Mengacu

KTSP
SPEKTRUM

A supplementary book
Novice level

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 PREFACE

Vocational students need to be prepared to enter the working world after graduating
and should have some special competences and skills to support their knowledge and
characteristics.

English for SMK was a supplementary book firstly written and published to help the
students of grade X understand in mastering English. It was designed based on the newest
curriculum focuses on the four language skills. They are listening, speaking, reading and
writing.

This book consists of four units. Each unit was completed with grammar, language
function, integrated reading and various activities. These can help the students develop their
spoken and written skills.

By learning this book, the writers hope that students will improve their skills in
English, especially in a vocational context. We also hope that they can communicate and get
along with the working world easily.

Finally, the writers would like to thank all of people who helped in writing and
publishing this book. We also realize that this book is so far from the perfectness. Therefore,
constructive suggestion and criticism from interested readers are very welcomed for the
completion of this book.

Jepara, July 2011

Jepara English Teachers Forum of SMK

Penuils : Tim MGMP Bahasa Inggris SMK Kab. Jepara

Editor : Dra.Zubaedah

Irbab Aulia Amri,S.Pd

Dwi Ernawati,S.Pd
 TABLE OF CONTENT

UNIT 1 HOW ARE YOU?

A. Greeting And Parting

B. Introduction
C. Thanking
D. Apologizing
E. Grammar Focus
F. Competency Test

UNIT 2 CAN YOU DESCRIBE IT?

A. Describing Things and People

B. Profession
C. Telling time
D. Grammar Focus
E. Competency Test

UNIT 3 WH AT NUMBER IS IT?

A. Telling Number
B. Grammar Focus
C. Competency Test

UNIT 4 DO YOU FORGIVE ME?

A. Regret and apology

B. Sympathy
C. Thanking asking and giving permission
D. Grammar Focus
E. Competency Test
F. Semseter exercise

UNIT 1
 HOW ARE YOU?

Learning Outcomes
After learning this unit, you will be able to:
1. greet someone
2. express leave-takings and goodbye
3. introduce yourself and other person
4. use different types of personal Pronouns
5. use To Be and Verb 1 in the Simple Present Tense
6. express thanking.

GREETING AND PARTING

Activity 1 Study the following expressions then say it loudly

Formal Greeting Responses

- good morning - hello
- good afternoon - hello, good afternoon
- good evening - good evening
- hello, how are you? - Im fine thank you
etc. etc

Informal Greeting Responses

- hi, hows life? - Terrific/great, and you?
- whats news? - just fine, thanks
- hows everything? -all right, thanks
- hows bussiness? - pretty well. What about you?
etc. etc

Activity 2. Study the informations below then answer the questions.

Greeting is a kind of question or statement to begin a conversation. The greetings depend on the
situation.

Example of formal greetings:

1. we say good morning when we meet someone early in the morning between 1 am to 12 am in middle
of the day.
2. we say good day when we meet someone in the middle of day at around 12 am.
3. we say good afternoon when we meet someone in the afternoon between 1 pm to 6 pm.
4. we say good evening when we meet someone in the evening at around 6 pm to 11 pm

Beside saying Good morning, Good afternoon or Good evening, we can also greet someone with informal
greetings like: hows everything with you? Good to see you again, hows life?, etc
We can say informal greetings to someone that we have already known before. Informal greetings can be
said at any time of the day.

Answer these questions below orally:

1. What you say if you meet you teacher at 7 am? .......
2. What you say if you meet someone at 2 pm?..........
3. What you say if you meet your friend at 8 pm?............
4. What you say if you meet your best friend at the supermarket?.......
5. What you say if you meet your old friend in the bookstore?

Activity 3. Say these formal greetings based on the time given:

1. 08.00 am good morning 5. 03.00 pm ..
2. 10.00 pm .. 6. 04.00 am ..
3. 07.30 am .. 7. 11.15 am ..
4. 09.00 pm .. 8. 06.15 pm ..
Activity 4. Match greetings on box A with the responses on box B
 A. Greetings B. Responses
1. its been a long time. a. hello
2. Beautiful scenery, isnt it? b. very busy
3. good to see you. c. it has been ages, hasnt it?
4. good morning d. just fine. How about you?
5. hows life? e. its too hot for me.
6. whats news? f. its good to see you too.
7. how do you like Jakarta? g. great, not bad.
8. how are you going on? h. yeah, really. Its fantastic.

Certain expressions are used when greeting people or saying good bye. For each greeting or leave-taking,
there fixed answer. In the dialog below, see how people greet and say good bye. The expressions are printed
in italics.
Situation: Anto and Tika meet at the Tugu train station in Yogyakarta.
Anto : Tika?
Tika : hello, Anto.
Anto : What a surprised to meet you here?
How are you doing?
Tika : Great, what are you doing here?
Are you on vacation?
Anto : yes. Oops, thats these whistle for my train! See you.
Tika : Bye. Take Care, Anto.

1. Situation: Mr. Sudibyo is meeting a company visitor from London at Soekarno-Hatta Airport.
Mr. Sudibyo : Excuse me, are you Mr. Newman from Lloyd insurance?
Mr. Newman : Yes thats right.
Mr. Sudibyo : Im Sudibyo from Tugu Pratama.
Mr. Newman : How do you doo?
Mr. Sudibyo : Pleased to meet you. Welcome to Jakarta, Mr. Newman.

2. Situation: Beverly Moore is a new student at the Indonesian Arts Institute (ISI), Yogyakarta. She want to
make as many friends as possible. She introduces herself to Fika.
Beverly : Hi, My names Beverly Moore.
Rafika : Hello. Im Rafika.
Beverly : Nice to meet you, Rafika.
Rafika : Same here. Just call me Fika. Are you from the State, Beverly?
Beverly : Yes from Denver.
Rafika : Oh, thats in Colorado, right?
Beverly : Thats right.
Rafika : youre student here?
Beverly : Yeah! Im studying Javanese music. What do you call it? Kara ?
Rafika : Karawitan. How do you like it?
Beverly : Oh, its great. And what about you? What your major?
Rafika : I study choreography.
Beverly : Hey, thats interesting!

Activity 5. Read the passage below carefully.

School begins at 7.00 am. The students enter the classroom at about 6.55 am. They greet each other
by saying hi and hello.
Soon afterwards the teacher arrives and greets the students by saying good morning and the
student answers her greeting by saying good morning too. It is Nitas English class. She is a first year
student of one SMK in my town.
After taking their seat they have their morning prayer and they begin studying immediately.

Activity 6. State True (T), False (F) And Not Clear (NC) the Following Statement.
 Statement T F NC
1. the school never begins at 7.30 am .
2. the students enter the classroom before 7.00 am. . .
3. they always go to school by bus. .. . .
4. they greet their friends evry morning. .. . .
5. most of them say good morning each other. . .
6. they say hello and hi to their friends. . . .
7. the teacher greets her students of SMK. . . .
8. nita is second year student happily. . . .
9. she is having an English class now. . . .
10. the students can speak English well. . . .
11. they have their morning prayer after taking their seat. . . .
12. they dont study English until 9.00 am . .

Activity 7. Answer the following questions based on the text above.

1. When does school begin?
..............................................................................................................................................................
2. What does the students do at 6.55 am?
..............................................................................................................................................................
3. How do they greet each other?
..............................................................................................................................................................
4. How do they greet their teacher?
..............................................................................................................................................................
5. When does their teacher arrive?
..............................................................................................................................................................

Activity 8. Read the following expressions in greeting and make your own sentences.
1. Good morning 6. Hi
2. Good afternoon 7. How are you?
3. Good evening 8. God bye
4. Good night 9. Very well
5. Hello 10. Thank you

Activity 9. Complete the following sentences using the word suggested

a. Betty d. How are you g. fine j. hi
b. thank you e. Tomorrow h. very well
c. Hello f. Good bye i. is

1. , Rina, how are you? 6. . Bob, how are you?

2. today? 7. How Nina?
3. I am fine, . 8. Nina is., thanks.
4. How is ? 9. ., Nina?
5. Betty is, thank you. 10. See you

Activity 10. Put the right verb (am, is, are) into the blank.
1. How you?
2. I very well, thanks.
3. you, Tina?
4. How., you Budi?
5. he well this afternoon?
6. Yes, he very well?
7. Tom and Dina SMK students.
8. they American students?
9. We.. in the living room.
10. it time to go?

INTRODUCING ONE SELF AND INTRODUCING OTHERS

Activity 1. Read the dialogues with your partner

1. Talita : Thats Baskara. Do you know him?
Renata : No, I dont.
Talita : Hello, Baska.
Baskara : Hello, Lita.
Talita : Baska, this is a friend of mine, Renata Simamora.
Baskara : Hello. Pleased to meet you.
Renata : Hi, pleased to meet you too.
2. Baskara : Excuse me. I dont think we have met, Im Baskara.
Renata : Hello. Im Renata.
Baskara : Nice to meet you, Renata.
Renata : Nice to meet you.
3. Talita : Mr. Iskandar, let me introduce you to Mr. Hardono of Java Tour. Mr. Hardono, this is
Mr. Smith, our Marketing Manager.
Mr. Iskandar : How do you do?
Mr.Hardono : How do you do? Its very nice to meet you.
Mr. Iskandar : Its nice to meet you too.
4. Talita : Im sorry. I dont think weve met. My name is Talita Yuwono.
Rafael : Hi. Im Rafael Romero. Im a new member in this gym. Im pleased to meet you.
Talita : Pleased to meet you too. Have you met the other members?
Rafael : Not yet. You are the first.
Talita : Come with me, then. Ill introduce you to them.
Rafael : Thanks. I appreciate that.

Activity 2. Study the following expressions.

Introducing oneself Responses
- Hi, Im Baskara. Hi, Im Renata. Glad to meet you.
- Hello, my names Baskara. Hello. My names Renata. Pleased
- Good evening. My name is Baskara. to meet you.
- May I introduce myself? Im Baskara. Good evening. Im Renata. How
- Let me introduce myself. My name is do you do?
Baskara. How do you do? My name is
- How do you do? My name is Baskara. Renata. Nice to meet you.

Introducing others Responses

- Do you know Baskara? No, I dont think so.
- Have you met Baskara? No, I havent.
- This is a friend of mine, Renata. Hi, glad to meet you. Im Renata.
- Baska this is Rena, my friend. Hello, Renata. Pleased to meet you.
- May I introduce our new member, Im glad to know you.
- Mr. Rafael Its nice to meet you.
Romero? How do you do?
- Please allow - How do you do? Its very nice to
me to introduce our meet you.
- new District
Manager.
- Let me
introduce you to Mr.
- Iskandar our
Marketing Manager.
- Mr. Iskandar,
this is Mr.
- Hermawan
from Borneo Plantation
- Company.
 Activity 3. Complete these dialogues using the expression you have learned

1. Rafael : Excuse me, .................................. My name is Rafael Romero.

Talita : How do you do, Mr. Romero? ......................
Rafael : ............................., Ms.Yuwono? ..................
Talita : Me, too. Are you a new employee here?
Rafael : Yes, I am. Ive just moved from the main office.
Talita : ...................................., then.

2. Mr. Iskandar : Good morning, Mr. Hardono. How are you?

Mr. Hardono : ............................... How about you?
Mr. Iskandar : ................................. I dont think you have met my secretary, Ms. Talita Yuwono.
Talita, this is Mr. Hardono.
Mr. Hardono : ..............................?
Talita : .........................................................?
Mr. Hardono : .......................................

Activity 4. Read the text below and answer the questions.

Good afternoon, fellows. May I introduce myself? My name is Rafael Romero. Just
call me Rafa. I was born in Mexico, but my parents moved to the USA when I was
young, so I'm an American. I speak both English and Spanish. I come to Indonesia to
learn about the culture because I like dancing traditional dances. I dream to be a
professional dancer one day.
I live in Bantul, a small town southward Yogyakarta.
I'm glad to know you all and hope that I can get help from you especially in speaking
Indonesian. Thank you.

Answer the questions below:

1. Who is introducing himself?
2. Where was he born?
3. Where do his parents live?
4. Does he speak Spanish?
6. What does he do in Indonesia?
7. Is he a student or a teacher?
8. Does he like dancing traditional or modern dances?
9. What does he want to be?
10. Where is Bantul located?
11. What does he expect from his new friends?

Activity 5. Complete the following dialogue.

a. old friend j. good morning
Linda : (1), Madam. I am Linda.
b. my sister k. to meet you
Mira : How do you do? I am Mrs. Mira Husin.
c. this hospital l. I am not
Linda : I am so glad (2) you, Madam.
d. pleased m. secretary
Mira : Are you a doctor?
e. not n. now
Linda : Yes, I am a doctor. I am working in (3)
f. excuse me o. travel agent
g. hi p. number
h. tour leader q. good luck
i. good morning
 Mira : Is that lady your friend?
Linda : No, she is (4) do you know her?
Mira : Yes, she is my (5)
Linda : Are you a (6)?
Mira : no, I am not. I am an accountant.
Linda : Tuty, this is Mrs. Mira, your old friend.
Tuti : Oh, yes? (7) Mira, how are you?
Mira : I am so pleased to meet you.
What are you doing?
Tuti : I am working in a (8)
Mira : Are you a (9)?
Tuti : No, I am not, I am the owner.
Mira : so (10) then, phone me at any time.
My (11) is 724562. bye, Linda, bye Tuty.

Activity 6 Put the right verb form.

1. Most students (go) to school by bus.
2. Mr. Rudi (introduce) his daughter to us tomorrow.
3. Hana (meet) her grading every weekend.
4. Dina (write) some letter to her friends this afternoon.
5. Dina (study) English with their teacher now.
6. We (greet) our teacher by saying good after noon.
7. Mr. Rudi (talk) with us about the game now.
8. Dont (sleep) too late, or , youll be late to school.
9. Mr. Hary (teach) us the new lesson next Monday.
10. he (want) me to explain the new topic.

EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE / THANKING

Activity 1. Read the text below loudly

Dear Grania,
We have been back home for a week. Its nice to be back with the family at home. Susi and I
are happy. We are fine at the moment, and our parents are pleased to see us coming home safely.
Grania, we would like to say thank you very much for your kindness during our stay in
Melbourne. We found everything so wonderful in your country. The fresh air, beautiful park, city
trams and clean beaches fascinated us greatly.
I liked Frankston beach with its silver gulls (thousand of them), and I enjoyed the serenity of
Brighton beach. I wont be able to forget the peguins in Philip island, too.
Grania, thank you for being so nice as my hostess. Many thanks to all the family here, John,
Elida, Frank and Louis. And please give my regard to Charlie, your kind old neighbor. By the
way, when will all you visit Indonesia?
We are looking forward to meeting you here.
So long and we promise to always keep in touch with you.

