EMBARRASSMENT

Dialog 1

Diana : Today is my bad day
Arkan : Why? What’s wrong?
Diana : I feel down from motorcycle in front of Campus
Arkan : Really? Are you Ok?
Diana : I am fine, but I feel so embarrassed because my shoes were flying over me and my skirt was torn.
Arkan : You must be very ashamed.
Diana : You' re right. I felt so ashamed to know that. I don’t feel convenient because there were some boys hanging out.

Dialog 2
Fian : Hi, Sonia. I watched your concert last night. That was awesome. You can be a great pianist.
Sonia : Actually I wasn’t that great.
Fian : What are you talking about? You played it very well.
Sonia: Actually, I can’t play piano.
Fian : Why? I think your playing was great.
Sonia : It wasn’t me. It’s my twin sister, Sania.
Fian : Really? I thought it was you. I’m sorry. That’s fine.
Sonia : No. It really makes me ashamed.
Fian : That’s all right. At least you can feel proud having such great sister.

Dialog 3

Ibra : Hi B, what happens? You look nervous.
Mella : It’s nothing.
Ibra : Really? Your face tells me that something is going on.
Mella : Yes, you’re right. Actually I’ve had an embarrassing experience.
Ibra : What is it?
Mella : When I was on my way home, I saw a girl fallen in the middle of the
street .
Ibra : What happened then?
Mella : I helped her to get up.
Ibra : That’s great. So, why do you look so nervous?
Mella : Yeah, it should be, but suddenly some one shouted “cut”. How
embarrassing! the girl was in her shooting.

Definition of Expressing Embarrassment
• Expressing Embarrassment: expressing feeling of being worries end ashamed.
• Expressing embarrassment is used to show that someone is embarrassed.

The following are some expressions of expressing embarrassment:
– I am embarrassed
– I feel ashamed
– Oh, My God
– Shame on me
– I don’t feel comfortable
– I feel awkward
– It’s my embarrassment to ..
– That’s a real embarrassment

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ANNOYANCE

Dialogue 1.
Narti : You know Ridho didn’t come last Saturday night
Nico : Really? I saw him with a girl in Lembayung cafe. I thought they were dating there.
Narti : But he said that he accompanied his mother to hospital
Nico : You were lied by him.
Nico : Yes, I know. I am annoyed. I can’t bear it any longer. It’s over

Dialogue 2.
Renda: Hey Rike! What are you doing there ?
Rike   : I want to sit here !
Renda: Move now ! I am watching now. You had block my view.
Rike   : Aaaah ! Just a minutes !
Renda: Move now Naufal !
Rike   : Ok. I’m sorry sister ..

     Annoyance is an unpleasant mental state that is characterized by such effects as irritation and distraction from one’s conscious thinking. It can lead to emotions such as frustration and anger. The property of being easily annoyed is called irritability.

Example: I was annoyed at his constant interruption.

The following are some expressions of expressing Annoyance:
– I’m annoyed
– I had enough with it
– I can’t stand it
– I can’t bear it any longer
– I’m fed up with it
– You made me annoyed
– You are such pain in the neck
– You made me sick
– I’m extremely displeased with…
– ..is very irritating
– I’m extremely unhappy about this
– ..really makes me mad
– I cannot stand ..
– Why on earth he didn’t …?

Responding Annoyance
- I know what you mean
- Oh, sorry about it/that
- Be calm
- Don’t worry

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ANGER

Dialogue 1.
Mother : God…..What is this? What did you do with my skirt, Bi Ijah??
Bi Ijah : Sorry, Ma’am, I burned it.
Mother : Again! It has been four times you did it. You are such pain in the neck.
Bi Ijah : I said sorry, Ma’ am. But your son, Indra, Exhausted me. He runs here and there.
Mother : Don’t blame it on my son. I am really upset now. Don’t do it again or I will send you back home.
Bi Ijah : No, Ma’am. I promise I will not do it again.

Dialog 2
Arman : What are you doing Honey? you broke all these glasses.
Vera : You got me spitting mad, I have been trusting you for along this
time, but you betray me?
Arman : How could you say like that? what is my false?
Vera : You never told me that you have another house. You try to cheat me, ha?
Arman : Honey, don’t be angry please. I can explain this misunderstanding,
but you must calm down.
Vera : Enough! I don’t need your explanation. I want you to force me now.
Arman : Shut up! why are you so selfish? you don’t want to her my
explanation is okay, but you must now, I bought that house is for your
surprise at your birthday tomorrow.

