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    INTRODUCING YOURSELF AND

    ONESELF
    1. Greetings
    Greetings Responses
    a. Formal Expressions •Fine
    • Good morning
    • Good afternoon
    •Hello
    • Good evening •Not too bad, thanks
    • Good night •Just fine
    •Great, thanks
    b. Informal Expressions
    • Hello
    •Very well, thank you
    • How are you doing? •Fine, thanks
    • How’s life?
    • How’s everything?
    • What’s new?
    • How are you getting on?
    • How’s life treating you?
    • How are things?
    Let me introduce myself to you
    My name is jaka sunandar. You can call
    me jaka or jack. I live with my
    grandparents in bandung. My parents live
    in bogor. I’m the only child. My father is a
    dentist and my mother is a secretary. They
    are quite busy, but I understand that they
    are working hard for me. I live with my
    grandparents in bandung because I go to
    one of the Vocational School (SMK) there.
    My hobby is playing soccer, and I hope I
    will be a famous soccer player someday.
    INTRODUCING OURSELVES
    Here are some expression to introduce
    yourself:

    • My name is ....
    • I’m ...
    • Nice to meet you; i’m ...
    • Pleased to meet you; i’m ...
    • Let me introduce myself; i’m ...
    • I’d like to introduce myself; i’m ...
    2. Saying Goodbye

    Saying Goodbye Responses


    a. Formal •Goodbye
    • Goodbye •Nice to meet you, too
    • Stay in touch •Till we meet again
    • It was nice to meet you •See you later
    • I hope to see you soon •Bye
    •Goodbye
    b. Informal •See you next time
    • Bye-bye •Take care
    • Talk to you later •I’ve got to go
    • Nice seeing you
    • So long
    Greetings, introductions & leave takings.mp4

    Greetings and Introduction..mp4


    READ THE DIALOG

    Frida : Hi! My name is Frida. I am from West


    Sumatera.
    What’s your name ?
    Bayu : I’m Bayu Tirto
    Frida : And where are you from, Bayu?
    Bayu : I’m from East Java
    Frida : Oh, really? Nice to meet you
    Bayu : Nice to meet you, too
    Frida : By the way, What do you do?
    Bayu : I’m an appraiser. And how about you?
    Frida : I’m a book editor
    Bayu : Hey, Frida, can you teach me about editing
    a
    manuscript?
    PRACTICE
    •Make a dialogue
    Situation : This is your first day at
    school. Introduce yourself

    •
    TASK 1
    Write about your personal
    information. And read it in
    front of the class.
    SIMPLE SENTENCES
    Subject
    To Be Compliment
    Pronou Sentences
    1 s
    ns
    I Am I am happy/ i’m tired
    I am in the class
    I’m a student
    He Is She is beautiful
    He is at school
    It a cat
    Adjective
    She Is
    Adverb
    it Is
    You Are You are smart
    Noun We are in the shopping
    mall
    They are doctors
    We Are
    They are
    ADJECTIVES
    Phisically characteristic Feeling

    Beautiful Smart Happy

    Handsome Arogant Sad

    Short Stupid Angry

    Tall Clever Mad

    Big Nervous

    Small Gorgeus

    Thin selfish
    ADVERBS
    Adverb of place Adverb of time

    School Holiday

    Classroom Sunday

    Bedroom At 7 o’clock

    Field At night

    Playground In the afternoon

    Grocery In the morning


    NOUNS
    SINGULAR AND PLURAL

    It is an apple
    It is a
    mango

    They are They are apples


    mangoes
    PRACTICE
    1. Ria is at school
    _____ _____ at school?
    Yes, _____ _____.

    2. She is from Aceh


    ____ _____ from Aceh?
    No, _____ _____ _____.

    3. I am Fifteen
    _____ _____ fifteen?
    Yes, ______ ______
    ‘WH’ QUESTIONS
    What Things
    Which Things
    Where Place
    Who person
    When time
    Why reason
    Whose possessive
    How --------- long
    far
    old
    often
    What’s your occupation?/ what do you do?
    - I’m an engineer

    Where’s your house?/ where do you live?


    - My house is on .... / I live on ...

    Who is your English teacher?


    - He/ she is Mr/Mrs/Miss ...

    How old are you?


    - I’m Fifteen
     ... car do you think is overpriced? this car.
    Which
    Whose

     … will you pay off your student loan? next monday.


    Where
    When
    How

     … book is on the floor?


    Whose
    Who
    Whom

     … do you want to invite to your garden party?


    Whose
    Whom
    Who

     … do you earn from the business? one hundred dollars a


    month.
    How many
    How much

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