Sincerely
Chris and Susie
Activity 2. Answer the following questions based on the text above.
: 1. Who writes the letter?
2. Who is Grania?
3. Where does Grania live?
4. What things impressed Chris so much?
5. What can we see in Philip island?
6. Is Brington beach quiet?
7. How many people are there in Granias family?
8.
Activity 3. Study these expressions then practice saying thank you and the responses below.
Thanking Responses
Thank you Youre welcome
Thanks a lot Not, at all
Many thanks Its my pleasure
Thank you very much Dont mention it

Here are more examples of saying, thank you:

I appreciate your kindness.
Thank you for your kindness.
I am the most grateful to you for .
Thank you very much for . The dinners, the gift, the invitation
How very kind of you.
Id like to express my deep gratitude to you . etc.

Other responses : - Im glad you like it.

The pleasrute is mine.
Thats all right.
Etc.

Activity 4. First read the following incomplete dialog. Then fill in the blanks with the expressions youve
learned.

Situation : Adi and Rina have worked together for many years.
Adi congratulates Rina who is getting married next month.

Adi : Hey, Rin, they say youre getting married. Is that true?
Rina : Yeah .
Adi : Gee, (1) __________________________. Whos the lucky guy?
Rina : Alex, a classmate in senior high.
Adi : Well, (2) __________________________!
Rina : Thanks! But dont just wish me the best. You have to come to the wedding party.
Adi : Whens the big day?
Rina : The 13th next month. Ill send you an invitation. Please do come!
Adi : Sure thing (3) __________________________!
Rina : I can see you are! Thanks again!

REGRET AND APOLOGIES

Activity 1. Study the expressions below.

Words and expressions used to show regret and apologies:
o I regret to tell you that .
o I am sorry that .
o I am afraid that
o I apologies to
o Please, forgive me!
o Please, accept our apologies
o I really must apologies for
 o Im extremely sorry for
o Pardon?
o I beg your pardon?
o Excuse me, please
Responses for regrets and apologies:
o Thats OK
o Its all right
o Dont worry. Its OK
o It doesnt matter
o Thats quite all right
o No, not at all
o Etc.

Activity 2. Complete the following dialogues

1. Ardy : This pair of trousers dont fit me. Its too long.
Dodi : .................. I promise Ill make it short in a few minutes.
Ardy : .............. Ill wait it.

2.Dinar : Oh! What happened to my carpet?

Budi : ..........................Ive spilled coffee on your carpet.
Dinar : ......................... next time you have to be more careful.

3.Andy : I really must.................... for................ your free time today.

Biyu : ................... there s nothing to do today.

Activity 3. Arrange the sentences in coloumn A (teacher) with coloumn B (student) into a good dialogue
between a teacher and a student at school express apologies.

A (Teacher) B (Student)
You homework, please, Ayu I was sick last night
Im sorry to hear that. Yes, thank you
What was the metter with you?
But youre better now? Im sorry, I havent done it miss Desi
Well, try and do your homework before I had a pain in my stomach and my mother sent
tomorrow me to bed

GRAMMAR FOCUS

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

The Simple Present Tense of TO BE

TO BE has three forms in the simple present tense: am, are, is.
Negative
Positive I am not (Im not)
I am (Im)

He (Hes) He (Hes)
She is (Shes) She is not (Shes)
It (Its) It (Its)

We (Were) We (Were)
You are (Youre) You are not (Youre)
They (Theyre) They (Theyre)

I am a graduate of pajajaran university. Im not a student.

He is a professional worker. He isnt a computer operator.
They are not English. Thei are Indonesian. The yre students.
Activity 1. Complete these sentences using is/isnt, are/arent, m/m not
1. I. tired but I hungry
2. It ..10 oclock. You..... late again.
3. My sister .. a secretary. She very clever.
4. Those people .. English. They .Australian
5. Bambang ..at home at moment.He.at work.
6. Mrs. Anna ..Worried becouse their children ..at school.
7. Wulandari.. my classmate . We.. very good friends.
8. His brother very good at. Tennis. He.a bad player

The question forms of the present tense of TO BE are:

Am I .? Are we .?

Is he .? Are you ?
Is she .?
Is it .? Are they .?

Is he your friend at school? Yes, he is.

Is it a private academy? No, it isnt.
Are you voluntary workers? Yes, we are.
Are they interested in history? No, they arent.

They word order in the questions is:

What colour is your car? Its blue.
How old is your teacher? Hes 40.
Where are you originally from? Indonesia.
.

Verbs other than BE have two forms in the Simple Present

Tense: a simple form and an s form.
Simple form
I go to school everyday.
We have breakfast in the morning.
You watch television every evening.
They enter school at the age of seven.

-s/-es form
He goes to the library twice a week.
She has holiday abroad once a year.
It finishes at 8 oclock in the evening.
A child enters kindergarten at the age of five.
 The Simple Present Tense of TO HAVE

TO HAVE has two forms in the simple present tense: have, has.

Positive
I
You Have
We something
The
y

Negative Interrogative
I
I Do You
You We
We do not They have
The have anything
y anything Does He
She
He
It
She does not
It

I have a new motorcycle. You dont have a bicycle.

She has a refrigerator. He doesnt have a house.
The table has two drawers. It doesnt have a cover.
Does her house have modern furniture? No. it doesnt.
Do they have any newspapers? Yes they do.
Do you have an English book? Yes, I do.

Activity 2. Comlete these sentences using the correct form of these verbs.
Teach smoke boil wash
Cost go speak meet
Close cost open have

1. Water . at 100 degrees Celcius.

2. Mr. Hadi .. ten cigarettes a day.
3. Suwandi . his hair twice a week.
4. We usually dinner at 7 oclock.
5. I like film. I often . To the cinema.
6. Food is expensive. It . a lot of money.
7. She is very clever. She four languages.
8. The post-office at 5 oclock every evening.

Activity 3. Put the words in the right order. Study the example.
Example : - (usually/go/at/the weekend/I/swimming)
I usually go swimming at the weekend.

1. (to work/on foot/sometimes/goes/Paul)

2. (the students/twice a week/swimming/normally/go)
3. (to read and write/in elementary school/learns/usually/a child)
 4. (leaves/Mrs. Anita/dirty dishes/in the kitchen/never)
5. (the dirty dishes/after every meal/she/washes/always)
6. (in the garden/often/on Saturday and Sunday/he/works)
7. (seldom/because/is/always/late for work/early/gets up/he)
8. (enter/at the age of six/children/elementary school/generally)
PRONOUN

Pronouns

Subject = I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they

Object = me, you, him, her, us, you, them
Possessive = my, your, his, her, its, our, their, mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs
Reflexive = myself, yourself, itself, himself, herself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

Activity 1. Choose the right pronoun.

1. Mira is (me, my, mine) classmate.
2. They visited . (me, my, I) last week..
3. Mr. Brown gives (he, him, his) some magazine.
4. He gives me the newspaper . (he, him, himself).
5. I met (his, him, himself) wife yesterday.
6. We prepared the party (our, us, ourselves).
7. Tedy gives (me, my, I) . The report every week.
8. Marry went to Indonesia (her, herself, hers) . Last month.
9. The cat is moving (it, his, its) fail.
10. Meet (me, my, myself) at the bus stop at 7.00.