Dialogue 3.
Director : Shit down, do you know why I ask you to meet me?
Andi : No, sir.
Director : You have made a big mistake. And I am very angry for that.
Andi : But I don’t know what my mistake is. Would you tell me sir?
Director : You pretend to don’t understand ha? You have given away the company
strategy secret to our business rival.
Andi : But, sir..
Director : Shut up! you don’t have no right to talk, I have some many proofs.
Now you are fired.

Dialogue 4.
Paijo : Why do you look so sad?
Paijah : Alex promised me to date with me last night, but He didn’t come.
Paijo : Yeah, I saw him with a girl in central park last night. I thought they were dating there.
Paijah : what?? But he said that he accompanied his mother shopping.
Paijo : He lied to you then.
Paijah : I am really upset. no more mercy for him. It’s over.

• Expressing Anger: Expressing a strong feeling which makes you want to hurt someone or be unpleasant because of something unfair or hurtful has happened.
• Expressing anger is used to show that someone is angry.

The following are some expressions of expressing Anger :
• I am very angry/ I am absolutely livid/ I am peeved/ I am upset
• You deserve it!
• Stop it! / Enough! / Shut up!
• You are playing with fire! Get away from me!
• No way! / Over my dead body! / Hands off!
• Don’t play innocent! / Don’t play dumb!
• You are so disgusting! / You can go to hell!
• Don’t bother me.

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HORTATORY EXPOSITION

Answwer the questions.

	Corruption
Thesis	Do you know what the meaning of corruption is? What is the relation between money and corruption? Well, corruption is common everywhere in the world, even in the United States. It’s just a matter of intensity. However, it is quite shocking when one reliable survey claims Jakarta as the most corrupt place in Indonesia.	Present Tense Link Arguments
Argument         Argument 1    Argument 2	The survey has made me sad, actually, because I stay and earn a living here in the capital. As most people know, Tanjung Priok port smuggling is not a new thing at all. Entrepreneurs who want to minimize their tax payments tend to do such a thing more often. They even bribe the officials.	Emotive words
	Well, I think the measures taken so far to overcome the problem by punishing the corruptors is still not far enough. We have to prevent the younger generations from getting a bad mentality caused by corruption.	Modal and Adverbs
Recommenda tion	I believe we should start at the earliest stages in school and I think everyone should be involved in the effort to eradicate corruption. We must not make any distinction.	The Use of Pronouns

1. Where is the most corrupt place in Indonesia?
2. 'Jakarta as the most corrupt place in Indonesia.' Does this statement belong to many people's
     or to one's person idea? How do you know that?
3. What is the writer's aadvice to overcome corruption in Indonesia?
4. What is the purpose of the writer in this text?
5. Do you think that everybody will agree with his opinion? Why?
6. What is the purpose of the last paragraph?
7. What kind of genre does this text belong to?
8. What tense is mostly used in the text?

HORTATORY EXPOSITION

Purpose: to persuade the readers that something should or should not be the case or be done

Generic Structure:
1. Thesis
2. Arguments
3. Recommendation

Dominant Language features:
1. Using Simple Present Tense
2. Using modals
3. Using action verbs
4. Using thinking verbs
5. Using adverbs
6. Using adjective
7. Using technical terms
8. Using general and abstract noun
9. Using connectives/transition

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SPOOF

	We don’t subscribe to any newspapers
Orientation (who, when, where)	Jack was a university student. He studied history.      At the end of the year, his history professor failed him in his examinations and he was told to leave the university.	The participant Adverbs of Time, Place
Events	The next day, jack’s father went to see the professor. He urged the professor to let jack continued his studies the following year. “he’s a good boy,” said jack’s father, “and if you give him a chance this time, I’m sure he will improve a lot next year.”	Action Verbs
	“No, no! that’s quite impossible!,” replied the professor, “do you know, last month I asked him when Napoleon died, and he could no to answer it.”
Twist (the funny part)	“Please, sir, give him another chance,” said jack’s father , “you see, we don’t subscribe to any newspaper in our house, so none of us even knew that Napoleon was ill.”	The Use of Adverbs

SPOOF
Purpose: to tell an event with a humorous twist and entertain the readers

Generic Structure:
1. Orientation
2. Event(s)
3. Twist

Dominant Language Features:
1. Using Past Tense
2. Using action verb
3. Using adverb
4. Chronologically arranged

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LOVE

Dialogue

Mother : Hi Baby!
Child : Mom, do you remember what day is it?
Mother : Of course, I remember. This is your birthday! Well, happy birthday my son, I hope you're always happy and healthy. I'm proud to have you in my life. I love you.
Child : Thank you mom, I love you too!

Expressing Love

"I love you." 

