chapter I

What’s your Name?

A. Conversation
There are two new STIK muhammmadiyah Students making a conversation in the class while
waiting the class begins.

Sofi : Assalamu’alaikum
Hadi : Wa’alaikum Salam
Sofi : How do you do?
Hadi : How do you do too?
Sofi : What’s your complete name?
Hadi : My complete name’s __________
Sofi : What’s your call name?
Hadi : My call name’s_____________
Sofi : How old are you?
Hadi : I’m _______years old.
Sofi : When and where were you born?
Hadi : I was born in (city) on (month) (date) (year)
Sofi : What was your senior high school?
Hadi : My senior high school was (name of SMA/SMK/MAN)
Sofi : What’s the program?
Hadi : My program was (Jurusan).
Sofi : By the way, what’s your WhatsApp Number?
Hadi : My WhatsApp number is___________________
Sofi : Nice to see you.
Hadi : Nice to see you too.
Sofi : Good Bye
Hadi : Good Bye
Sofi : Assalamu’alaikum
Hadi : Wa’alaikum Salam

B. Vocabularies and Pronunciation

How : __________ Old : ____________SMK: ___________
Do : __________ When : ___________Program: ________
What’s : __________ Where : ___________By the way: ______
Your : __________ Were : ___________WhatsApp:_______
Complete: __________ Was : ___________Number: _________
Name : __________ born : ___________Nice : __________
Call name: __________ Senior: ____________Years : __________
How : ___________ High : ___________SMA Swasta: ______
Old : ___________ School: ____________
I am/I’m : ___________ SMA Negeri: _______
C. Expressions and Pronunciation
How do you do?
What’s your complete name?
My complete name’s __________
What’s your call name?
My call name’s_____________
 How old are you?
I’m _______years old.
When and where were you born?
I was born in (city) on (month) (date) (year)
What was your senior high school?
My senior high school was (name of SMA/SMK/MAN)
What’s the program?
My program was (Jurusan).
By the way, what’s your WhatsApp Number?
My WhatsApp number is___________________
Nice to see you.
Good Bye

D. Grammar Points
What’s your complete name?Adjective Pronoun : My/her/his/their/its
How old are you? Be + Pronoun : is she/he/it/are they/ Am I
When and where were you born? Be+Pronoun : was she/he/I
Were you/they
What’s the program? What’s : What is
What’s : What was
E. Assignments

1. Please find a friend to be the partner to practice the conversation

2. Please memorize the conversation of chapter 1 and practice it in the next meeting (note : you are
not allowed to take the conversation text)
 Chapter 2
Let’s start the Class
A. Conversation

Situation : This conversations is taking place in the class between a lecturer and the students

Lecturer : Assalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb

Students : Waalaikum Salam Wr. Wb
Lecturer : Good morning, How are you today?
Students : Good Morning, just fine sir/Mam. What about you?
Lecturer : I’m just fine too
Let’s pray before starting the class.............. Praying finished.
Lecturer : Please sign and collect the present card
And don’t forget to write down the date on your signs.
Students : All right sir, It’s done
Should we sign also on the attandance list sir?
Lecturer : Yes sure, You must sign on it.
Well students, when you have a question, please raise up your hand and
say your call name.
Students : And what is the expression to ask a question sir?
Lecturer : That’s a good question. Here is the expression, “ Excuse me sir, May I
ask you a question?
Students : Excuse me sir, May I ask you a question sir?
Lecturer : Yes please, What’s your question:
Student : What should we say to permit to the restroom?
Lecturer : Well, it’s the expression, Excuse me sir/Mam, “May I go to the bath
room or restroom?.