1. COMPETENCY TEST
2.
I. Choose the correct answer 7. A : How is your father?
II. VII. B : thakn you.
3. A : Mrs. Ardi, how are you? a. I am fine
III. B : Hi, Nina, I am fine thanks. b. He is fine
a. Hello c. How is he?
b. Good morning d. I am sorry
c. Hi e. I dont know
d. Good night 8. A : Ana see you tomorrow.
e. Good luck VIII. B : Alright, well meet again.
4. A : Good evening, Anna a. Good night
IV. B : Hello Adi,. b. Good morning
a. thanks you c. Hello
b. good evening d. Hi
c. fine thanks e. Good afternoon
d. hi 9. A : How are you and your sister now?
e. I am glad to see you IX. B : We fine thank you.
5. A : Would you like at 4.00 tomorrow? a. Is
V. B : Yes of course, Ill see you b. Are
a. to see her c. am
b. to leave d. be
c. to see you e. been
d. to come 10. A : Who is Ardo?
e. to see me X. B
6. A : Good bye Mr and Mrs Rudi : He is my brother.
VI. B : Bye Dias a. Elder
a. I am happy b. Old
b. how are you c. Eldest
c. See you d. Oldest
tomorrow e. younger
d. I am fine 11. A : Which one is car?
e. fine
 XI. B a. Hello
: I think the red one is interesting. b. Of course
a. Better c. Im fine
b. Worst d. I know
c. the bad e. Good
d. The 18. A: Good morning,
most XX. B: Thank you, sir.
expensi Hello
ve Sit down, please
e. the Hi
cheap Coffee or tea
12. A : Good morning young girl, how Get up, please
are you? 19. A: this is our manager, Mr. Johnson.
XII. XXI. B: ?
B : Good morning sir How are you
a. fine, thank Fine, thanks
you How do you do
b. thank you How is life
c. good bye Hi, john
d. very well 20. A: Heloo, Irene, how are you?
e. can I help XXII. B: Hi, Ed, thanks.
you Not well
13. A : How is your sister? Its worse
XIII. So bad
B : She got tootache. So sorry
XIV. Very well
A : . 21. A: It is time for leave, Linda.
a. I am happy XXIII. B: Well see you next week.
b. I am sorry to hear that Good bye
c. I will come Hello
d. I am angry See you again
e. I am fine So sorry
14. A : Good morning, Mrs Anita? Till we meet
XV. 22. A: It is time to sytop, good bye, john.
B : XXIV. B:
XVI. How is she
A : How are you, Miss? How is john
XVII. See you tomorrow
B : . Dont worry
a. Good afternoon, fine thanks How are you
b. Good morning, fine thanks XXV.
c. Hello, fine thanks 23. A: Who wants to meet now? I am so busy.
d. Good night, Bye XXVI. B: Adi and Ani, sir.
e. Good morning, how are you Ani
15. This book is (big) than that one. He
a. Biggest Me
b. more bigger Him
c. most bigger My
d. bigger 24. A: What are Tuty and Ana doing ?
e. big XXVII. B: are watching television.
16. A : do you go to school? a. Them
XVIII. b. They
B : By bycicle. c. We
a. What d. Our
b. How e. Me
c. When 25. A: I am Titin, how are you?
d. Where XXVIII. B: to meet you.
e. Who a. So sad
17. A : Can you help me? b. So funny
XIX. c. How strange
B : . d. I am glad
 e. Oh, yes d. His
26. A: what is she doing now? e. She
XXIX. B: She an English book with her 30. The teacher give the students some exercises
friend. to do.
a. Reads XXXIV. The right pronoun to change
b. Reading the underline
c. Will read XXXV. word is
d. Is reading a. them
e. Has read b. she
27. A: let me introduce myself, I am Ida c. we
XXX. B: how do you do, Ida. d. its
a. 16 years old e. him
b. Thank you XXXVI.
c. Hello XXXVII.
d. Oh, yes 31. Tom is older than
e. Money a. Me
28. A: Good morning, are you Shanti? b. I
XXXI. B: Yes, I am Shanti Amanda c. My
a. How do you do? d. She
b. How are you? e. He
c. Thanks XXXVIII.
d. Very well, thanks XXXIX.
e. What is your name? 32. A: She is my friend Linda.
29. We meet on the bus everyday. XL. B: Hi Linda
XXXII. The right pronoun for the XLI. A: How do you do.
sentence above a. How are you
XXXIII. is b. Nice to meet you
a. He c. How do you do
b. He is d. Pleased to see you
c. Him e. I am glad
XLII. II. Find the error of the underline word, then correct it.
XLIII.
1. Good morning Sandra, this is Mira, my classmate in SMK 10. do you knew?
XLIV. A B C
D
2. Hello, Mira. I was very pleased to meet you, how do you do?
XLV. A B C D
3. Hi, Tom. I want to introduce my friend Lili and Adi to you.
XLVI.
4. Hello friends very pleased to meet you all. How do you do?
XLVII. A B C D
5. How do you do? Tom, we are here to join a speech contest. Do like it?
XLVIII. A B C D
XLIX.
L.
LI.
LII.
LIII.
LIV.
LV.
LVI.
LVII.
LVIII.
LIX.
LX.
LXI.
LXII.
LXIII.
LXIV.
LXV.
LXVI.
LXVII.
LXVIII.
LXIX.
LXX.
LXXI.
LXXII.
LXXIII.
LXXIV.
LXXV.
LXXVI.
LXXVII.
LXXVIII.
LXXIX.
LXXX.
LXXXI.
LXXXII.
LXXXIII.
LXXXIV.
LXXXV.
LXXXVI.
LXXXVII.
LXXXVIII.
LXXXIX.
XC.
XCI.
XCII.
XCIII.
XCIV.
 XCV.
XCVI. UNIT 2
XCVII.
XCVIII. CAN YOU DESCRIBE IT?
XCIX.
C.
Learning
CI. Outcomes
After
CII. learning this unit, you will be able to:
1. CIII.
Describing colours, qualities, sizes, shapes, and materials.
2. CIV.
Describing origins & nationalities and professions
3. CV.
Use of adjective
CVI.
CVII.
CVIII.
CIX. DESCRIBING THINGS
CX. When we talk about things, it closely related to their characteristics. We use
adjectives to describe the characteristics of things. Something usually has one or more
characteristics, so we must know what kinds of adjectives we use in order. In this part, we are
going to learn about describing things.
a. Adjectives for Describing Things
1) Adjective of Quality
CXI. (e.g.: nice, beautiful, lovely, etc)
2) Adjective of Size
CXII. (e.g.: small, medium, tall, etc.)
3) Adjective of Shape
CXIII. (e.g.: circular, rectangular, etc.)
4) Adjective of Age
CXIV. (e.g.: old, new, young, etc.)
5) Adjective of color
CXV. (e.g.: black, brown, white, blue, etc.)
6) Adjective of Origin/ Nationality
CXVI. (e.g.: Japanese, Indonesian, etc.)
7) Adjective of Material
CXVII. (e.g.: gold, wooden, leather, etc.)
CXVIII.
b. Adjectives of quality Derive from Nouns
CXIX. NO CXX. ADJ CXXI. CXXII. N CXXIII. A
UN ECT OU DJE
IVE N CTI
S VES
CXXIV. L CXXIX. L CXXXIV. CXXXV. T CXXXIX. T
engt ong hick hick
h CXXX. S ness CXL. Shar
CXXV.Stre tron CXXXVI. S p
ngth g harp CXLI. Bea
CXXVI. D CXXXI. D ness utifu
epth eep CXXXVII.B l
CXXVII. W CXXXII. W eaut CXLII.pow
idth ide y erful
CXXVIII. H CXXXIII. h CXXXVIII.
eath igh power
CXLIII.
c. Adjectives of Shape derive from Noun
CXLIV. N CXLV. ADJ CXLVI.CXLVII. N CXLVIII. A
OU ECT OU DJE
N IVE N CTI
S VES
CXLIX. C CLV. Circ CLXI. CLXII.Oval CLXVIII. O
ircle ular CLXIII. t val
 CL. Con CLVI. Coni rian CLXIX. T
e cal gle rian
CLI. Cub CLVII. Cubi CLXIV. R gula
e cal ecta r
CLII. Cyli CLVIII. C ngle CLXX.Rect
nder ylin CLXV.Sem angu
CLIII. Ellip dric i lar
se al circl CLXXI. S
CLIV. hexa CLIX. Ellip e emi
gon tical CLXVI. S circ
CLX. Hex pher ular
agon e CLXXII. S
al CLXVII. s pher
quar ical
e CLXXIII. s
quar
e
CLXXIV.
d. Question to Describe Things
CLXXV. What sort of..?/What kind of .?
CLXXVI. What does .look like?
CLXXVII. What is it made of?
CLXXVIII. What size is your shirt?
CLXXIX. What color is your shirt?
CLXXX. Can you describe..?
CLXXXI. How long is..?
CLXXXII. How is the length of.? (asking about shape)
CLXXXIII. How big is your house?
CLXXXIV.
CLXXXV.Activity 1 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 2
CLXXXVI.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5..
CLXXXVII.
CLXXXVIII.
CLXXXIX.
CXC.
CXCI. Activity 2 Listen to your teacher and repeat !
1. The oval is white. It is a white oval.
2. The rectangle is black. It is a black rectangle.
3. The circle is red. It is a red circle .
4. The triangle is yellow. It is a yellow triangle.
5. The square is blue. It is a blue square.
CXCII.
CXCIII. Activity 3 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 4!
CXCIV.
CXCV.
CXCVI.
CXCVII.
CXCVIII.
CXCIX.
CC. Activity 4 Listen to your teacher and repeat!
1. The flowers are beautiful. They are beautiful flowers.
2. The butterfly is lovely. It is a lovely butterfly.
3. The chairs are broken. They are broken chairs.
4. The picture is bad. It is a bad picture.
CCI.
CCII. Activity 5 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 6!
CCIII.
CCIV.
CCV.
 CCVI. A B
CCVII.
CCVIII.
CCIX.
CCX.
CCXI. Activity 6 Listen to your teacher and repeat!
1. Cylinder A is big. Its a big cylinder.
2. Cylinder B is small. Its a small cylinder.
3. The dictionary is thick. Its a thick dictionary.
4. The notebook is thin. Its a thin notebook.
5. The boy is fat. Hes a fat boy.
6. The girl is skinny. Shes a skinny girl.
CCXII.
CCXIII. Activity 7 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 8!
CCXIV.
CCXV.
CCXVI.
CCXVII.
CCXVIII. Activity 8 Listen to your teacher and repeat!
CCXIX.
1. The ice cream is conical. Its a conical ice cream
2. The coins are circular. Theyre circular coins
3. The door is rectangular. Its a rectangular door
4. The pipe is cylindrical. Its a cylindrical pipe
5. The chessboard is square. Its a square chessboard.
CCXX.
CCXXI. Activity 9 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 10!
CCXXII.
CCXXIII.
CCXXIV.
CCXXV.
CCXXVI. Activity 10 Listen to your teacher and repeat!
1. Those T-shirts are made of cotton. Theyre cotton T-shirts
2. These shoes are made of leather. Theyre leather shoes
3. These cupboards are made of wood. Theyre wooden cupboards.
4. That ring is made of gold. Its a gold ring.
5. Those marbles are made of glass. Theyre glass marbles
CCXXVII.
CCXXVIII. Activity 11 Make questions (orally) based on the following responses.
Consult your dictionary
CCXXIX. for new words.
______________ ? Our uniform is white and grey.
_______________ ? The monster is very big.
_______________ ? The lake is very large.
_______________ ? My shirt is medium.
_______________ ? The clock is circular.
_______________ ? The calendar is rectangular.
_______________ ? The mattress is made of sponge.
_______________ ? Hes from Thailand.
_______________ ? Hes Thai.
10. _____________ ? Hes a film star.
CCXXX.
CCXXXI. Activity 12 Learn and memorize the dialogue, then practice it in pairs
CCXXXII.
CCXXXIII. Miss Ann : Well, heres the kitchen
CCXXXIV. Mrs. Jane : Hmm.its very small
CCXXXV.Miss Ann : Yes, it isnt big, but theres a cooker and a fridge, there are
CCXXXVI. some cupboards under sink. The floor is a square tile.
CCXXXVII. Mrs. Jane : Are any plates?
 CCXXXVIII. Miss Ann : Yes, there are some circular and a few oval shapes.
CCXXXIX. Mrs. Jane : Good. Are there any chairs in here?
CCXL. Miss Ann : No, there arent, but there are some in the living room.
CCXLI. Mrs. Jane : Hmm.are there any glasses?
CCXLII. Miss Ann : Yes, there are some conical glasses in the cupboard.
CCXLIII. Mrs. Jane : By the way, is there a television in the living room?
CCXLIV. Miss Ann : Yes, a big black and white television.
CCXLV. Mrs. Jane : What color is the wall?
CCXLVI. Miss Ann : They are blue and white.
CCXLVII.
CCXLVIII. Activity 13 Fill in the blanks using the words in the box.
CCXLIX.
CCL. Describe two door license describing
CCLI.
useful small blue
CCLII.
CCLIII. Mrs. Betty has just witnessed a car accident. It was a hit and run.
CCLIV. Policeman : Can you (1)_____________the car?
CCLV. Mrs. Betty : Well, it was a (2)__________car, a Japanese car, I think.
CCLVI. Policeman : Did you see the (3)__________plate number?
CCLVII. Mrs. Betty : It started with AB. Thats all I can remember.
CCLVIII. Policeman : Was It a (4)___________car?
CCLIX. Mrs. Betty : Yes, I think so, and the back of the car was short of square like a
box.
CCLX.Policeman : This is very (5)___________information, thank you.
CCLXI. Mrs. Betty : Youre welcome.
CCLXII.
CCLXIII. Activity 14 Build a dialogue using various adjectives for describing things
you have at home.
CCLXIV. PROFESSION AND NATIONALITY
CCLXV.
a. KINDS OF PROFESSIONS
- Architect - dentist - lecturer - plumber
- Barber - electrician - librarian - secretary
- Carpenter - farmer - manager - sailor
- Driver - gardener - pilot - tailor
- Doctor - journalist - policeman - typist
CCLXVI.
CCLXVII.
b. ORIGINS AND NATIONALITIES
CCLXVIII.
CCLXIX. The following are names of nationality, country and language
CCLXX. NAT CCLXXI. CO CCLXXII. LAN
IONALI UNTRY GUAGE
TIES
CCLXXIII. CCLXXIV. CCLXXV. Indo
Indonesian Indonesia nesian
CCLXXVI. CCLXXVII. CCLXXVIII.
Chinese China Chinese
CCLXXIX. CCLXXX. Mala CCLXXXI.
Malaysian ysia Malay
CCLXXXII. CCLXXXIII. CCLXXXIV.
Japanese Japan Japanese
CCLXXXV. CCLXXXVI. CCLXXXVII.
American America English
CCLXXXVIII. CCLXXXIX. CCXC.English
Englishman England
CCXCI. India CCXCII. India CCXCIII. Hind
n ustani
CCXCIV. Irani CCXCV. Iran CCXCVI. Irani
 an an
CCXCVII. Russ CCXCVIII. CCXCIX. Russ
ian Russia ian
CCC. Italian CCCI. Italy CCCII.Italian
CCCIII. Fren CCCIV. Fran CCCV.French
ch ce
CCCVI. Ger CCCVII. Ger CCCVIII. Ger
man many man
CCCIX.
CCCX. Activity 1 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 2
CCCXI.
CCCXII.
CCCXIII.
CCCXIV.
CCCXV.
CCCXVI.
CCCXVII. Activity 2 Listen to your teacher and repeat
CCCXVIII.
1. Hes from Indonesia. Hes Indonesian
2. Theyre from China. Theyre Chinese
3. Theyre from Saudi Arabia. Theyre Arab
4. Theyre from the USA. Theyre American
5. Shes from England. Shes English.
CCCXIX.
CCCXX. Activity 3 Read the following letter and answer the questions!
CCCXXI.
Dear Robby,
CCCXXII.
CCCXXIII.This is to introduce a friend of mine Takesho Nakamura, a famous
CCCXXIV. from Japan. He just arrived in Indonesia a week a go. After
magician
having done sight-seeing in Jakarta, he wanted to continue his trip to other
CCCXXV.
parts of our country.
CCCXXVI.
CCCXXVII.Now he is visiting your home town because he wants to see
CCCXXVIII.of Dieng. I hope that you dont mind helping me to show him
Panorama
around since I cant come here to accompany him myself due to the tests
CCCXXIX.
that I will have to take this week.
CCCXXX.
Im sure that you will be able to help him because I know that you can
CCCXXXI.
speak Japanese well enough and have time for it.
CCCXXXII.
CCCXXXIII.
Thank you,
CCCXXXIV.
Reza Ananda Harahap
CCCXXXV.
CCCXXXVI.
CCCXXXVII. Questions
1. What does the letter contain?
2. What is the nationality of Robby?
3. What is Takesho Nakamura?
4. Why does not Reza accompany his friend by himself?
5. Who can speak Japanese well?
CCCXXXVIII.
CCCXXXIX. Activity 4. Each profession deals with a certain job. Match the
professions below with the
CCCXL. Jobs they are responsible for.
CCCXLI.
CCCXLII. CCCXLIII. CCCXLIV. Jobs
N Profession

CCCXLV.
CCCXLVI. CCCXLVII. A. examining
1 Barber toothache
CCCXLVIII.
CCCXLIX. CCCL. B. installing electricity
2 Dentist
 CCCLI.CCCLII. Electri CCCLIII. C. lending books or
3 cian magazine
CCCLIV.
CCCLV. Hairdr CCCLVI. D. explaining the
4 esser lesson
CCCLVII.
CCCLVIII.Journa CCCLIX. E. cutting womans
5 list hair
CCCLX.CCCLXI. Librari CCCLXII. F. writing news for
6 an mass media
CCCLXIII.
CCCLXIV. CCCLXV. G. cutting mans hair
7 Teacher
CCCLXVI.
CCCLXVII. CCCLXVIII. H. serving
8 Typist guests in hotel/restaurant
CCCLXIX.
CCCLXX. Techni CCCLXXI. I. repair
9 cian machine
CCCLXXII.
CCCLXXIII. CCCLXXIV. J. typing
1 Waiter letters or documents

