the memories you shared. Know that we are thinking of you and your family.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Your friends at SMA Merdeka.”

We can infer that Arya…

“On my desk, there are three books: the math book, the biology book, and the history book. The math book is the thinnest, but it is more expensive than the biology book. The biology book is bigger than the math book, yet lighter than the history book. Among the three, the history book is the heaviest and the least expensive.”

Which book is the thinnest?

“On my desk, there are three books: the math book, the biology book, and the history book. The math book is the thinnest, but it is more expensive than the biology book. The biology book is bigger than the math book, yet lighter than the history book. Among the three, the history book is the heaviest and the least expensive.”

How does the biology book compare to the math book?

“On my desk, there are three books: the math book, the biology book, and the history book. The math book is the thinnest, but it is more expensive than the biology book. The biology book is bigger than the math book, yet lighter than the history book. Among the three, the history book is the heaviest and the least expensive.”

Which superlative is used correctly?

“On my desk, there are three books: the math book, the biology book, and the history book. The math book is the thinnest, but it is more expensive than the biology book. The biology book is bigger than the math book, yet lighter than the history book. Among the three, the history book is the heaviest and the least expensive.”

Which book is the heaviest?

“On my desk, there are three books: the math book, the biology book, and the history book. The math book is the thinnest, but it is more expensive than the biology book. The biology book is bigger than the math book, yet lighter than the history book. Among the three, the history book is the heaviest and the least expensive.”

We can conclude that…

Tia                       : Hey Rahmat, how was your trip to Bandung?
Rahmat              : It was wonderful. I visited the tea plantations and tried local snacks.
Tia                       : That sounds fun! What did you taste?
Rahmat              : I sampled talas chips, pisang sale, and drank fresh tea.
Tia                       : Nice! How long did you stay?
Rahmat              : I stayed for three days, from Thursday morning until Saturday afternoon.

Where did Rahmat go?

Tia                       : Hey Rahmat, how was your trip to Bandung?
Rahmat              : It was wonderful. I visited the tea plantations and tried local snacks.
Tia                       : That sounds fun! What did you taste?
Rahmat              : I sampled talas chips, pisang sale, and drank fresh tea.
Tia                       : Nice! How long did you stay?
Rahmat              : I stayed for three days, from Thursday morning until Saturday afternoon.

Which activity did Rahmat do?

Tia                       : Hey Rahmat, how was your trip to Bandung?
Rahmat              : It was wonderful. I visited the tea plantations and tried local snacks.
Tia                       : That sounds fun! What did you taste?
Rahmat              : I sampled talas chips, pisang sale, and drank fresh tea.
Tia                       : Nice! How long did you stay?
Rahmat              : I stayed for three days, from Thursday morning until Saturday afternoon.

What local snack did Rahmat try?

Tia                       : Hey Rahmat, how was your trip to Bandung?
Rahmat              : It was wonderful. I visited the tea plantations and tried local snacks.
Tia                       : That sounds fun! What did you taste?
Rahmat              : I sampled talas chips, pisang sale, and drank fresh tea.
Tia                       : Nice! How long did you stay?
Rahmat              : I stayed for three days, from Thursday morning until Saturday afternoon.

Which verb is in simple past tense?

Tia                       : Hey Rahmat, how was your trip to Bandung?
Rahmat              : It was wonderful. I visited the tea plantations and tried local snacks.
Tia                       : That sounds fun! What did you taste?
Rahmat              : I sampled talas chips, pisang sale, and drank fresh tea.
Tia                       : Nice! How long did you stay?
Rahmat              : I stayed for three days, from Thursday morning until Saturday afternoon.

We can infer that Rahmat's trip was…

To: Beni
From: Dad
Message:

Hi Beni,
I have a meeting this afternoon. Please feed the fish, sweep the front yard, and water the garden. Dinner is in the oven at 7 PM. I’ll be home by 8 PM.

Love, Dad

Who wrote the message?

To: Beni
From: Dad
Message:

Hi Beni,
I have a meeting this afternoon. Please feed the fish, sweep the front yard, and water the garden. Dinner is in the oven at 7 PM. I’ll be home by 8 PM.

Love, Dad

What does Dad ask Beni to do first?

To: Beni
From: Dad
Message:

Hi Beni,
I have a meeting this afternoon. Please feed the fish, sweep the front yard, and water the garden. Dinner is in the oven at 7 PM. I’ll be home by 8 PM.

Love, Dad

Where is dinner kept?