"I adore you."
"I'm totally into you."
"I love you from the bottom of my heart."
"You mean so much to me."
"I'm yours."
"You complete me."
"I'm in love with you."
"There is no other but you."
"You're my ideal woman."
"You're my Prince Charming."
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AGREEMENT AND DISSAGREEMENT

** Agreement
·         I (entirely) agree with you
·         I couldn’t agree more with you
·         I quite agree
·         I think I agree with you
·         I agree to do so
·         It’s fine with me
·         It’s Ok with me
Disagreement
·         I (completely) disagree with you
·         I really don’t agree with you
·         I don’t think I agree with you
·         I don’t agree
·         I don’t think so
·         I’m against this idea
·         I can’t agree to that

RELIEF, PAIN, AND PLEASURE

Dialog 1
Situation: You have finished your lunch at a restaurant near your school. Suddenly you discovery you have no cash to pay for it. You ask the cashier if she will accept a cheque.
You      : Sorry, but is a cheque avaible here?
Cashier : Yes, certainly.
You      : Thank goodness for that.

Dialog 2
Situation: the sun and the Moon invited the Ocean to their cottage. The Ocean asked them whether he could come with his friends because it was impossible to leave his friends.
The Ocean : May I go with all of my friends?
The Sun     : Ceartainly.
The Moon  : I’m glad everything is running well.

Dialog 3
Situation :You borrowed your friend’s new digital camera. It suddenly stopped working. You have taken it back to him.
You             : I’ m terribly sorry, I think I’ ve broken it.
Your friend : It’s okay. The main buttons come out, that’s all.
You             : That’s a relief.

Expressing relief is a a feeling of cheerfulness or optimism that follows the removal of anxiety, pain, or distress.

Expressing Relief.
o   Oh, that’s relief.
o   Thank goodness for that.
o   Thank heavens!
o   Oh, good!
o   Oh, marvelous!
o   Oh, what a relief!
o   That’s alright, then.
o   Phew.
o   Thank God for that.
o   I’ m very relieved to hear that.
o   I’m extremely glad to hear that.
o   What a relief!
o   Good for you.
o   I’m glad it’s done.
o   I’m glad everything is running well.
o   I feel so relieved.
o   This ointment relieves my pain.
o   It’s very relaxing.

Tommy  : Barnney, how is your new job? Do you like it?
Barnney : No, it doesn’t seem like what I imagine before. How about yours?
Tommy  : I’m delighted! My boss is very kind person. He gives me a lot of work to do
                 but he always appreciates my work eventhough it is bad.
Barnney : What a lucky man you are! Congrats boy!

Expressing pleasure is an expressions about something that gives or affords enjoyment or delight.

Expressing Pleasure
·    Great!
·    Terrific!
·    I’m pleased.
·    I enjoyed it.
·    I love it.
·    It was terrific.
·    I’m delighted.

Expressing pain is an unpleasant sensation occurring in varying degrees of severity as a consequence of injury, disease, or emotional disorder.

Expressing Pain
 -Ouch!That was hurt
 -It is painful
-It hurts me
-I’ve got a backache/toothache/stomachache
-I feel sore all over
-My eyes hurt
-My body aches./My muscles ache.
-Oh,it’s killing me!

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ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION

 Read the following text. Then, answer the questions.

	The Important of English Language	Title
Thesis	I personally think that English is the world's most important language. Why do I say that ?	Present Tense
Arguments	Firstly, English is an international language. It's spoken by many people all over the world, either as a first or second language.     Secondly, English is also the key which opens doors to scientific and technical knowledge, which is needed for the economic and political development of many countries in the world.     Thirdly, English is a top requirement of those seeking jobs. Applicants who master either active or passive English are more favorable than those who don't.	Words Link Arguments Words qualify arguments Emotive words
Reiteration	From the facts above, it's obvious that everybody needs to learn English to greet the global era.

1. Why is it so important to learn English?
2. How did the writer elaborate his arguments?
3. 'English is the world's most important language.' Does this statement belong to many people's
     or to one person's idea? How do you know that?
4. What is the purpose of the writer in this text?
5. Do you think everybody will agree with the text? Why/ why not?
6. What do you call this text?
7. What tense is mostly used in the text?

ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION
Purpose:
- To persuade by presenting arguments.
- To analyse or explain 'how' and 'why'
- To reveal the readers that something is the important case.

Generic Structure:
1. Thesis
2. Arguments
3. Reiteration/Conclusion

Language Features:
1. Using emotive words
2. Using modals
2. Using action verbs
3. Using thinking verbs
4. Using adverbs
5. Using adjective
6. Using technical terms
7. Using general and abstract noun
8. Using connectives/transition
9. Using compound and complex sentences
10. Words that qualify statements
11. Words that link statements

Analytical Exposition Text Quiz 1

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Project.
Here It is.