CCCLXXV.
CCCLXXVI.
CCCLXXVII. DESCRIBING PEOPLE
CCCLXXVIII.
1. Describing People by Talking about Physical Description (Appearance)
a. Looks : handsome, ugly, beautiful, pretty, cute, fat, thin,
CCCLXXIX. skinny, slim, charming, attractive
b. Height : tall, short
c. Weight : heavy, light
d. Age : young, old
e. Hair type : long, short, curly, straight, wavy
f. Hair color : black, grey, white, blonde
CCCLXXX.
2. Describing People by Talking about Non Physical Description
(Characteristics/Personality)
CCCLXXXI. A : How is he/she?
CCCLXXXII. What does he/she like?
CCCLXXXIII. B: He/she is (very) humorous disgusting
responsible
CCCLXXXIV. Generous careless helpful
CCCLXXXV. Naughty careful brave
CCCLXXXVI. Diligent boring
funny
CCCLXXXVII. Lazy polite
CCCLXXXVIII.
CCCLXXXIX. Activity 1 Look at the pictures and observe the sentences in activity 2
CCCXC.
CCCXCI.
CCCXCII.
CCCXCIII.
CCCXCIV.
CCCXCV.
CCCXCVI.
CCCXCVII.
CCCXCVIII. Activity 2 Listen to your teacher and repeat
CCCXCIX.
1. The man is tall. He is a tall man.
2. The woman is short. She is a short woman.
3. The boy is ugly. He is an ugly boy.
4. The woman is beautiful. She is a beautiful woman.
5. Their hair is short. They have short hair.
6. Their hair is long. They have long hair.
 CD.
CDI. Activity 3 Complete the following sentences with suitable words. Consult your
dictionary
CDII. for new words.
1. . ____ are your trousers? They are green.
2. ____ is a mug? Its cylindrical.
3. Papandulos is from ____. He is Greek
4. ____ is she? Shes 150 cm
5. The shape of the moon is ____.
6. The ____ of the Indonesian flag is red and white
7. ____ he from? Hes from Pakistan
8. What are their ____ ? Theyre journalists
9. What ____ re you? We are Indonesian
10. ____ is his house? His house is very big.
11. ____ is your T-shirt? My T-shirt is XL.
12. Mr. Budi is ____ He examines peoples teeth.
13. Miss Anna is a secretary. She works in ____.
14. Mr. Sugito is an architect. He ____ the plan of a building.
15. Miss Sofi is a doctor. She examines ____.
CDIII.
CDIV.
CDV. Activity 4 Make question based on the underlined words as the answers!
CDVI. Example : - My younger sister is very beautiful
CDVII. - What does your younger sister look like?
CDVIII.
Mr. Harry is 185 cm tall
2. The twin girls are 15 years old.
3. Mrs. Marry is very generous and friendly to everybody.
4. Their hair is dark brown.
5. The man is a Brazilian football player.
CDIX.
CDX. Activity 5 Learn and memorize the following dialogue then practice in pairs
CDXI. Aldi is telling his new friend, Robby, about his girlfriend.
CDXII. Robby : What are you smiling about?
CDXIII. Aldi : I was just thinking about my new girlfriend.
CDXIV. Robby : Hey, you havent told me about her. Whats she like? I bet shes
very pretty.
CDXV.Aldi : Yeah
CDXVI. Robby : Cmon. Give me the details.
CDXVII. Aldi : Fatty is slim, not too tall and not too short. Shes got wavy jet-
black hair.
CDXVIII. Its cut short, which makes her look fresh and young.
CDXIX. Robby : Good for you. Shes not at all like my ex-girlfriend. She was of
average height too, but she was rather overweight. She had long straight black
hair and she wore glasses. They made her look really old.
CDXX. Aldi : Why didnt she wear contacts, like Fatty does? Makes a world of
different, you know.
CDXXI. Robby : Yeah. Your girl friend sounds great! Cant wait to meet her?
CDXXII. Aldi : Oh, wait a minutes! Ive got her picture right here in my wallet.
Ill show you.
CDXXIII. Robby : Oh, no.!! Thats Fatima.. My ex-girlfriend!
CDXXIV.
CDXXV.
CDXXVI.
CDXXVII.
CDXXVIII.
CDXXIX.
CDXXX.
CDXXXI.
 CDXXXII.
CDXXXIII.
CDXXXIV.
CDXXXV.GRAMMAR FOCUS
CDXXXVI.
A. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT . ..
CDXXXVII.
CDXXXVIII. CDXXXIX. QUESTIONS CDXL.ANSWERS
CDXLI. Q Whats the quality of your watch? Its good.
UA Whats the quality of this picture? Its bad.
LIT
IES
CDXLII.
CDXLIII. S How big is your house? Its very big.
IZE What size are your shoes? They are medium
CDXLIV. S What shapes is the earth? Its round.
HA What shape are the tiles? Theyre square
PES
CDXLV.
CDXLVI. M What is a spanner made of? Its made of steel
ATE What are your shoes made of? Theyre made of leather
RIA
LS
a. Where are you from? a. Im from Indonesia
CDXLVIII. b. Where CDL. do b. I come from
you come from? CDLI. Indonesia
CDXLIX. CDLII.
a. What nationality are you? CDLV. 2. Im
CDXLVII. O CDLIV. b. What is your Indonesian.
RIG nationality?
IN a. Wheres he from? a. Hes from Vietnam.
AN CDLVIII. b. Where does he come CDLIX. b. He
D from? comes from
NAT Vietnam
ION a. What nationality is he? Hes Vietnamese
ALI
CDLXI. b. What is his
TIE nationality?
S a. Where are they from? a. Theyre from Iraq
CDLXIII. b. Where do they come CDLXIV. b. They come
from? from Iraq
a. What nationality are they? Theyre Iraqi.
CDLXVI. b. What is their
nationality?
CDLXVII. P a. Whats your job? CDLXXIII. 1. I am a
RO CDLXIX. b. Whats your teacher.
FES profession?
SIO CDLXX. c. Whats your
NS occupation?
CDLXVIII. CDLXXI. d. What are you?
CDLXXII. e. What do you
do?
a. Whats her job? CDLXXIX. 2. Shes a
CDLXXV. b. Whats her secretary
profession?
CDLXXVI. c. Whats her
occupation?
CDLXXVII. d. What is she?
CDLXXVIII. e. What does
she do?
 a. What are their jobs? CDLXXXVI. 3. Theyre
CDLXXXI. b. What are farmers
their professions?
CDLXXXII. c. What are
their occupations?
CDLXXXIII. d. What are
they?
CDLXXXIV. e. What do they
do?
CDLXXXV.
CDLXXXVII.
ADJECTIVES IN SERIES
CDLXXXVIII. Sometimes we want to add more information to a noun. So, we put
more than one adjective in front of the noun.
1) Put opinion adjectives in front of descriptive adjectives
CDLXXXIX. Examples:
CDXC.
CDXCI. Opinio CDXCII. Descrip CDXCIII. N
n Adjective tive oun
Adjective
CDXCIV. beautifu CDXCV. small CDXCVI. g
l irl
CDXCVII.handso CDXCVIII. t CDXCIX. b
me all oy
D. expensive DI. big diamond DII. diam
ond
DIII.
DIV.
DV.
DVI. This is the table of Adjectives in Series:
DVII. O DVIII. Descriptive Adjectives
p
i
n
i
o
n
A DXI. DXII. DXIII. DXIV. DXV. DXVI.
DX.
d Sha A Col Orig Mat N
Size
j
e
c
ti
v
e
s
DXVII. DXVIII.DXIX. DXX. DXXI. DXXII. DXXIII. DXXIV.
lovely/ni b circ o bro Java woo ta
c
e
DXXV. DXXVI.DXXVII. DXXVIII. DXXIX. DXXX. DXXXI. DXXXII.
expensiv s - n met Japa - c
e
DXXXIII. DXXXIV. DXXXV. DXXXVI. DXXXVII.DXXXVIII.DXXXIX. DXL.
good b flat n - - - T

DXLI. p DXLII. DXLIII. DXLIV.

DXLV. DXLVI. DXLVII. DXLVIII.
r s squ o whi - ston h
e
 tt
y
DXLIX.
DL. Activity 1 Arrange the adjectives in the parentheses into a good order of
adjectives in series
1. A : May I borrow your (triangular plastic long ) ruler?
DLI. B : Here you are
DLII. A : Thanks
2. A : Can I use your (curved metal big) hammer
DLIII. B : Yes, please.
DLIV. A : Thank you
3. A : What kind of furniture does he want
DLV. B : He wants (dark brown cheap wooden old) furniture.
4. A : Which gloves do you need?
DLVI. B : I need (rubber white big) ones.
5. A : Do you mind if I borrow your (Chinese big new) motorcycle?
DLVII. B : Not at all.
DLVIII. A : Thanks a lot.
DLIX.
DLX. Activity 2 Arrange these words into a good sentence.
1. blue the color the book is of
2. is the English-Indonesian very dictionary thick
3. leather shoes usually made are of
4. of are spectacles what your made ?
5. people are nationality those what of the ?
DLXI.
DLXII. Activity 3 Complete the conversation with the words phrases from the box
and then practice
DLXIII. it with your partner
DLXIV.
DLXV.Jatmiko is a friendly person. He likes getting acquainted with other people. Now he is
on an excursion boat to Japan. He is having conversation with Badawi, a passenger
from Malaysia.
DLXVI.
DLXVII.Jatmiko : Hi, my name is Jatmiko. Im from Surabaya,Indonesia. (1) __________ I
know your name.
DLXVIII. Badawi : Oh, Im Badawi. I (2) __________ Selangor, Malaysia
DLXIX. Jatmiko : Nice to meet you, Badawi
DLXX. Badawi : Oh,(3) __________? Nice to meet you, too.
DLXXI. Jatmiko : (4) ). __________ do you do in Malaysia, Badawi?
DLXXII.Badawi : Im a student. I(5) __________ economy in Kuala Lumpur University. What
(6) __________ you, Jatmiko?
DLXXIII. Jatmiko : Im a teacher. I (7) ). __________ English in a vocational school in
Surabaya
DLXXIV. Badawi : English teacher? Great! Lucky me! I (8) __________ English very well,
and you know that most people in this boat speak English. I can (9) __________ you,
then.
DLXXV. Jatmiko : Dont (10) __________
DLXXVI. Badawi : By the way, you look still (11) __________ to be a teacher. I (12)
__________ you were a student like me
DLXXVII.Jatmiko : I (13) __________ from my university last year.
DLXXVIII. Badawi : Oh, wait a minute. Do you hear that (14) __________?
DLXXIX. Jatmiko : Yes. What does it mean?
DLXXX.Badawi : It means lunch time. Lets have lunch in that restaurant. We can (15)
_________ our talk there. Dont worry, I treat you
DLXXXI. Jatmiko : OK. Thanks
DLXXXII.
DLXXXIII.
DLXXXIV.
Continue May teach sound come
from about cant speak graduated really
study thought What rely on worry
too young
 DLXXXV.
DLXXXVI.
DLXXXVII.
DLXXXVIII.
DLXXXIX.
DXC.
DXCI. Activity 4 Read this passage
DXCII.
DXCIII. My mother is a very beautiful woman. She is slim, not too short, about 157 cm tall.
She has long, wavy, black hair. She has fair skin, blue eyes, and pointed nose. She is
energetic humorous, diligent, and patient
1. Now, make similar paragraph describing:
a. your father
b. your English teacher
DXCIV.
2. Make a short dialogue based on the following situations
a. There is a new student in your class. You intend to introduce yourself to him and
want to know everything about him, such as where he is from what he is, etc. Write
a dialogue between you and him.
DXCV.
DXCVI.
SINGULAR PLURAL NOUNS
DXCVII. Noun can be divided into two: Uncountable and Countable noun
- Uncountable nouns such as: water, air, salt, sugar, milk, soup, news, meat, food, money,
information, etc.
- Countable nouns can be singular and plural nouns. Generally, plural nouns are formed by
adding s of singular forms. For example: a book books; a dog dogs, etc. But learn
the following irregular plural nouns forming.
1. Singular nouns ending with s, -sh, -ch, -x, are added by es.
DXCVIII. Example: dress dresses; brush brushes; box boxes.
2. Singular nouns ending with y, is added by es after omitting y and changed by i.
DXCIX. Examples : lady ladies; country countries
DC. Exception : boy boys; donkey donkeys
3. Singular nouns ending with o is added by es.
4. Singular nouns ending with f is added by s
DCI. Examples : chief chiefs; roof roofs
DCII. Exception : calf calves; leaf leaves; life - lives
5. Singular nouns are just the same as plural forms
DCIII. Examples : deer deer; sheep sheep
6. Especially form
DCIV. Examples : child children; man men; mouse mice; ox oxen.
DCV.
DCVI. Activity 1 Fill in the missing form both singular and plural nouns
DCVII.
DCVIII.DCIX. S DCX. P DCXI. DCXII.DCXIII. DCXIV.
N i l N Singular Plural
n u
g r
u a
l l
a
r
DCXV.DCXVI. DCXVII. DCXVIII.DCXIX. DCXX. DCXXI.
1 Train 1 Lady


DCXXII. DCXXIII. DCXXIV. DCXXV. DCXXVI. DCXXVII. DCXXVIII.
2 Match 1 Shoes


DCXXIX.
DCXXX. DCXXXI. DCXXXII.DCXXXIII.
DCXXXIV. DCXXXV.
3 Glasses 1 Wives

.
DCXXXVI.
DCXXXVII. DCXXXVIII. DCXXXIX.DCXL.DCXLI. DCXLII.
4 Station 1 Trousers

.
.
DCXLIII.
DCXLIV. DCXLV. DCXLVI.DCXLVII.
DCXLVIII. DCXLIX.
5 Thieves 1 policem
e
n
DCL. DCLI. R DCLII. DCLIII. DCLIV.
DCLV. H DCLVI.
6 o 1 a
o n
f d
k
er
c
hi
ef
DCLVII.
DCLVIII. DCLIX. DCLX. DCLXI. DCLXII. DCLXIII.
7 Aircraft 1 Foot


DCLXIV.
DCLXV. DCLXVI. DCLXVII.DCLXVIII.
DCLXIX. DCLXX.
8 Tooth 1 Uncles


DCLXXI.
DCLXXII. DCLXXIII. DCLXXIV.
DCLXXV.
DCLXXVI. DCLXXVII.
9 Girl 1 Families


DCLXXVIII.
DCLXXIX. DCLXXX. DCLXXXI.
DCLXXXII.
DCLXXXIII. DCLXXXIV.
1 mice 2 Church


DCLXXXV.
DCLXXXVI.
DCLXXXVII.
DCLXXXVIII. Activity 2 Change the nouns in bracket into the right form.
Six girls have twelve (foot)
Ten (mouse) are hiding behind the cupboard
How many (policemen) do you see?
Bayu lost three of his (tooth).
Almost all (child) like sugar.
twenty (country) have signed the agreement
A number of (sheep) are grassing in the field over there.
boys grow to be (man)
Those young (wife) are earning how to cook
Ratna Amalia has just bought two (knife)
DCLXXXIX.
DCXC.Activity 3 Circle the correct word.
1. We need ten (box / boxes) to keep all of these things.
2. There are three (women / woman) standing in a queuein front of the cashier.
3. My parents have five (child / children).
4. Mother bought two kilos of (fishes / fish) yesterday.
5. Nowadays many (man / men) do not like smoking.
6. Please send this (memos / memo) to the receptionist.
7. There are a lot of (deer / deers) in Kebun Raya Bogor.
8. A (mouse / mice) trap is used for catching (mouse / mice).
9. Our school has 31 (class / classes) this year.
10. Jakarta is one of the biggest (cities / city) in the world.
DCXCI.
DCXCII. Dear Anissa,
DCXCIII.Safira and I4(am
Activity / are)
Choose thehaving
correctthe bestinholiday
word in our life. We (are / is) in
parentheses.
DCXCIV. Yogyakarta, one of the loveliest (city / cities) in Indonesia. Although (they are
DCXCV./ it is) much smaller than Jakarta, there seems to be more to do in Yogyakarta.
Moreover, the (people / person) here seem to be friendlier than (that / those)
DCXCVI.
on the other (place / places). We (is / are) staying in the most comfortable
hotel I have ever stayed. (Its / Theyre) small and cool, and many (person /
people) think (theyre / its) the best hotel in Yogyakarta. (Theyre / Its)
much more interesting than any other (hotel / hotels), and (its / theyre) even
smaller than losmen, but (they / it) has a very artistic (swimming pool
/swimming pools) where we can go swimming a lot. (Theyre / Its) really
good, and I do wish you were here.