B. Vocabularies and Pronunciation

Just : ____ Present : ___ Attandence :___ May : __

Fine : ____ Card : ___ Must : ___ Permit : __
Sir/Mam : ____ Don’t : ___ Well : ___ Restroom:_
Let’s : ____ Forget : ___ have : ___ Bathroom:__
Pray : ____ Write : ___ Question : ___ Good : ___
 Before : ____ Down : ___ Raise : ___ Sure : ___
Starting : ____ Date : ___ Up : ___ Done : ___
The class: ____ On : ___ Hand : ___ Ask : ___
Finished: ____ Your : ___ Say : ___ List : ___
Please : ____ Should : ___ Here is : ___ All Right: __
Sign/signature: ___ Also : ___ Expression : ___
Collect : ____ Attand :___ Exuse me : ___

C. Expressions and Pronunciation

o Good morning/afternoon/evening/night
o How are you today?
o Good Morning Sir/Mr. Rido
o Good Morning Mam/Ms. Rini
o Just fine sir/Mam.
o What about you?
o Let’s pray
o Please sign and collect the present card
o Don’t forget to write down the date on your signs
o All right sir
o It’s done
o Should we sign on the attandance list sir?
o Yes sure.
o You must sign on it.
o Well students,
o what is the expression to ask a question sir?
o That’s a good question.
o Here is the expression.
o Excuse me sir, May I ask you a question?
o Yes please.
o What’s your question:
o What should we say to permit to the restroom?
o May I go to the bath room or restroom.

D. Grammar Points

How are you today? Be + Pronoun ; Are they/we

Is she/he/your mother
Good Morning Sir/Mr. Rido
Good Morning Mam/Ms. Rini
Just fine sir/Mam.
What about you? What about her/him/them/your mother?
Let’s pray Let’s + Verb1 : Let’s go/study/have a lunch
 Please sign and collect the Please + Verb1
present card

Don’t forget to write down the date. Don’t forget to verb1

on your signs

E. Assignment
1. Please make or modify 5 new sentences from the sentences in the expressions point C
2. Please make a dialogue from the sentences you made from assignment of number 1.
 Chapter 3
What’s the lecture now?
A. Conversation

Situation : This conversations is taking place in the class among the students talking about the
lecturers or subjects.

Student A : Assalamu’laikum Wr. Wb.

Student B : Waalaikum Salam Wr. Wb.
Student C : Waalaikum Salam Wr. Wb.
Student A : What’s the first lecture and who’s the lecturer guys?
Student B : I think English is the first (1st) lecture today, But I don’t know
who’s the lecturer.
Student A : C.....Do you know the name of the lecturer?
Student C : Yes I know. The lecturer is Mr Rido.
Student A : What day is the English?
Student B : If we see the schedule, English is on Monday and Wednesday.
Student C : What time is the subject?
Student A : It’s at 13.00 on Monday and It’s at 08.00 on Wednesday.
Student B : Who’s the PIC? Do you know A and C?
Student C : If I’m not mistaken, the PIC are Olif and Lila
Student A : By the way. Is there a task or an assignment?
Student B : No, there is no assignement yet.
Student C : A and B, Do you know how many subjects do we have in the first
semester?
Student A : Yes Of course, I know that. We have seven subjects. B....Do you
know all of them?
Student B : Sure.....Number 1 : Bahasa Indonesia, 2. Bahasa Inggris, 3.
Agama, 4, Keperawatan Dasar 1, 5 Konsep Dasar Keperawatan 1,
‘6. Ilmu Dasar Keperawatan and 7. Falsafah dan teori

Student C : Come on..........Please say in English...

Student B : Ok later we discuss it again, the lecturer has come to the class.
Student A : Sssssst. Keep Silent and go back to your seat/chair.
B. Vocabularies and Pronunciation

1st/First : ____ What Day: ___By the wat :___ Mistaken: __

Lecture : ____ What Time: __Do : ___ Is there : __
Subject : ____ Schedule: ___ know : ___ Later: ___
Lecturer : ____ On Monday: __If : ___ Discuss: ___
guys : ____ See : ___ Task : ___ Has :____
Who’s : ____ PIC : ___ Assignment : ___ Came : ___
Yet : ____ Date : ___ Agama : ___ Come : ____
Not yet : ____ On : ___ KD 1 : ___ Come on: ___
All of them: ____ Your : ___ KDK 1 : ___ Say : ___
Semester : ____ Should : ___ IDK 1 : ___ All Right: __
Of Course: ___ Bahasa : ___ Filsafat : ___ Keep : ___
Them : ____ Inggris:___ Keperawatan : ___ Silent :___
Go back : _____ Seat : ____ Chair : ____ Sit : ___
Sit down : _____ Have a seat: __