To: Beni
From: Dad
Message:

Hi Beni,
I have a meeting this afternoon. Please feed the fish, sweep the front yard, and water the garden. Dinner is in the oven at 7 PM. I’ll be home by 8 PM.

Love, Dad

What time will Dad return?

To: Beni
From: Dad
Message:

Hi Beni,
I have a meeting this afternoon. Please feed the fish, sweep the front yard, and water the garden. Dinner is in the oven at 7 PM. I’ll be home by 8 PM.

Love, Dad

Which statement is TRUE?

Last Monday, our class went on a field trip to the National Museum. We met at school at 8 AM, boarded the bus, and arrived by 9 AM. First, we toured the history galleries where our guide explained ancient artifacts. Then, we had lunch in the museum café and took photos in the courtyard. In the afternoon, we collected leaf samples in the museum garden for our biology project. We returned to school at 3 PM, tired but excited to present our findings.

What type of text is this?

Last Monday, our class went on a field trip to the National Museum. We met at school at 8 AM, boarded the bus, and arrived by 9 AM. First, we toured the history galleries where our guide explained ancient artifacts. Then, we had lunch in the museum café and took photos in the courtyard. In the afternoon, we collected leaf samples in the museum garden for our biology project. We returned to school at 3 PM, tired but excited to present our findings.

What did the students do after the guided tour?

Last Monday, our class went on a field trip to the National Museum. We met at school at 8 AM, boarded the bus, and arrived by 9 AM. First, we toured the history galleries where our guide explained ancient artifacts. Then, we had lunch in the museum café and took photos in the courtyard. In the afternoon, we collected leaf samples in the museum garden for our biology project. We returned to school at 3 PM, tired but excited to present our findings.

Which word shows the sequence of events?

Last Monday, our class went on a field trip to the National Museum. We met at school at 8 AM, boarded the bus, and arrived by 9 AM. First, we toured the history galleries where our guide explained ancient artifacts. Then, we had lunch in the museum café and took photos in the courtyard. In the afternoon, we collected leaf samples in the museum garden for our biology project. We returned to school at 3 PM, tired but excited to present our findings.

How long did the trip last?

Last Monday, our class went on a field trip to the National Museum. We met at school at 8 AM, boarded the bus, and arrived by 9 AM. First, we toured the history galleries where our guide explained ancient artifacts. Then, we had lunch in the museum café and took photos in the courtyard. In the afternoon, we collected leaf samples in the museum garden for our biology project. We returned to school at 3 PM, tired but excited to present our findings.

The tone of the text is…

The giant panda is a bear native to China. It has distinctive black and white fur and a large, round body. Pandas eat mainly bamboo—up to 12 kg a day! They have strong jaws and teeth to chew the tough stalks. Giant pandas live in mountainous forests and spend most of their time eating or resting. Because of habitat loss, pandas are classified as vulnerable by conservation organizations.

What does a giant panda eat?

The giant panda is a bear native to China. It has distinctive black and white fur and a large, round body. Pandas eat mainly bamboo—up to 12 kg a day! They have strong jaws and teeth to chew the tough stalks. Giant pandas live in mountainous forests and spend most of their time eating or resting. Because of habitat loss, pandas are classified as vulnerable by conservation organizations.

Why do pandas have strong jaws?

The giant panda is a bear native to China. It has distinctive black and white fur and a large, round body. Pandas eat mainly bamboo—up to 12 kg a day! They have strong jaws and teeth to chew the tough stalks. Giant pandas live in mountainous forests and spend most of their time eating or resting. Because of habitat loss, pandas are classified as vulnerable by conservation organizations.

Where do giant pandas live?

The giant panda is a bear native to China. It has distinctive black and white fur and a large, round body. Pandas eat mainly bamboo—up to 12 kg a day! They have strong jaws and teeth to chew the tough stalks. Giant pandas live in mountainous forests and spend most of their time eating or resting. Because of habitat loss, pandas are classified as vulnerable by conservation organizations.

What is the conservation status of pandas?

The giant panda is a bear native to China. It has distinctive black and white fur and a large, round body. Pandas eat mainly bamboo—up to 12 kg a day! They have strong jaws and teeth to chew the tough stalks. Giant pandas live in mountainous forests and spend most of their time eating or resting. Because of habitat loss, pandas are classified as vulnerable by conservation organizations.

We can infer that Pandas …

The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the world’s largest lizard. Adults can grow up to three meters long and weigh over 70 kg. They are carnivorous, feeding on deer, birds, and water buffalo. Komodo dragons have a keen sense of smell and use their forked tongue to detect prey. They inhabit a few Indonesian islands—Komodo, Rinca, Flores—and live in savanna and tropical forests. Because of habitat loss and poaching, they are classified as Vulnerable.