OFFER

Conversation 1

Boyma  : You seem so busy with those boxes, what are in those boxes?

Fadli       : These are my old books. I’m moving them to the ware house.

Boyma  : May I help you?

Fadliq    : Sure, thank you. It will be helpful.

Boyma  : No problem.

Conversation 1

Niken    : Is it just me, or today i s reallyt hot?

Ingga     : I think the weather is hot. Do you want some water?

Niken    : No, thanks. I’ve my own. May beI just need some fresh air.

Ingga     : Would you like me to  open the window?

Niken    : Yes please, thank you. I think it would be better.

Ingga     : Sure.

Offer means to give something physical or abstract to someone, which can be taken as a gift or a trade.

Offer can be in terms of food, money, solutions, friendship or a bargain. It can be taken or refused.

Purpose/Social function: to fasilitate interpersonal communication between different people.

For Example :

-         Shall I take you home?

-         Do you want to help with your homework?

Expressions/ Gambits

When making offers we often use the following expressions:	Examples:
May I  ... Can I ... Shall I ... Would you  ... How about ...	-         May I give you a hand? -         Can I help you? -         Shall I bring you some tea? -         Would you like another piece of cake? -         How about I help you with this? -         Can I clean the car for you? -         Shall I help you with your homework? -         I will do the washing, if you like.

Responding to Offers

Making Offers	Accepting Suggestions	Declining Suggestions
Can I help you?	Yes, please. I really appreciate it.	It’s okay, I can do it myself.
Shall I bring you some tea?	Thank you, it is very kind of you.	No, thank you.
Would you like another helping of cake?	Yes, please, that be lovely.	No, thanks. I don’t want another helping.
How about I help you with this?	Yes, please, that would be very kind of you.	Don’t worry, I will it myself.
Can I take you home?	Thank you, I appreciate your help.	That’s all right, I will manage on my own.

Let’s take a look at sentence structure to offer something.

Modal Verb	Subject	Object
Would	you	care for another cup of tea?
Shall	We	take you there
Could	I	offer you something?
Will	You	have tea with that?

Try to give an offer based on the following situations!

1. Your friend is exhausted after having exercise.
    You offer: Would you like ________________
2. You see your sister has some difficulties doing her homework.
    You offer: ________________
3. You see an old man trying to across the street.
    You offer: Would you like ____________________
4. Your friend forgot to bring his money.
    You offer: ____________________
5. You see your friend is walking to his home, and you go to the same direction.
    You offer: ____________________
6. Your mom is cleaning the house.
    You offer: Could I ____________________
7. You have two pens and you see your friend forget to bring hers.
    You offer: ____________________
8. You are in a room and you see an old woman brings so many stuffs trying to open the door.
    You offer: ____________________
9. You see a man trying to find a toilet, and you know where the toilet is.
    You offer: ____________________
10. It's your birthday, and you bring so many cookies for your friends.
    You offer: ____________________

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Complete the following dialogue by using the most appropriate expression of Accepting a Suggestion, Declining a suggestion, accepting an Offer or Declining an Offer.
1. Your friend: One of our classmates will have birthday tomorrow.
    You            : ________________ she will be happy.
2. Tina: Can you really lift that table by yourself? That table seems heavy;
             would you like me to lift that table?
    Tini : ___________________, I'm ok. You could help Peggy over there
             she's moving some chairs.
    Tono: Ok.
3. Your friend: I have some sandwiches in the kitchen. do you want some?
    You            : _________________, I'm still full.
4. Your friend: Nico said you went to school by public transportation, so may I give you a ride?
    You           : _________________ My dad actually will pick me up.
    Your friend: All right then, I'll see you tomorrow.
    You            : See you.
5. Your friend: Let's go to canteen, could I offer you a bowl of chicken noodle for lunch?
    You            : _________________ I'm hungry anyway.

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SATISFACTION AND DISSATISFACTION

Dialogue 1:
•Robert  : How do you feel about this food?
•Terry     : Wow….. I am very satisfied. It’s very delicious. Great!
•Robert   : Yes, I think so. Would you have anymore?
•Terry     : Yes, of course.
•Robert   : I will take some for my younger sister. She’ll be very happy.
•Terry     : Yeah and I will take for my mom at home.
•Robert   : OK. Let’s go home. I never feel satisfied before.
•Terry     : So am I.

