3rd & 4th Lecture

Hobby

• My hobby is skiing.

• My hobbies are reading and writing.

• I have been very interested in collecting postage stamps.

• I like traveling abroad.

Family

• My family has ...members.

• There are four members in my family, my wife, my two daughters, and myself.

Occupation

• My father is a pilot.

• My father works for Hitachi.

• My father works for a mid-size manufacturing company.

• My mother works in a small grocery store.

• My mother is a computer programmer.

Job

• My primary job is bookkeeping.

• My father's primary job is planning ads for new products.

• My father is supervising workers in a factory.

• My mother is a cashier at a supermarket.

Making Contact

• Excuse me, are you Mrs. …? - Yes, that’s right.

• Hello, you must be Mrs. ….

• You are Mr. …, aren’t you?

• Have we met?

Introducing someone else

• Can/ May I introduce a good friend of mine? This is ….

• Have you met …?

• I’d like you to meet ….

• I want you to meet

The Dialog Corner III

• Andi : what a cold afternoon it is. It almost fall rain every afternoon

• Naura : Owh yeah, Maybe because it is wet season. But the weather changing isn't normal one

years lately.• Andi : I do agree with you. Anyway My name is

Andi Rachman. You can call me Andi• Nuara : Hi, my name is Naura Krasiva. You can call

me Naura.• Andi : Nice to meet you Naura.• Naura : Nice to meet you too Andi.• Andi : Do you work nearby this street.

• Naura : Yeah, I work in the building over there. The second building after gas station. How

about you? Do you work arround here?• Andi : Yes, I do. I work in Bosowa Corp..• Naura : That is great company.• Andi : Thank you.• Naura : Owh, finally the bus that I waited for is

coming. Is that your bus you waited for?• Andi : No, that isn't. I want to go to another

direction. Well, thanks for your time Naura. It was nice meeting you.

• Nuara : The pleasure is all mine.• Andi : See you later.• Naura : See you.

Farewell Expression

• Good bye/ Bye/ I’ll say good bye/ See you later/ See you soon.

• I must go now.• I (really) must be going.• I must be off.• I’m afraid I’ve got to go.• It’s getting (very/ rather) late.• I’ll miss my train.• They’re calling my flight.• I’ve got some things to prepare for ….

• I’ve got a lot to do this afternoon.

• I want to get away before the traffic gets too bad.

• I’ve enjoyed talking to you.

• It’s been (most) interesting talking to you.

• It’s been a very useful meeting/ nice afternoon.

• Thanks for everything.

• Thank you for (all) your help.

• Thank you for coming.

The Dialog Corner IV

• Paul : Good morning. My name is Paul Morris.

• Sarah : Hello, Mr. Morris. I’m Sarah Hanson.

• Paul : How do you do, Ms. Hanson.• Sarah : Happy to meet you, too. Please call

me Sarah.• Paul : You can call me Paul.• Sarah : Well, I must go now. See you. Bye

Days in a Week

Days in English

Pronunciation Abbreviation Days in Bahasa

Sunday /ˈsʌndeɪ, -di/ Sun MingguMonday /ˈmʌndeɪ, -di/ Mon SeninTuesday /ˈtjuːzdeɪ, -di/ Tue Selasa

Wednesday /ˈwɛnzdeɪ, -di/ Wed RabuThursday /ˈθəːzdeɪ, -di/ Thu Kamis

Friday /ˈfrʌɪdeɪ, -di/ Fri JumatSaturday /ˈsatədeɪ, -di/ Sat Sabtu

Dates in a Month

1st The first2nd The second3rd The third4th The fourth5th The fifth6th The sixth7th The seventh8th The eighth9th The ninth

10th The tenth11th The eleventh12th The twelfth13th The thirteenth

Months in a Year

Months in English

Pronunciaton Abbreviation Months in Bahasa

January /ˈdʒanjʊ(ə)ri/ Jan Januari

February /ˈfɛbrʊəri, ˈfɛbjʊəri/

Feb Februari

March /mɑːtʃ/ Mar Maret

April /ˈeɪpr(ɪ)l/ Apr April

May /ˈeɪpr(ɪ)l/ May Mei

June /dʒuːn/ Jun Juni

July /dʒʊˈlʌɪ/ Jul Juli

August /ɔːˈgʌst/ Aug Agustus

September /sɛpˈtɛmbə/ Sep Sebtember

October /ɒkˈtəʊbə/ Oct Oktober

November /nə(ʊ)ˈvɛmbə/ Nov November

December /dɪˈsɛmbə/ Dec Desember

Expressing the Year

2008 Two thousand and eight1900 Nineteen hundred1959 Nineteen fifty-nine2000 Two thousand

Expressing the Date

1st January 2004 07/09/1959 August, 12 2003The first of January 2004

The seventh of September 1959

August the twelveth 2003

NOTE :

• Days and months are always capitalized.

• The preposition that we use for days is "on".

• The preposition that we use for months is "in".