Love,
Fasya
 ASSESMENT TEST
DCXCVII. DCCVI.
DCXCVIII. I. Choose A, B, C, or D DCCVII.
for the correct answer! DCCVIII.
1. A : .. 9. Salsa : Im Indonesian ?
DCXCIX. B : It is a small brown DCCIX. Dzaky : I am Italian.
wallet. DCCX. a. What is your
What does it like? nationality?
What does it look like? DCCXI. b. What is your address?
What is it made of?
Is it your wallet? DCCXII. c. What is your name?
2. The young lady has car. DCCXIII. d. Where do you live?
a. A luxurious long black American 10. A : What is Mr. Jono?
b. A long black luxurious American DCCXIV. B : He is a.. He builds
c. An American luxurious long black a building with brick
d. An American luxurious black long a. Butcher
3. A : What does your boss look like? b. Bricklayer
DCC. B : Well, he is c. Carpenter
..about..and very. d. Technician
a. Bald fat fifty 11. A : Miss. Ginas job is helping the
b. Tall fifty bald doctor in taking care patients.
c. Bald fifty tall DCCXV. B : What does she do?
d. Fifty bald tall DCCXVI. A : She is a.
4. A coin is shaped like a . It is . In a. Doctor
shape. b. Teacher
a. Circle circle c. Typist
b. Coin circular d. Nurse
c. Circular coin 12. A : Do you mind if I borrow your ..?
d. Circle - circular DCCXVII. B : Not at all.
5. A : Why do you hate him? DCCXVIII. A : Thanks a lot.
DCCI. B : He is very He never a. Chinese new big motorcycle
greets me although he knows me b. New motorcycle big Chinese
a. Arrogant c. Big new Chinese motorcycle
b. Lazy d. Motorcycle big Chinese new
c. Patient 13. A : Would you have dinner with me in
d. Careful ..restaurant.
DCCII. DCCXIX. (wooden comfortable
6. A : You look so now. Javanese old)
DCCIII. B : Of course. I do DCCXX. B: With pleasure
sports and go on diet a. Comfortable old Javanese wooden
a. Old b. Comfortable Javanese old wooden
b. Young c. Old wooden Javanese comfortable
c. Slim d. Javanese old wooden comfortable
d. fat 14. There is only one .in the left drawer
7. A : . but there are three in the right
DCCIV. B : She is medium drawer.
height. a. Knive knives
a. Do you think she is pretty? b. Knife knifes
b. How tall is she? c. Knife knives
c. How old is she? d. Knives knife
d. How much does she weigh? 15. There are three . On the main street
8. A : How .. is the English book? near my school now. They are
DCCV.B : It is 5 centimeter thick. regulating the traffic jam.
a. Thick a. Police
b. Thickness b. Polices
c. Thicky c. Policeman
d. Centimeter d. Policemen
DCCXXI.
DCCXXII.II. Choose one of the underlined words or phrases that is not correct!
DCCXXIII.
16. There are one teacher and twenty childrens in the classroom.
DCCXXIV. A B C D
17. A : Where do they come from?
DCCXXV. A B
DCCXXVI. B : They come from American
DCCXXVII. C D
18. X : What color does his hair?
DCCXXVIII. A B
DCCXXIX. Y : The color of his hair is light brown.
DCCXXX. C D
19. A : Why do you think of me?
DCCXXXI. A B
DCCXXXII. B : Youre a nice girl, I think.
DCCXXXIII. C D
20. X : What does her Job?
DCCXXXIV. A B
DCCXXXV. Y : She is a secretary.
DCCXXXVI. C D
DCCXXXVII.
DCCXXXVIII.
DCCXXXIX.
DCCXL.
DCCXLI.
DCCXLII.
DCCXLIII.
DCCXLIV.
DCCXLV.
DCCXLVI.
DCCXLVII.
DCCXLVIII.
DCCXLIX.
DCCL.
DCCLI.
DCCLII.
DCCLIII.
DCCLIV.
DCCLV.
DCCLVI.
DCCLVII.
DCCLVIII.
DCCLIX.
DCCLX.
DCCLXI.
DCCLXII.
DCCLXIII.
DCCLXIV.
DCCLXV.
DCCLXVI.
DCCLXVII.
DCCLXVIII.
DCCLXIX.
DCCLXX.
DCCLXXI.
DCCLXXII.
DCCLXXIII.
DCCLXXIV.
DCCLXXV. UNIT 3
DCCLXXVI.
DCCLXXVII. WHAT NUMBER IS IT?
 DCCLXXVIII.
Learning Outcomes DCCLXXIX.
DCCLXXX.
After learning this unit, you will be able to:
1.DCCLXXXI.
Mentioning cardinal and ordinal numbers.
2.DCCLXXXII.
Showing times, days, months, and dates &
DCCLXXXIII.
years
3.DCCLXXXIV.
DCCLXXXV.
A. Cardinal Numbers
DCCLXXXVI.
DCCLXXXVII. Activity 1 Listen to your teacher and repeat
DCCLXXXVIII.
DCCLXXXIX.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
DCCXC.
zero one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
DCCXCI.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
eleven twelve thirteen
DCCXCII. fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen
18
DCCXCIII. 19 20 21 30 40
Eighteen
DCCXCIV. nineteen twenty twenty-one thirty forty
DCCXCV.100 1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000
one hundred one thousand ten thousand one hundred thousand one million
DCCXCVI.
DCCXCVII.
DCCXCVIII.
DCCXCIX. Simple Arithmetic Process
a. Addition 2 + 2 = 4 ( two plus two is four)
b. Subtraction 2 2 = 0 ( two minus two is zero)
c. Multiplication 2 x 2 = 4 ( two times two is four)
d. Division 2 : 2 = 1 ( two divided by two is one)
DCCC.
DCCCI. Activity 2 Write the numbers.
a. thirty-one f. eight hundred and three
b. forty-six g. four thousand three hundred
c. ninety-two h. five hundred thousand and sixty-
four
d. five i. seventy-nine
e. twenty-seven j. Fourteen
DCCCII.
DCCCIII. Activity 3 Look at the pictures, and make it in a sentence
DCCCIV.