What is the main purpose of this text?

The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the world’s largest lizard. Adults can grow up to three meters long and weigh over 70 kg. They are carnivorous, feeding on deer, birds, and water buffalo. Komodo dragons have a keen sense of smell and use their forked tongue to detect prey. They inhabit a few Indonesian islands—Komodo, Rinca, Flores—and live in savanna and tropical forests. Because of habitat loss and poaching, they are classified as Vulnerable.

Which fact shows classification?

The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the world’s largest lizard. Adults can grow up to three meters long and weigh over 70 kg. They are carnivorous, feeding on deer, birds, and water buffalo. Komodo dragons have a keen sense of smell and use their forked tongue to detect prey. They inhabit a few Indonesian islands—Komodo, Rinca, Flores—and live in savanna and tropical forests. Because of habitat loss and poaching, they are classified as Vulnerable.

How do Komodo dragons detect prey?

The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the world’s largest lizard. Adults can grow up to three meters long and weigh over 70 kg. They are carnivorous, feeding on deer, birds, and water buffalo. Komodo dragons have a keen sense of smell and use their forked tongue to detect prey. They inhabit a few Indonesian islands—Komodo, Rinca, Flores—and live in savanna and tropical forests. Because of habitat loss and poaching, they are classified as Vulnerable.

Where do Komodo dragons live?

The Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is the world’s largest lizard. Adults can grow up to three meters long and weigh over 70 kg. They are carnivorous, feeding on deer, birds, and water buffalo. Komodo dragons have a keen sense of smell and use their forked tongue to detect prey. They inhabit a few Indonesian islands—Komodo, Rinca, Flores—and live in savanna and tropical forests. Because of habitat loss and poaching, they are classified as Vulnerable.

Why are they classified as Vulnerable?

Long ago in West Sumatra, a poor boy named Malin Kundang dreamed of wealth. When he became an adult, he sailed away to seek his fortune. Years later, he returned as a rich merchant. His mother ran to greet him, but Malin denied her, calling her a beggar. Heartbroken, his mother prayed for justice. Immediately, a storm struck, and Malin’s ship turned to stone on the shore. Today, villagers see the stone statue as a warning to honor one’s parents.

What did Malin do when he returned home?

Long ago in West Sumatra, a poor boy named Malin Kundang dreamed of wealth. When he became an adult, he sailed away to seek his fortune. Years later, he returned as a rich merchant. His mother ran to greet him, but Malin denied her, calling her a beggar. Heartbroken, his mother prayed for justice. Immediately, a storm struck, and Malin’s ship turned to stone on the shore. Today, villagers see the stone statue as a warning to honor one’s parents.

What triggered Malin's punishment?

Long ago in West Sumatra, a poor boy named Malin Kundang dreamed of wealth. When he became an adult, he sailed away to seek his fortune. Years later, he returned as a rich merchant. His mother ran to greet him, but Malin denied her, calling her a beggar. Heartbroken, his mother prayed for justice. Immediately, a storm struck, and Malin’s ship turned to stone on the shore. Today, villagers see the stone statue as a warning to honor one’s parents.

How did Malin's story end?

Long ago in West Sumatra, a poor boy named Malin Kundang dreamed of wealth. When he became an adult, he sailed away to seek his fortune. Years later, he returned as a rich merchant. His mother ran to greet him, but Malin denied her, calling her a beggar. Heartbroken, his mother prayed for justice. Immediately, a storm struck, and Malin’s ship turned to stone on the shore. Today, villagers see the stone statue as a warning to honor one’s parents.

What lesson does this narrative teach?

Long ago in West Sumatra, a poor boy named Malin Kundang dreamed of wealth. When he became an adult, he sailed away to seek his fortune. Years later, he returned as a rich merchant. His mother ran to greet him, but Malin denied her, calling her a beggar. Heartbroken, his mother prayed for justice. Immediately, a storm struck, and Malin’s ship turned to stone on the shore. Today, villagers see the stone statue as a warning to honor one’s parents.

Which word shows a sudden change?

Two weeks ago, our club organized a beach clean‑up. We gathered at the shore at 7 AM, divided into teams, and picked up plastic waste and bottles. At 10 AM, we took a break and shared snacks. In the afternoon, we sorted the collected trash into recyclables and non‑recyclables at the community center. By 4 PM, we finished and felt proud to help the environment.

What type of text is this?