Dialogue 2:
•Paul      : Have you read today’s newspaper?
•James   : Not yet. Is it interesting?
•Paul      : Yes, the apology from the company. Take a look. The paper is over there.
•James   : (Picking up the newspaper and starting to  read it) Is that all?
•Paul      : Yes.
•James   : This is not enough. I’m not satisfied yet. The size of the ads should have been half  of the page. Besides, the company only apologized but they didn’t mention what they would do.

Expressing satisfaction and dissatisfaction

       Satisfaction
       - I’m satisfied with it
       - I’m completely satisfied with what you’ve done for me
       - It was satisfaction
       - Everything was just perfect
       - I’m happy enough with it
       - Good enough
       - Good job
-It is with great pleasure that…!
-It gives me great satisfaction..
-I’m very pleased with it
-A most delightful example of..
-What a beautiful story!
-Great, love it.
-I’m content with.

       Dissatisfaction
       - I’m not satisfied with it
       - I am a little dissatisfied with the condition here
       - I’m a bit disappointment with the project
       - I have a complaint
       - I want to make a complaint
-It is disappointing that.!
-It is unacceptable
-This is the limit I won’t take any more of…
-Well, this is most unsatisfactory.
-The concert is so boring.
-What an awful meeting
-It’s not as good as I thought.

       Responding to Dissatisaction
       - I see
       - I’ll do something to fix it
       - I’ll see what I can do about it.

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NARRATIVE TEXT 4

	Two travelers and a big tree
Orientation	Once, two men traveled on a dusty and rough road that had no trees on its sides. They were walking to a distant village during daylight to attend a wedding feast.	Passive Sentences Past Continuous
Complication	The summer Sun was so hot that they were sweating a lot.	Simple Past
Resolution	They looked for a shady tree for shelter from the Sun. After sometime, they saw a big old tree with thick, green leaves and branches spread far and wide like a big umbrella. They made the tree a shelter, put their small bundles on the ground and stretched themselves out in the cool shadow of the tree. They felt relieved and rested for a while, talking about the wedding feast.	The use of Feeling Verbs
Complication	After about an hour, one of the travelers said to his friends, " Look! What a useless ugly old tree! So big and yet it bears no fruits at all! "	The Use of Saying Verbs
Resolution	On hearing this, the tree felt insulted. Angrily, it yelled. " You ungrateful man! You are enjoying my cool shadow and using it for a shelter, yet you all call me useless and ugly! Can there be a more wretched creature than you? So now, get up and get away from here! "	The Use of Adverbs
Re-orientation	Feeling scared that a tree could talk, the two men ran away in horror.	The Use of Connectives

Purpose:

To entertain the reader with a story that deals with complications or problematic events which lead to a crisis and in turn finds a resolution.

Text Organization:

- Orientation

Sets the scene: where and when the story happened, introduces the participants of the story; who and what is involved in the story.

- Complication.

Tell the beginning of the problem which leads to the crisis (climax) of the main participants.

- Resolution

The problem (the crisis) is resolved, either in a happy ending or in a sad (tragic) ending.

- Re-orientation

This is a closing remark to the story and it is optional. It consists of a moral lesson, advice or teaching from the writer.

ASKING AND GIVING ADVICE

ASKING AND GIVING ADVICE

Study the dialogue

Dialogue 1:
Tourists: I’ve got terrible pain with my tooth I should do something about it.
                What do you advise me to do?
Teacher: Why don’t you go to the dentist. You’d better go there as soon as possible.
Student: I think so, too, but which dentist do you think I should visit?
Teacher: If I were you, I would go to Central Hospital. They are very good at this.

        Asking for Advice
        - Can you give me some advice?
        - Do you have any advice for me?
        - If you were me, what would you do?
        - Do you think I should tell the teacher?
        - Should I consult my parents about this matter?
        - We’ve got our bag stolen? What should we do?
        - What do you suggest us to do?
        - What is your suggestion?
        - What’s your advice?
        - What ought I to do?
     
       Offering Advice
        - I advise you to move to a new house
        - I suggest that you buy the motorbike next year
        - If I were you, I would stop cheating during the exams
        - I think you’d better study harder next time
        - You should consult your parents immediately before the matter gets worse
        - You’d better keep an eye on your bag all the time.
        - Why don’t you go to the police?
        - If you take my advice, you’ll go to the police.
        - You ought to/should avoid crowded places.
        - Have you thought about visiting the police station?
        - It might be a good idea keep an eye on your bag all the time.

        Declining To Give Advice
        - I wish I could suggest something, but I can’t.
        - I don’t know what to advise, I’m afraid.
        - I’m afraid I can’t really help you.
        - I wish I could help

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