DCCCV.
DCCCVI.
DCCCVII.Activity 4 Listen to your teacher and repeat.
1. Its six oclock.
2. Its quarter past seven.
3. Its half past eight.
4. Its quarter to nine.
5. Its twenty past ten.
DCCCVIII.
DCCCIX. Activity 5 Write the sentence.
DCCCX. What time is it?
1. 13.00 : ______________________________
2. 14.05 : ______________________________
3. 15.10 : ______________________________
4. 16.15 : ______________________________
5. 17.20 : ______________________________
6. 18.25 : ______________________________
7. 19.30 : ______________________________
 8. 08.35 : ______________________________
9. 09.40 : ______________________________
10. 10.45 : ______________________________
DCCCXI. Activity 6 Write the following numbers in words
DCCCXII.
1. 720 6. 36 : 6 = 6
2. 425 7. 704 + 9 =713
3. 1027 8. 18 10 =8
4. 25 + 21 = 46 9. 75 9 = 66
5. 17 x 12 = 204 10. 45 : 9 = 5
11.
12. Activity 7 Read the following text and answer the question!
13. On Wednesday evening, we went to the Town Hal. It was the last day of the year and
14.
a large crowd of people had gathered under the Town Hall clock. It would be strike twelve in
15.
twenty minutes time.
16.
17.
Fifteen minutes passed and then, at five to twelve, the clock stopped. The big minute
18.
hand didnt move. We waited and waited, but nothing happened. Suddenly, someone
19.
shouted, Its two minutes past twelve! The clock has stopped! I looked at my watch. It
20.
was true. The big clock refused to welcome the New Year. At the moment, everybody began
21.
22.
to laugh and sing
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
1. When did the writer go to the Town Hall?
2. Were there many people there?
3. And how many minutes would the Town Hall clock strike twelve?
4. At what time did it stop?
5. What did the crowd of people do then?
30.
B. Ordinal Numbers
31. Ordinal Numbers are used to:
32. 1. show dates,
33. 2. show ranks / positions.
34.
35. Activity 1 Listen to your teacher and repeat.
36.
1st37. 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th
38.
first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth
1139.
th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16 th
Eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth
40.
18 th 19 th 20 th 21 th 32 nd 43 rd
41.
eighteenth nineteenth twentieth twenty-first thirty-second forty-third
42.
100 th 1000 th 1000000 th
one43.hundredth one thousandth one millionth
44.
45.
46.
47. Activity 2 Write the numbers
48. a. thirty-first f. eight hundred and third
49. b. forty-sixth g. four thousand and three hundredth
50. c. ninety-second h. five hundred thousand and sixty-fourth
51. d. fifth i. seventy-ninth
52. e. twenty-seventh j. fourteenth
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62. DAYS, DATES, MONTHS, AND YEARS
63.
64. Activity 1. Recognize the following days, months, years.
65.
66. Days in a week 67. Months in a 68. Years
year
69. Sunday 70. January 71. 1945= Nineteen forty
July five
72. Monday 73. February 74. 2008=Two thousand
August and eight
75. Tuesday 76. March 77.
September
78. Wednesday 79. April 80.
October
81. Thursday 82. May 83.
November
84. Friday 85. June 86.
December
87. Saturday 88. 89.
90.
91. Activity 2. Study the explanations below
92.
93. 94. QUESTIONS 95. RESPONSES
96. TIME 97. 1. What time is it now? 98. It is five oclock.
100. 2. Whats the
time?
102. D 104. 1. What day is it 105. Its
AYS today? Wednesday
103. 107. 2. What day is it 108. Its Thursday
tomorrow?
110. 3. What day was 111. It was
it yesterday? Tuesday
112. M 113. 1. What month is 114. Its January
ONTHS it now?
116. 2. What month is 117. Its February
next month?
119. 3. What month 120. It was
was last month? December
121. 123. 1. What date is it 124. Its the thirty-
122. D today? first of two thousand
ATES & 126. 2. What is the and eight
YEARS date today?
128.
129.
130. Activity 3 Complete the following sentences with suitable words.
1. Today is Friday. Yesterday was . . . .
2. Monday is the day before . . . .
3. Tuesday is the day between . . . . and . . . .
4. Tomorrow will be Sunday. Today is . . . .
5. Friday is the day . . . Saturday.
131.
132. Activity 4 Complete the following sentences with suitable words.
1. This month is April. Next month will be . . . .
2. September is after . . . .
3. The second month of the year is . . . .
4. May is between . . . and . . . .
5. Next month will be June. This month is . . . .
133.
134. Activity 5 Write the sentence.
135. Example:
136. a. 17 August 1945 : It is the seventeenth of August nineteen forty-five.
137. b. August 17, 1945 : It is August the seventeenth nineteen forty-five.
138. 1. 25 January 2008 : _____________________
139. 2. February 21, 2000 : _____________________
140. 3. 4 March 199 : _____________________
141. 4. April 19, 2007 : _____________________
142. 5. 1 May 1978 : _____________________
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154. Activity 6 Read the following show time table and answer the questions.
155.
156.
157.
158. DAYS PERFORMANCE GROUP
159. Monday All around Generation Band
160. Tuesday New hits Hitrow Band
161. Wednesday All around Sembilan Band
162. Thursday Dancing Grasshoppers
163.
Friday Top 40 & 60s Band
164.
165. Saturday All around Medusa Band
166. SundayNo Fee Scientific music Rhapsody Band
Enjoy them for free
167. Music longue Heart beat band
Just come and have dinner from 19:00 to
168. August 2010 21:00 Satrio Hotel
169.
Jl. Palm 110 Cimahi Telp. (0291)6669378 Jl. Palm 110 Cimahi Telp. (0291)6669378
170. Fax(0291)2293746 Fax(0291)2293746
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176. Questions
1. Where can you come to enjoy those performances?
2. How much money will you spend?
3. When do you have to come if you want to have a dance after dinner?
4. When will music lounge be held?
5. When must you come and have dinner to get free of charge?
177.
 178. Activity 7 Read the text carefully.
179. Rahardian is a grade one student in a vocational school in his town. He has not got
a lesson schedule for one semester. He has got a temporary schedule for one week. Here is his
schedule.
180.
181. 184. Days and Dates
186. 188. 190. 192. 194. 196.
182. Monday Tuesday Wednes Thursda Friday Saturday
Time 187. 189. day y 195. 197.
183. 21/07/08 22/07/08 191. 193. 25/07/08 26/07/08
23/07/08 24/07/08
198. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205.
07.00 English Chassis Chemist Sports Electrici Physics
199. ry ty
08.30
206. 208. 209. 210. 211. 212. 213.
08.30 Math Chassis PKn English Electrici Chemist
207. ty ry
10.00
214. 216. 218. 220. 222. 224. 226.
10.00 First First First First First First
215. 217. 219. 221. 223. 225. 227.
10.15 Break Break Break Break Break Break
228. 230. 231. 232. 233. 235. 236.
10.15 History Indonesi Math Entrepre Body Machine
229. an neur ry
11.45 234.
ship
237. 239. 241. 243. 245. 247. 249.
11.45 Second Second Second Second Second Second
238. 240. 242. 244. 246. 248. 250.
12.30 Break Break Break Break Break Break
251. 253. 254. 255. 256. 257. 258.
12.30 Religion Javanese Physics Compute Body Machine
252. r ry
14.00
259.
260. Activity 8 Answer the questions based on the text above.
1. How many times does he have English lessons?
2. What times and what days does he have English lessons?
3. What day and what date does he have entrepreneurship?
4. Does he have a computer lesson on Friday?
5. Does he have Machinery Lesson on July 26?
261.
262. Activity 9 Complete the following sentences with suitable words.
1. Rahardian has a Religion Lesson on . . . .
2. At 10.15 11.45, on Tuesday, July 22, Rahardian has . . . .
3. Electricity Lesson is at . . . on . . . .
4. Everyday Rahardian has two breaks; the first is at . . . and the second is at . . . .
5. Rahardian has English lessons . . . times a week.
263.
264.
265. Activity 10. Fill in the blanks with suitable words / phrases in the box.
266. Dessy wants to open a savings account in a bank. She comes to the bank and
meets an officer there.
 267. Officer : Good morning, Madam. Can I help you?
268. Dessy : Good morning. (1). _______________ to open a savings account.
269. Officer : Certainly, Madam. (2). _______________, youll have to fill out
a few forms.
270. Can I have your name, please?
271. Dessy : Its Wijayanti, Dessy Wijayanti.
272. Officer : And how do you (3). _______________ your last name?
273. Dessy : Its W I J A Y A N T I
274. Officer : Thank you. Next, is it Miss, Mrs., or Ms.?
275. Dessy : I (4). _______________ Ms.
276. Officer : Fine. Now, (5). _______________ I have your address, Ms.
Wijayanti?
277. Dessy : Jalan Simpanglima Number 1.
278. Officer : Is that in Semarang?
279. Dessy : Yes, (6). _______________. The post code is 50241.
280. Officer : OK, and please (7). _______________ me your telephone
number.
281. Dessy : Its 081 326 199 117.
282. Officer : 081 326 199 117. All right. And (8). ___________, Ms.
Wijayanti, what is your (9). ____________?
283. Dessy : I work at State Hospital. Im the head of a lab.
284. Officer : Fine. I just need the (10). _______________ of your ID, and
well be all set.
285. Dessy : Thank you very much.
286.
287.
Copy Id like
288. could occupation firstwill
thats
289. right prefer finally spell give Im
sorry
290.
291.
292.
293. SYNONYM AND ANTONYM
294.
A. Synonym
295.
296. Adjectives 297. Nouns 298. Verbs
299. b 318. p 338. b 349. a 360. a 381. r
eautiful retty enefit dvanta nswer eply
300. b 319. g 339. f ge 361. b 382.
ig reat riend 350. uy purchas
301. b 320. d 340. g fellow 362. c e
roken amaged arbage 351. hase 383.
302. c 321. s 341. g rubbish 363. c run
lever mart ift 352. p heck after
303. d 322. 342. h resent 364. c 384. e
angero hazard azard 353. d lose xamine
us ous 343. m anger 365. c 385. s
304. d 323. h istake 354. e ome hut
ifficult ard 344. p rror 366. c 386.
305. e 324. s roblem 355. t ontain arrive
asy imple 345. s rouble 367. d 387. c
306. f 325. p ituation 356. c iscover onsist
amous opular 346. s onditio 368. e of
307. f 326. d tudent n njoy 388.
ar istant 347. t 357. p 369. f find
308. f 327. q eacher upil inish 389. l
 ast uick 348. 358. 370. h ike
309. h 328. p instruct appen 390.
appy leased or 371. h end
310. q 329. s 359. urt 391.
uiet ilent 372. occur
311. s 330. l identify 392.
mall ittle, 373. injure
312. t tiny look at 393. r
hin 331. s 374. n ecogniz
313. t kinny eed e
ired 332. 375. 394. s
314. t exhaust pull tare at
he ed 376. p 395.
same 333. s ush require
315. u imilar 377. r 396. d
gly 334. b epair raw
316. v ad 378. s 397. p
aluable 335. p hout ress
317. r recious 379. s 398. m
ight 336. c tart end, fix
orrect 380. 399. s
337. cream
400. b
egin
401.
402.
403.
404.
405.
406.
407.
408.
409.
B. Antonym
410.
411. Adjective 412. Verb
413. b 430. ugly 447. 454. a
eautifu 431. smal answer sk
l l 448. b 455. s
414. b 432. dirty uy ell
ig 433. stup 449. cl 456.
415. c id ,silly ose open
lean 434. safe 450. c 457.
416. c 435. ome go
lever easy, simple 451. fi 458.
417. d 436. near, nish start,
angero close 452. p begin
us 437. the ull 459. p
418. d same 453. st ush
ifficult 438. emp art 460. e
419. d ty nd
ifferent 439. full 461.
420. f 440.
ar slow
421. f 441.
ull smart
422. h 442.
ungry noisy
423. f 443.
ast thick
424. f 444.
oolish messy
425. q 445.
uiet priceless
426. t 446.
hin
427. t
idy
428. v
aluable
429.
462.
463. Activity 1 Find the synonym of the italic words.
464.
465. AN ANTIQUE CAR
466. Mr. Basuki is a very popular mechanic in his town. When
he was thirty-five years old, one of his fellows gave him a very old car as
his birthday gift. The car was very dirty and rusty, but its engine was not
so bad and worked well enough.
467. Mr. Basuki was so pleased to have s uch an old car. He
knew that the car was so antique that it could be a very precious object if
he fixed and repainted it. One day he took his old car out of the garage and
then said to his wife, Im going downtown to purchase some spare parts
and paint for this car.
468. He arrived at a silent road after a few kilometers from his
house, but suddenly his car stopped. Mr. Basuki got out, opened the
bonnet of the car, and checked its engine, but he didnt discover anything
wrong with it.
469. His head was under the bonnet for quite a long time. Then
a young man ran to his car and started pulling off one of the red lights at
the back. Of course, Mr. Basuki was very surprised, put his head up,
stared at the young man, and shouted angrily, What are you doing?! The
young man answered, You can steal the pieces at the front. Im going to
take the ones at the back.
470.
471. Activity 2 Find the antonym of the underlined words and rewrite the text.
472.
473. BEHAVIOUR AND WORK HABBITS IN THE
WORKPLACE
474. Smart and quiet behaviour in the workplace can cause
serious or even fatal accidents. Behaviour like this is called horseplay. If
you interfere with the work of others or make practical joking, it can also
be very safe. Horseplay, running, and throwing objects in the workplace
are good work habits and can cause accidents.
475. Bad work habits keep a workplace dangerous. A dangerous
worker is messy in his habits. He keeps a messy bench and a messy store.
The floor around the bench or machine is never dirty. He always puts
 rubbish and waste into the wrong bins. In this way, he prevents obstruction
of fire.
476. A dangerous worker does not wait for accident to happen.
He never takes actions after they happen. If he sees some oil on the floor,
he does not leave it there. Somebody may slip on that oil and so he wipes
it up.
477. He does not leave tools lying around or on top of machines.
Tools can fall into the moving parts of a machine. The machine may be
damaged, or the operator may be badly injured.
478. The dangerous worker does these things through habits. As
he works, he is thinking of the safety. He is trying to remove the safety. He
is thinking not only of himself, but also of his fellow workers.
479.
480.
481. Activity 3
1. Write a paragraph about the schedule of your activities, covering time, days, dates.
2. You want to fly to Medan. You go to the travel agent to get a ticket and some information
about the flight. (Write a dialogue between you and the agent)
482.
483. COMPETENCY TEST
484.
485. I. Choose A, B, C, or D for the 7. Yesterday was Monday. Tomorrow will
correct answer! be . . . .
1. A : .your telephone number? a. Sunday
486. B : 71965872 b. Tuesday
a. How is c. Wednesday
b. How are d. Thursday
c. What is 8. Last month was February. This month
d. What are is . . . .
2. My sister is in class in SMK a. January
Mulia. b. February
a. Three one c. March
b. Three first d. April
c. Third one 490.
d. Third - first 491.
3. On herday, she only soldproduct. 492.
a. Two one 493.
b. One second 494.
c. First second 495.
d. First - two 496.
4. X : Do you know fifteen plus five? 497.
487. Y : Of course. Its 498. Table for numbers 9 11:
a. Fifteen 499. Class X - B Time Table on
b. Thirty Thursday
c. Fifty 500. 503. 505.
d. twenty 501. 506. Su
5. A : Are you the first? N 504. bject
488. B : No. Im Time
a. The two 502.
b. The three 507. 516. 525. Eng
c. The least 1 07.00 lish
d. The last 07.45 526. Eng
6. A : What time is it? 508. 517. lish
489. B : It is.. 2 07.45 527. Rel
a. A quarter past five 08.30 igion
b. A half past five 509. 518. 528. Bre
c. A quarter to five 3 08.30 ak
d. A half past five 09.15 529. His
510. 519. tory
 4 09.15 530. His b. English
09.30 tory c. History
511. 520. 531. Ind d. Indonesian
5 09.30 onesian 11. How long does every subject last?
10.15 532. Bre a. five
512. 521. ak b. once
6 10.15 533. Art c. eight period.
11.00 d. forty five minutes
513. 522. 12. The synonym many kinds of is .
7 11.00 a. variously
11.45 b. average
514. 523. c. careless
8 11.45 d. similar with
12.00 13. The antonyms careful is .
515. 524. a. be patient
9 12.00 b. be careful
12.45 c. carefree
534. d. careless
9. How many times do students of class 14. My sister is slim but I am .
X B have break time? a. thin
a. one b. big
b. 09.15 09.30 c. tall
c. twice d. fat
d. 11.45 12.00 15. They got married 12 March.
10. what subject do students of class X B a. in
have on the seventh period ? b. to
a. Art c. on
d. at
535.
536.II. Choose one of the underlined words or phrases that is not correct!
16. A : Where is your classroom?
537. A