Two weeks ago, our club organized a beach clean‑up. We gathered at the shore at 7 AM, divided into teams, and picked up plastic waste and bottles. At 10 AM, we took a break and shared snacks. In the afternoon, we sorted the collected trash into recyclables and non‑recyclables at the community center. By 4 PM, we finished and felt proud to help the environment.

What did they do first?

Two weeks ago, our club organized a beach clean‑up. We gathered at the shore at 7 AM, divided into teams, and picked up plastic waste and bottles. At 10 AM, we took a break and shared snacks. In the afternoon, we sorted the collected trash into recyclables and non‑recyclables at the community center. By 4 PM, we finished and felt proud to help the environment.

Which word shows sequence?

Two weeks ago, our club organized a beach clean‑up. We gathered at the shore at 7 AM, divided into teams, and picked up plastic waste and bottles. At 10 AM, we took a break and shared snacks. In the afternoon, we sorted the collected trash into recyclables and non‑recyclables at the community center. By 4 PM, we finished and felt proud to help the environment.

When did they sort the trash?

Two weeks ago, our club organized a beach clean‑up. We gathered at the shore at 7 AM, divided into teams, and picked up plastic waste and bottles. At 10 AM, we took a break and shared snacks. In the afternoon, we sorted the collected trash into recyclables and non‑recyclables at the community center. By 4 PM, we finished and felt proud to help the environment.

We can infer that they felt…

How to Make an Eco‑Friendly Shopping Bag

1)      Take an old piece of cotton fabric or an unused T‑shirt.

2)      Cut the fabric into two equal rectangles of about 40×50 cm.

3)      Place the rectangles together, right sides facing each other, and sew along three sides, leaving the top open.

4)      Turn the bag inside out so the seams are hidden.

5)      Fold the top edge twice (about 2 cm each) and stitch to create a neat hem.

6)      Cut two strips of fabric (about 60 cm long) for handles and sew them securely to the inside of the bag.

7)      Decorate with fabric paint or patches if desired. Your reusable bag is ready!

What is the first step?

How to Make an Eco‑Friendly Shopping Bag

1)      Take an old piece of cotton fabric or an unused T‑shirt.

2)      Cut the fabric into two equal rectangles of about 40×50 cm.

3)      Place the rectangles together, right sides facing each other, and sew along three sides, leaving the top open.

4)      Turn the bag inside out so the seams are hidden.

5)      Fold the top edge twice (about 2 cm each) and stitch to create a neat hem.

6)      Cut two strips of fabric (about 60 cm long) for handles and sew them securely to the inside of the bag.

7)      Decorate with fabric paint or patches if desired. Your reusable bag is ready!

Why sew only three sides?

How to Make an Eco‑Friendly Shopping Bag

1)      Take an old piece of cotton fabric or an unused T‑shirt.

2)      Cut the fabric into two equal rectangles of about 40×50 cm.

3)      Place the rectangles together, right sides facing each other, and sew along three sides, leaving the top open.

4)      Turn the bag inside out so the seams are hidden.

5)      Fold the top edge twice (about 2 cm each) and stitch to create a neat hem.

6)      Cut two strips of fabric (about 60 cm long) for handles and sew them securely to the inside of the bag.

7)      Decorate with fabric paint or patches if desired. Your reusable bag is ready!

What should you do after turning the bag inside out?

How to Make an Eco‑Friendly Shopping Bag

1)      Take an old piece of cotton fabric or an unused T‑shirt.

2)      Cut the fabric into two equal rectangles of about 40×50 cm.

3)      Place the rectangles together, right sides facing each other, and sew along three sides, leaving the top open.

4)      Turn the bag inside out so the seams are hidden.

5)      Fold the top edge twice (about 2 cm each) and stitch to create a neat hem.

6)      Cut two strips of fabric (about 60 cm long) for handles and sew them securely to the inside of the bag.

7)      Decorate with fabric paint or patches if desired. Your reusable bag is ready!

How long should the handle strips be?

How to Make an Eco‑Friendly Shopping Bag

1)      Take an old piece of cotton fabric or an unused T‑shirt.

2)      Cut the fabric into two equal rectangles of about 40×50 cm.

3)      Place the rectangles together, right sides facing each other, and sew along three sides, leaving the top open.

4)      Turn the bag inside out so the seams are hidden.

5)      Fold the top edge twice (about 2 cm each) and stitch to create a neat hem.

6)      Cut two strips of fabric (about 60 cm long) for handles and sew them securely to the inside of the bag.

7)      Decorate with fabric paint or patches if desired. Your reusable bag is ready!

What is the final step?