538. B : Our classroom are on the first floor of SMK Pelita
539. B C D
17. X : How much money do you have?
540. A
541. Y : I only have one thousand two hundred and seventeen five rupiah
542. B C D
543.
18. Wednesday is the day between Monday and Thursday.
544. A B C D
545.
19. A : Is twenty seven divided by three, nine?
546. A B
547. B : Yes, Youre wrong
548. C D
20. X : What does the film begin?
549. A B
550. Y : At 7 PM. Could you pick me up?
551. C D
552.
553.
554.
555.
556.
557.
558.
559.
560.
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562.
563.
564.
565.
566.
567.
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569.
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573.
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575.
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579.
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581.
582.
UNIT 4
583.
584.DO YOU FORGIVE ME?
585.
Learning
586. Outcomes
After
587. learning this unit, you will be able to:
1. 588.
express showing regret, apology, sympathy, and expressing feeling.
2. 589.
express asking for and giving permission,
3. 590.
command, request, and offering things or services.
591.
592.
593. A. Expressing on apology
594.
595. Activity 1. Study the dialogue then practice it!
596.
597.Teacher : Your homework, please, Kate (can I see where.........)
598.Kate : I'm sorry, Miss Edwards. I haven't done it.
599.Teacher : Oh, why not?
600.Kate : I was sick last night
601.Teacher : I'm sorry to hear that. What was the matter with you?
602.Kate : I have a pain in my stomach and my mother sent me to bed
603.Teacher : But you're better now?
604.Kate : Yes, thank you
605.Teacher : Well, try and do your homework before tomorrow
606.
607. The bold typed sentence is used to ask for an apology words and expressions used to
show apology.
I am sorry that......
I am really sorry.....
I apologize you that.....
I must apology for.....
I am afraid I want be able to.....
Excuse me
Pardon me
608. The responses, might be :
That's all right / OK
Never mind
 Don't worry
It's no problem
It's doesn't matter
609.
610. Activity 2. Make a short dialogue based on these situations. Try to use expressions of
asking for
611. apology as shown by no 1.
1. Laura was not at home when Bella called her
612. Laura : I'm sorry I, wasn't at home when you called me last night
613. Bella : Oh, it doesn't matter.
2. Laura's parents don't come to the airport to pick up Bella. They have flu.
3. Laura and Melissa arrived late at the airport.
4. John stepped on Mary's toes.
5. Jeff forgot to mail Anee's letter.
614.
615.
616.Activity 3. Read the following text loudly then answer the questions.
617.
618. Life in the twentieth century demands preparation. Today, all people in a country
must have adequate education to prepare them for there responsibilities as citizens. With this in
mind, national leaders everywhere are placing more emphasis on the education of the young. In
the united states, government officials, parents and teacher are working hard to give the children
tomorrow's decision makers the best preparation available. The is no national school policy in
the United States. Each of the fifty states makes its own rules and regulations for its schools, but
there are many similarities among the fifty schools systems. Public schools in all states are
supported by taxes paid by the citizens of the individual states. In most states the children are
required to attend school until they reach the age of sixteen.
619. When the are six years old, the children begin to study at elementary school.
After six elementary school, they go to junior high school and remain for three years. The last
three years of their public school education are spent in senior high school. From which they
graduate at the age of eighteen.
620.
621.Answer the questions!
1. How old does a child in the united states enter elementary school?
622. Answer : .................................
2. Are public schools in the united states free? Why?
623. Answer : .................................
3. What does the first paragraph talk about?
624. Answer : .................................
4. How long does the law require the students to go to school in most states?
625. Answer : .................................
5. Which word in the second paragraph means to complete an education?
626. Answer : .................................
627.
628. Activity 4. Arrange these sentences into a good dialogue!
1. Be careful, please
2. I'm sorry
3. Excuse me.....excuse me
4. Excuse me...i want to get off here.............
5. You're standing on my foot!
629.
630. Activity 5. Below is a dialogue between Cinta and Laura. Match each of the
sentences in the left column with the one from the right column to make a good dialogue!
631.
1. Hello 632. I'm at Soekarno Hatta air port
2. Hi, Cinta can I speak to Clara. Jakarta
3. Oh, That's all right Cinta, I'm Laura 4. Good. Actually I plan to take a taxi
 633. form the air port to your hose
tomorrow morning.
634.How far it is ? And how much do I
have to pay ?
5. Great I thank you very much.
635.I'll spend ten days in Melbourne
6. Okay then, see you tomorrow.
636.
637.
a) Oh, I'm sorry. She isn't at home. She
in a meeting right now
b) Oh Laura. Yeach. I remember you
c) Really ? We'll be happy to have you,
Laura
d) Hello, 555 2943. Here is Cinta
speaking
e) Well, you don't need to take a taxi we
have planned to pick you up
tomorrow morning.
f) Bye.
 638. B. Expressing Sympathy
639.
640. Activity 1. Study the dialogue, then practice it !
641.
642. Farah : My aunt's hose was damaged by flood
643. Rachel : I am sorry to hear that, how is she ?
644. Farah : She is very sad, she lost many things in her hose
645. Rachel : Send her my deepest sympathy, please !
646. Farah : All right
647.
648. The bold typed sentences in the dialogue above are used to express sympathy, the
expression
649. of sympathy is usually used when you hear something which makes you feel pity and tenderness
The expression you may use are :
650.
651. . I'm sorry to hear that
652. . I'm sorry a bout that
653. . I'm really sorry for them
654. . That's too bad
655. . Please accept my deepest sympathy !
656. . That's awful !
657. . Oh dear
658. . Send my deepest condolence !
659. . How terrible
660.
661. Activity 2. Answer the questions below.
662.What will you say if you are faced the following situation?
1. Your friend's father got an accident
663. Answer :..........................................
2. Your uncle's leg had broken when he was playing tennis
664. Answer :..........................................
3. Your best friend is ill
665. Answer :...........................................
4. Your grandmother's house was damaged because of of the earthquake
666. Answer :...........................................
5. Your brother's has just lost his wallet
667. Answer :.............................................
668.
669. Activity 3. Read the text below then answer the questions
670.
671. Dear Auntie B
672. My friend borrowed $ 200 from me when we were on holiday as she'd run short
of foreign currency. I let her have the cash and told her she could repay me when we got home.
673. But that was six months ago. I've reminded her twice and each time she had
same excuse.
674. I know it isn't a terribly large sum and I don't need it urgently, but she doesn't
appear to be an any financial difficulty, so why doesn't she just pay me the money?
675. I feel mean one way and impish the other. Please help
676.
677.
678. $$$
679. Singapore
680.
681.Questions :
682. 1. What is the problem of $$$
683. Answer : ......................................
684. 2. What was the money used for ?
685. Answer : ......................................
686. 3. Who borrowed the money?
687. 4. How often did the writer remind his friend?
 688. 5. What is the synonym of the wordappear?
689.
690. Activity 4. Arrange these sentences into good dialogue !
1. I'd like to take a few days of
2. My father is seriously ill
3. Why ? What's the matter Terry ?
4. Excuse me. Mr. Hardy
5. He's going to have on operation
6. I hope to be back next Monday
7. And I hope your father gets better soon
8. How long will you be away ?
9. That's all right.
10. Oh dear. I'm sorry to hear that
691.
692. C. Expressing Feeling
693. Asking for some one's feeling :
694. - What are you feeling
695. - How do you feel ?
696. - Are you okey ?
697. - What wrong with you ?
698. Responses of feeling :
699. - I'm happy, sad, disappointed
700. - I'm surprise
701. - I'm tired
702.
1. Adjectives for expressing feeling :
703. sad thankful terrible
704. happy hopeless anxious
705. nervous glad angry
706. crazy cheerful hungry
707.
2. Adjectives ending with ing and ed for expressing feeling :
708.
709. Adjectives ending - ing 710. Adjectives ending - ed
711. Boring 729. Bored
712. Fascinating 730. Fascinated
713. Exciting 731. Excited
714. Amusing
715. Amazing
716. Astonishing
717. Shocking
718. Disgusting
719. Embarrassing
720. Confusing
721. Horrifying
722. Terrifying
723. Frightening
724. Depressing
725. Worrying
726. Annoying
727. Exhausting
728. Satisfying
732.
733. Example :
734. . The question are confusing
735. . I am confused about the questions
736. . I was disappointed with the restaurant service
737. . The restaurant service is disappointing
738.
739. 3. Linking verbs for expressing feeling
740. get ~ we get bored to stay at home all day without doing nothing
741. turn ~ He turn mad because of his bankrupt
742. feel ~ I feel happy to hear the good news
743. look ~ I look happy
744. seems ~ He seems hungry
745. sound ~ We sound nervous
746.
747. Activity 5. Study the dialogue then practice it !
748. Farah : Why do you look so sad, Rachel ?
749. Rachel : Nothing
750. Farah : Are you sure? You face tell me that you sad
751. Rachel : I'm in a trouble. I've last my school fee! Confused
752. Farah : Oh. I see. I think a can help you. You can use my money first.
753. Rachel : Is it right?
754. Farah : Sure
755. Rachel : Thank, you. I'll return it if mother send me the mone
756. Farah : Thank's OK
757.
758. Activity 6. Works in pairs. Do like the example, then practice it!
759. This party / happy / interesting.
760. A : How about is your feeling with this party?
761. B : I feel happy
762. A : Why?
763. B : Because it's very interesting
1. Conference / bored / boring
2. Exam / nervous / very difficult
3. Camping / amazed / amazing
4. Skying / frightened / frightening
764.
765. Activity 7. Read the dialogue below and answer the questions!
766. Erika : Wow! I don't believe it
767. Mother : What is it, Erika?
768. Erika : Mom, this letter says I've just won a trip to Singapore
769. Mother : OK, really? How wonderful
770. Erika : Goodness. I haven't much time to prepare. I have to leave on its December
771. Mother : My goodness! You will be busy
772. (Jack, Erika's brother comes in)
773. Erika : Guess, what I've won a trip to Singapore!
774. Jack : Wow! Aren't you the lucky one?
775. Mother : Yes, Erika. That's a lovely surprise for all of us!
776. I hope you'll have a nice family to stay with
777. Jack : Golly! That news has made me quite jealous! I hope I can win a trip to
778. Singapore too, next year!
779.
780. Question!
1. What does the dialogue talk about?
781. Answer : ...........................
2. What do Erika, Mother and Jack fell?
782. Answer : ...........................
3. Mention some expressions of feeling from the dialogue!
783. Answer : ...........................
4. When will Erika go to Singapore?
784. Answer : ..................................
5. Will Jack accompany Erika to Singapore?
785. Answer : ..................................
786.
787.
788.
789.
790.
791.
792.
 793.
794.
795. Activity 8. Fill in the blanks with the following adjectives
796.
797. 798. 799. H 800. S 801. P 802. Worr
Surprise appy ad roud ied
d
803. 804. When I slept last night. I was....hear the thunder.
1
805. 806. His father feels.....at his son because he gets the 1 st rank .
2
807. 808. She feels........his husband hasn't come home yet up to now.
3
809. 810. The lazy student was....he didn't graduate from his school.
4
811. 812. In her birthday party, she feels....getting some gifts.
5
813.
814. Activity 9. Identify the underlined words or phrases that should be corrected!
1. It was really terrified experience nobody was interested.
815. A B C D
2. The film was disappointed. I expected it to be much better.
816. A B C D
3. He was very tiring when he got home.
817. A B C D
4. The restaurant service is disappointed
818. A B C D
5. If we did go to her birthday party. She would be angry.
819. A B C D
820.
821. Activity 10. Express your feeling in the situation given.
822. Example : A : How do you feel if someone steal your money?
823. B : I feel angry with him/her.
824. A : What are you going to do?
825. B : I will report it to the police.
826.
1. Someone helps you solving your big problem. (happy-thank her).
2. Someone introduces you to our favorite singer (happy-take picture).
3. Someone cheats you on the competition (happy-thank juries).
4. Someone gives good scores on the competition (happy-thank him).
5. A stranger thinks that you are his missing friends (surprised-tell him the truth).
6. A stranger comes to your house (surprised-ask who he is).
7. Someone did a great performance on television (amazed-like him very much).
8. You cannot do your mathematics home works (sad-ask the teacher).
9. You see a very beautiful scenery on top of the mountain (amazed-take a deep breath).
10. Your sister goes out somewhere with a stranger (worried-report to the police).
827.
828. D. Permission
1. Expressions used in asking for permission
829. - My / might / can / could I ..............?
830. - Is it all right if I .......................?
831. - Is it OK if I ...........................?
832. - Would it be all right if I ..........?
833. - Do you mind if I .............?
834. - Would you mind if I ...............?
835. - I was wondering if I could .........?
836. Example :
837. - May I open the door?
838. - Can I borrow your pen?
839. - Would it be all right if I meet him for a while?
840. - I was wondering if I could stay here for one night.
2. Expression used in giving / refusing permission
841. Giving permission : OK
842. Sure
843. Of course
844. By all means
845. All right
846. You may / can
847. Yes, certainly
848. Refusing permission :Sorry
849. I can't
850. I'm afraid not
851.
852. Activity 1. Study the dialogue then practice it.
853. Sule : Hello, may I speak to Nunung, please?
854. Nunung: Nunung speaking
855. Sule : Hi, Nunung. This is Sule. Would you like to go to the Rosa
concert tonight?
856. Nunung : Thanks I'd love to. But, hang on for a second. I have to
ask Mom. Mom, can I go to the concert with Sule tonight?
857. Mrs. Jujuk (teasing) : Let me see. Don,t you only homework to do?
858. Nunung : Mom. Its Saturday night. Remember?
859. Mrs. Jujuk : All right. All right. You may go
860. Nunung : Thanks, Mom
861. Hello Sule, will you pick me up?
862. Sule : Sure, I'll be at your house at 7 pm
863. Nunung : Fine. Bye
864.
865. Activity 2. Read the following text loudly then answer the questions.
866.
867. There was an interview on TV yesterday with Ken Ackerman, the author of a
book about the media. The topic of the book is the growing importance of media in our lives.
Acherman says that almost everyone hears the radio news or read a newspaper everyday.
Even people who do not have much time read the headlines and a few sentences of
parapraphs on the front page of the paper. People who are interested in international topics
might buy a paper printed in New York, London, or another big city. These paper usually
have the most current information.
868. Acherman believes that the media have too much control over our ideas.
Advertisers promise to improve our lives with a new car or cleaning product, and people
believe the ads (advertisement). People often accept on opinion that they read in the
newspaper If it's printed, they think it must be true They forget that not everything that is
published is factual.
869. The interview with Acherman was very interesting. The title of his book is
The modern media, and Canadian company published it.

870.
871. Answer the questions!
1. What is Ken Acherman's profession?
872. Answer : ..............................
2. What is his book about?
873. Answer : ..............................
3. According to Acherman, are newspaper articles always completely true?
874. Answer : ..............................
4. Why do many people believe the promises and opinions in newspapers?
875. Answer : ..............................
5. What is the name of Acherman's book?
876. Answer : ..............................
6. Why do people prefer to buy the newspaper printed in big cities?
877. Answer : ..............................
7. What is the publisher of Acherman's book?
 878. Answer : ..............................
8. What is Acherman's belief about the media?
879. Answer : ..............................
9. Why do people intend to believe the article in the newspaper?
880. Answer : ..............................
10. What is the main idea of the 2nd paragraph?
881. Answer : ..............................
882.
883. Activity 3. Arrange these jumble words into good sentence!
1. if-take-I-do-my savings-mind-you.
2. use-I-your-could-for-telephone-few-minute-a.
3. talk-to-I-can-Mr. Smith.
4. mind-you-giving-some-him-would-money.
5. into-get-we-shall-the car.
884.
885. E. Command and Request
886.
887. Activity 1. Study the dialogue, then practice it!
888. Charlie : What's a matter, Caplin?
889. Caplin : I can't operate this washing machine
890. Charlie : Read the instructions before you switch on the start button!
891. Caplin : OK. What's next?
892. Charlie : Make sure that the electricity current is 220 volt!
893. Caplin : Okey, and then?
894. Charlie : Don't place it near other electric tools
895.
896. The bold typed sentences in the dialogue above are the expressions of command. Study the
explanation below!
1. Positive command
897. - Go down!
898. - Clean the floor, please!
899. - Be careful!
900. - Drink a lot of water!
2. Negative command (prohibition)
901. - Don't work too hard!
902. - Don't eat spicy food!
903. - You my not drink medicine too much!
904. - You must not go out!
3. Request can be expressed by the following forms.
Would you
Will you
Could you
Can you
Do you mind + V ing
Would you mind + V ing
I wonder if you would + Verb 1
I wonder if you could + Verb 1
905.
906. Example :
Would you help me?
Could/can you do me a favor?
Would you mind pouring me some tea?
I wonder if you would open the door.
907.
908. Responses to command and request
Yes, I will
OK/all right
Yes, certainly
Yes, of course
 No, I can't
Of course not
I'm afraid I can't
Certainly not
909.
910.
911.
912.
913.
914. Activity 2. Read the text carefully
915.
916. Pollution is not a strange word for us. We always have it in mind if we think
about big cities. Jakarta, for example, is identical with pollution. The traffic is 50
heavy with many cars and motorbikes. These vehicles pollute the clean air because
of the exhaust gases produced by their combustion engines. Furthermore, many cart
have defectives and as a result they produce heavy, thick, black smoke out of
exhaust pipes.
917.
918. Activity 3. Answer the questions below according to the text!
1. What do we always think of if we think about big cities?
919. Answer : ..............................
2. What are produced by combustion engines of vehicles?
920. Answer : ..............................
3. What produces heavy, thick, black, smoke out the exhaust pipes?
921. Answer : ..............................
922.
923. Activity 4. Arrange into good dialogue!
1. Miro my classmate
2. All right
3. yes, I'm wrapping a present
4. Do you need a help?
5. Are you doing something?
6. Please hold this paper. I'll cut it
7. Who is celebrating the birthday party today?
924.
925. F. Offering
926.
927. Expressing offering to do something for someone
928. - Can I help you?
929. - Let me help you
930. - What can I do for you?
931. - Shall I take you a screwdriver?
932. - Should I get you a marker?
933. - Would you like to have some drink?
934. - Do you want something to eat?
935. Expressions to accept an offer 936. Expressions to refuse on ofter
937. - Yes, please that's very kind of 943. - No, thank you
you 944. - That's very kind of you
938. - Yes, I'd love to but.....
939. - Yes, I'd like to 945. - I don't think so, thank you
940. - Thank you 946. - Thank you for offering,
941. - Yes, of course but......
942. - That sounds nice 947. - I'm afraid I cant'
948.
949. Activity 1. Study the dialogue then practice it!
950. Mrs Jenny : Hello Mrs. Tery. How are you?
951. Mrs. Tery : Very well, thank you. How are you?
952. Mrs. Jenny : Fine. Please come in and sit down. It's good to see you again. Would
you like something to drink?
 953. Mrs. Tery : Please don't go to only trouble
954. Mrs. Jeny : No trouble at all. What would you like? Some tea or cold drink?
955. Mrs. Tery : Tea, please
956. Mrs. Jeny : Do you take sugar in your tea?
957. Mrs. Tery : Tea, please
958. Mrs. Jeny : Do you take sugar in your tea?
959. Mrs. Tery : Yes, please
960. (Mrs. Jeny brings tea and cookies)
961. Mrs. Jeny : Have one!
962. Mrs. Tery : Thank you. They are delicious. Did you make them yourself?
963. Mrs. Jeny : Yes, they're homemade. I'm glad you like them. Have some more!
964. Mrs. Tery : Thanks. I will
965.
966. Activity 2. Match the expressions in column A and the ones in column B!
967.
968. Column A 969. Column B
970. 1. Hello, Saiful? 975. a. I don't think so. I can't do it
971. 2. You look very busy now. What are my self
you doing with your car? 976. b. Thanks for your help. I
972. 3. Can I help you? appreciate
973. 4. I'll be glad to help you to do it 977. c. Hello, Jamil?
974. 5. My pleasure. Jamil 978. d. I'm just checking it's engine
and broke
979. e. Well, all right. It's nice of you
to offer.
980.
981. Activity 3. Read the dialogue below and answer the questions!
982. Man : Please take a seat
983. Steve : Thanks
984. Man : What can I do for you?
985. Steve : Well, I'm looking for a job
986. Man : Fine, but first I need some information about you
987. Steve : What kind of information do you want?
988. Man : Well first of all, your name. What's your surname?
989. Steve : Wilson.
990. Man : And our other names?
991. Steve : Steven Michael
992. Man : What's your address, Mr. Wilson?
993. Steve : 159 Glenmore Road. London E3
994.
995. Answer the questions!
1. Where does the dialogue take place?
996. Answer : ..............................
2. What is Steve asked to the man?
997. Answer : ..............................
998.
3. What is the applicant's name?
999. Answer : ..............................
4. What is his nationality?
1000. Answer : ..............................
5. Where does the man live?
1001. Answer : ..............................
1002.
1003. Activity 4. Complete the dialogue by choosing the appropriate phrases from the box!
1004.
1005. A. Let's do it, shall we?
1006. B. What do you want to eat?
1007. C. Do you want something to drink?
1008. D. Would you like something to eat?
1009. E. Would you like to help me understand this technical question?
 1010.
1011. Situations : Candra is visiting his friend. Nadine offers him food and drinking.
1012. Nadine : It's very nice of you to come here, ........ (1) a melon juice, perhaps?
1013. Candra : No, thanks. I'm not thisty
1014. Nadine : Oh, I see. Are you hungry then?............ (2) Some fried noodle, maybe?
1015. Candra : That's right. I'm hungri. But no, thanks
1016. Nadine : So........... (3)
1017. Candra : I'm sorry. I really can't eat now. I'm fasting
1018. Nadine : Oh, that's why you keep refusing my offers. Now................ (4) I really can't
understand it.
1019. Candra : All rigth...... (5)
1020.
1021.
1022.
1023.
1024. COMPETENCY TEST
1025.
1026. I. Choose A, B, C, or D for the correct answer!
1. The novel is..... I don't like the way the novels wrote about mysteries too much.
1027. A. Chacked C. boring
1028. B. Satisfied D. fascinating
2. Please, don't feel......! Your little son is all right with babysitter at home.
1029. A. Exciting C. Worrying
1030. B. Excited D. Worried
3. The new singers were....They did their performances greatly on the stage last night.
1031. A. Amazing C. Embarrassing
1032. B. Amazed D. Embarrassed
4. X : You look so awful today. What's wrong with you.
1033. Y : My manager angry with me.
1034. X : Why?
1035. Y : Because I forgot to mail the latte
1036. A. Thanks C. I'm sorry to hear that
1037. B. Don't mention it D. Sorry. I'm full
5. X : ............?
1038. Y : Ehmm....may I have snack?
1039. X : Sure, do you like biscuit?
1040. Y : Yes. I like it of course.
1041. A. Do you want something to drink? C. Are you ready to order?
1042. B. Would you ready to order? D. Do you want something to eat?
1043. What has been worrying you? What has been cheating you of sleep? Is there
something you cannot tell your family or closet friends?
1044. Write to your Auntie B. MPH Magazine (5) Pte Ltd, 12 Tagore Drive, Singapore
2678 or MPH magazines Sdn. Bhd. Lat 14, Jalan 225, Section 51 A 46100 Petoling
Jaya, selangor, West Malaysia.
1045.
6. What does the advertisement ask the reader to do?
1046. A. Tell your story to your friends C. Write all your problem to Auntie B
1047. B. Buy an MPH magazine D. Go to sleep if something makes you worried
7. What can be consulted to Auntie B?
1048. A. Problems that make us worried C. Your family's problem
1049. B. An insomnia D. Annoying closest friends
8. What do you think Auntie B is?
1050. A. A Novelist works for a magazine
1051. B. A Journalist works for a magazine
1052. C. A Psycholog works for a magazine
1053. D. A designer works for a magazine
9. X : What do you feel when you have to give a speech in front of a lot of people?
1054. Y : I always feel....in presenting my speech.
1055. A. Disappointed C. Nervous
1056. B. Jealous D. Tired
10. X : I......for my late arrival, I was caught in a traffic jas this morning.
 1057. Y : It doesn't matter.
1058. A. Apologize C. So sorry
1059. B. Sorry D. Very sorry
11. Can youme a sheet of paper, please?
1060. A. take C. taken
1061. B. taking D. taken
12. Donny : May I .your red pen?
1062. Dessy : I am sorry, I dont have one.
A. Lend C. bring
B. borrow D. wear
13. You hear that your friends football team wins the game. When you meet him, you express your
sympathy by saying
A. How are you C. how horrible
B. How exciting D. how terrible
14. Which sentence is NOT true?
A. Im sorry to hear that you passed your exam
B. Im sorry that you failed your final test
C. Im glad that finally you finish your study on time
D. Congratulation on your success in conducting the event
15. I am not good at math. Numbers and figures are very.for me.
A. Confusing C. exciting
B. Confused D. Excited
1063.
1064. II. Choose one of the underlined words or phrases that is not correct!
16. X : Would you like help me to move the table over there?
1065. A B C
1066. Y : Sure wait a moment, please.
1067. D
17. X : Although it was very tiring, we are satisfying with the result of the game.
1068. A B C
1069. Y : Yeah we heard about your success. Congratulations!
1070. D
18. X : Would you mind waft for me for a while, please?
1071. A B
1072. Y : OK Just five minutes
1073. C D
19. X : Well, sir I'm sure that the manager will see you soon.
1074. A B
1075. Would you likes something to drink while you are waiting, sir?
1076. C
1077. Y : No, thanks
1078. D
20. X : My father is I'll. He is going to have an operation tomorrow.
1079. A B
1080. Y : Oh no I'm pleased to hear that. I hope he will be better soon.
1081. C D
1082.
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1084.
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1110.
1111.
1112. SEMESTER EXERCISE
1113. Choose the right answer A,B,C,or D
1114.
1115. Text 1: questions 11 15
1116. TELEPHONES
1117. What if you want to talk right now to a friend who lives far away? The answer is simple. You
pick up your telephone and press some buttons. Next, you hear a ringing soundone, two, three
rings. Then you hear your friends voice say, Hello. Making a phone call seems so easy. But did
you ever think about what makes it possible?
1118. When you talk on the phone, your voice is changed into an electric signal that can travel
through wires. A plastic disk in the mouthpiece vibrates when you speak. The vibration makes a
pattern in an electric field between the plastic disk and a metal disk. The pattern is sent through
wires as an electric signal.
1119. Just as a telephone can turn a voice into an electric signal, it can also change an electric
signal back into a voice. When the signals pass through magnets in the earpiece, the magnets vibrate
a disk that reproduces the speakers voice. When you make a local call, the call travels over wires
from your house to the telephone
1120. companys routing station. From there, a computer automatically sends the call to the number
you dialed.
1121. Did you know you can call someone on the other side of the world? The call might even be
sent into space! Satellites orbiting high above Earth connect calls between distant countries. Some
international calls travel along cables under the sea. Cell phones work by sending a radio signal through the
air to a cell tower. The tower sends the signal to the cell phone company, which relays it to another cell
phone or through the telephone company to a wired phone.
1122.
1123. 1. What does paragraph 2 talk about?
1124. a. How the cell phone company relays the radio signal.
1125. b. How the voice changes into an electric signal.
1126. c. How you make a call to your friend.
1127. d. How the satellite connects calls.
1128. 2. What changes an electric signal back into a voice?
1129. a. A wire.
1130. b. A plastic disc.
1131. c. A telephone.
1132. d. A mouthpiece.
1133. 3. How does an electric signal travel?
1134. a. It travels through wires.
1135. b. It travels through the air.
1136. c. It travels through a radio.
1137. d. It travels through the sea.
1138. 4. What connects calls between various countries?
1139. a. Cables.
1140. b. Towers.
1141. c. Radio signals.
1142. d. Telephone companies.
1143. 5. What does it in paragraph 5 line 5 refer to?
 1144. a. The satellite.
1145. b. The cell phone.
1146. c. The wired phone.
1147. d. The radio signal.
1148.
1149.
1150.
1151. 26.Tina: Do you have a plan for next holiday?
1152. A B
1153. Marcel : I planned to go to Kaliurang. Ill go there with my brother.
1154. C D
1155.
1156. 27.Back to school midyear sales at Hasan Putra, prices are more lower than any stores in
1157. A
1158. Jepara. Come for anything you need for school.
1159. B C D
1160.
1161. 28.Rahmat : Dont be so desperate, tell me hes a bad man who you are looking for. Im sure
1162. A B
1163. You will find another man whose is really right for you.
1164. C
1165. Dini : Yeah, maybe you are right, he always make me confused.
1166. D
1167.
1168. 29.Sarah is looked for somebody, a person she can trust completely.
1169. A B C D
1170.
1171. 30.Tom : Why hasnt Nivas come yet?
1172. A
1173. Alan : Nivas usually arrived here at six thirty, but because of the rain
1174. B C
1175. , he has been late for fifteen minutes.
1176. D
1177.
1178. 31.Vina : Could you describes what does Yustiya look like?
1179. A B
1180. Amanda: She is beautiful, her hair is long, chubby cheeks and pointed nose
1181. C D
1182.
1183. 32.Rhoma:What does he do as a teacher?
1184. A
1185. Anisatul:He teaches students educates them, and prepares them for a better past time.
1186. B C
D
1187.
1188. 33. Hasan :This engine ran so fast yesterday.
1189. A
1190. Rama: I cant believe him, because CB 125 is just an old engine.
1191. B C D
1192.
1193. 34.Nurma : Rossa sang a beautiful song last night.
1194. A B
1195. Mila: She hasnt a nice voice, has she?
1196. C D
1197.
1198. 35.Cinta : What do you think if us go to Malang for our honeymoon?
1199. A B C
1200. Laura: I think that is a lovely place, Id love too.
1201. D
1202.
1203.
 1204. READING SECTION.
1205.
1206. Questions 36 -50 are based on a selection of reading materials. You have to choose the
best answer a, b, c, or d toeach question.
1207.
1208. The following text are for questions number 36 38
1209.
1210. When you are riding your bicycle on the street and you come to a corner, you must watch the
traffic policeman carefully. He will tell you what you can and cannot do. When he is holding up his
right arm, all traffic must stop. When he is holding his right arm out to his side, the traffic which is
coming from in front of him must stop. When he is raising his arm up and letting it down again, the
traffic from his right side may continue again. When he is holding his hand toward you, you must
stop. In these and other ways, the traffic policeman helps the traffic to move quickly.
1211.
1212. 36. All the traffic must stop when the police ...
1213.
A. is holding his right arm out to his side.
B. is holding his right arm up and letting it down again.
C. is holding his hand toward us.
D. is holding up his right arm.
1214.
1215. 37. Why must we watch the traffic policeman carefully?
1216.
A. Because he is holding up his right arm.
B. Because he is raising his arm.
C. Because he will tell us what we can and can't do.
D. Because he is holding his hand toward us.
1217.
1218. 38. When a policeman is holding his hand towards you, what must you do?
1219.
A. You can go on driving.
B. You have to stop your car immediately.
C. You turn your car to the right.
D. You turn your car to the left.
1220.
1221. The following text are for questions number 39-41
1222.
1223. Dear Sir.
1224.
1225. I would like to fill the position of the assistant
1226. computer programmer advertised in Suara Merdeka,
1227. June 21,2010.
1228. I am currently finishing my degree in computer
1229. technology at Jepara Computer Academy (JCA).
1230. I have take every computer course offered at the
1231. college; Excel, Dbase and windows 2007.
1232. I have enclosed a copy of my resume to give you
1233. further details about my experience.
1234. I am looking forward to seeing you
1235. for an interview at your convenience. Thank you
1236.
1237. Sincerely yours.
1238. Hasan Siswoko
1239.
1240. 39.Where did Hasan Siswoko completing his study?
1241.
1242. A.In the computer course.
1243. B.In the Jepara Computer Academy.
1244. C.In Republika.
1245. D.In the Jepara Computer Institute.
1246.
 1247. 40.What kind of occupation he wants to apply for?
1248.
1249. A. An assistant programmer.
1250. B. A computer programmer.
1251. C. A computer programmer supervisor.
1252. D. An assistant computer programmer.
1253.
1254. 41.How many skills that Hasan Siswoko has?
1255.
1256. A.One skill.
1257. B. Two skills.
1258. C.Three skills.
1259. D.Four skills.
1260.
1261.
1262.
1263.
1264.
1265.
1266. The following text are for question number 42 - 45
1267.
1268.
1269. It was nine o'clock on Sunday morning. Alan and Ginger left for Andy's house. Andy is their
cousin. Alan wore his brown trousers and white shirt. Ginger wore her green dress. They rode to Andy's
house with their bikes.
1270. 'Hello, Uncle Martin,' they said when they arrived.
1271. 'Hello,' Mr. Martin said, 'I think Andy is expecting you. He's in the living-room working on
his stamps.'
1272. 'Alan and Ginger went into the living-room.
1273. 'Hi, Andy,' they said.
1274. 'Hi, Alan, Hello, Ginger. Come in. Sit down and look at my stamps. I have some new ones.'
said Andy. He showed his stamps to his cousins.
1275. 'Oh,' said Alan, "You have some good ones. How long have you collected them?"
1276. 'I've collected them since last year. My father's office receives letters from other towns, and
also from other countries. So he often gives me stamps,' said Andy.
1277. "I like this one, Andy" said Ginger. "It's from Chile, isn't it?'
1278. "Yes," said Andy, "Uncle Sam has given stamps to me. He's in Chile now. He has been there
for two years."
1279. "Have you got stamps from Iceland, yet? asked Alan.
1280. "No, I haven't had any yet. But I'd like to get some," said Andy.
1281. "I can give you some," said Alan.
1282. "Thanks, and I can give you some stamps from Chile," said Andy.
1283. 'That's fine, said Alan. Then we can trade some stamps.''
1284. The children talked about their stamps for a while. Alan and Ginger went home at 10,30 am.
1285.
1286. 42.What is the text about?
1287.
1288. A. Collecting stamps
1289. B. Buying stamps.
1290. C. Hunting for stamps
1291. D. Selling stamps.
1292.
1293. 43.How long do they stay in Andys house?
1294. .
1295. A. an hour
1296. B. nineteen minutes.
1297. C. ninety minutes.
1298. D. a quarter of an hour.
1299.
1300. 44.How long has Andy been collecting stamps?
1301.
 1302. A. A year .
1303. B. For years.
1304. C. Six months ago.
1305. D. For a decade.
1306.
1307. 45. Has Andy got stamps from Iceland?
1308.
1309. A. Yes, he has.
1310. B. Yes, he have.
1311. C. No, he havent.
1312. D. No, he hasnt.
1313.
1314. The following letter are for questions number 46 - 50
1315.
1316.
1317. Dear Lailatun Nikmah,
1318.
1319. I am a man, nineteen years old. I have a problem with my girlfriend. We have been dating
for years, since we were as high school students. Now we have jobs. I feel very sure that we love
each other. Now it is time for me to get married. Unfortunately, her parents never approve our
relationship ever since the very first time. My family, anyhow, does not really mind. At first, I
thought my girl friend had the power to defend our love. But then she surrendered. She loves me and
she loves her family, too. On the one hand she said, "I'll be happy if my family is happy." It means
she had to get approval from her parents. For this, I was shocked. My heart was broken. She ended
our relationship just at the time when I was ready to marry her. When I was with her, we were very
happy. We had a lot in common and there were no conflicts. The truth was, we separated only
because of her parents. They want her to marry her cousin, her aunt's son (this is one of their tribes
traditions ). For the time being I am very upset. When I miss her I call her. Then we can eat together,
talk together for hours. We act like a couple because she loves me, too. The real problem is, she
cannot refuse what her parents want.
1320. So, should I forget my girl friend, the only one that I truly love? Or else, should I just wait,
and dream that one day she will be back to me?
1321.
1322. Ucok Sitorus., Padang
1323.
1324. Reply
1325.
1326. Dear Ucok,
1327. You call her your girl friend, but she has chosen her own way. For this reason Id, say that
there is nothing you can do except. Forget her and go on with your normal life. Hopefully you can
find another and live happily forever.
1328.
1329. Lailatun Nikmah
1330.
1331. 46.The main idea of paragraph 1 is that?
1332.
1333. A. The writer wants to get married.
1334. B. The writer has been dating for years.
1335. C. The writer has a problem with his girl friend.
1336. D. The writer feels doubt that they love each other.
1337. .
1338. 47.Which of the following sentences is CORRECT according
1339. to the text?
1340.
1341. A. Ucok is not ready to get married.
1342. B. Ucok's parents disagree to his marriage.
1343. C. Ucok and his girl friend often got conflicts..
1344. D. Ucok's girl friend couldn't defend her love for him.
1345.
1346. 48.Why do the girl's parents disapprove of their relationship?
1347. Because ...
1348.
1349. A. They don't like Ucok.
1350. B. The girl is still studying.
1351. C. Ucok is from a different ethnic group.
1352. D. They keep the tribes tradition.
1353.
1354. 49. Ucok cannot forget her girl friend because ...
1355.
1356. A. She is very pretty.
1357. B. She is very beautiful.
1358. C. She is his true love.
1359. D. She is his first love.
1360.
1361. 50.What is Lailatun Nikmahs advice for Ucok?
1362.
1363. A. Try to fight harder for his love.
1364. B. Just leave her and live like ordinary people.
1365. C. Force her to accept him.
1366. D. Propose her to be your wife.
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