C. Expressions and Pronunciation

What’s the first lecture?

who’s the lecturer?
I think _____________
But I don’t know who’s the lecturer.
Do you know the name of the lecturer?
Yes I know.
The lecturer is Mr Rido.
What day is the English?
If we see the schedule,
English is on Monday and Wednesday.
What time is the subject?
It’s at 13.00 on Monday and It’s at 08.00 on Wednesday.
Who’s the PIC? Do you know A and C?
If I’m not mistaken
The PIC are Olif and Lila
By the way. Is there a task or an assignment?
No, there is no assignement yet.
Do you know how many subjects do we have in the first semester?
Yes Of course, I know that.
We have seven subjects.
Do you know all of them?
Sure.....
Come on..........
Please say in English...
Ok later we discuss it again,
The lecturer has come to the class.
Keep Silent and go back to your seat/chair.
 Chapter 4
What’s your Study Program?

B. Conversation

Situation : Some new students are discussing about the study Program in a cafe.

Student A : Assalamu’laikum Wr. Wb.

Student B : Waalaikum Salam Wr. Wb.
Student C : Waalaikum Salam Wr. Wb.
Student A : May I join your discussion?
Student B : Why not?, have a seat. A
Student C : Hi A, Are you a university student?
Student A : Yes, I am. Where are u studying?
Student C : I’m studying at Nursing School of Muhamadiyah Pontianak.
What about you A?
Student A : I’m a student of Nursing School of Muhammadiyah Pontianak
too.
Student B: : I’m too. I’m a Diploma Nursing student. What about you A?
Student A : I’m a Bachelor Nursing Student. Hi C, What’s your study
program?
Student A : My study program is Bachelor or undergraduate.
Student B : What class are you A and C?
Student A : I’m class A
Student C : I’m class B. How many student are there in Class A?
Student A : In class B, there are 50 students (35 girls and 15 boys)
Student
 Chapter 5

Can you tell me the Subjects

1. A: How many lectures/subject are there in Semester 1/in the first semester?
B: There are 7 lectures in the first semester.
2. A: Can you mention them one by one? Or tell me one only, Please.
B: Yes Sure/of course, No 1 is Philosophy and Theory of nursing.
3. A: Who are the lecturers, and who’s the coordinator?
B: The lecturers are Ms. Tri, Ms Desti and Ms Nia. And the coordinator is Ms Tri.
4. A: How many credits of this subject/lecture?
B: The credits of the lecture are four.
5. A: How many meetings are there in a week?
B: Once in a week (twice=dua kali, 3 times, 4 times.......)
6. A: What day and what time is the subject?
B: The subject is on Monday at 1 or from 8 to/untill/till 11.20
7. A: How many hours do you study the subject/lecture/course
B: I study 4 hours /awers/ a week
8. A: Who’s the PIC?
B: Salasa and Fitttria are the PIC of the Subject.
9. A: Thank you / Thanks so much for your information.
B: (you are welcome/thank you too, It’s my pleasure/ plezer/
 Chapter 6
Expression of help/assistance

Help/assistance is an act of helping somebody to do /help something for somebody or that you give something
to somebody.

Conversations

1. Expression of offering to bring something– At the Party

Sarah : Hey, everyone! Thank you for coming to my party

Yani : It’s a very kind of you for having us here, Sarah. Happy birthday, by the way.
Fanti : We are really glad to come here. Happy birthday, Sarah
Rendra : Yeah, your party is really nice. Happy birthday, Sarah
Sarah : Thank you, everyone. I’m very happy to have you here too. By
the way, have you enjoyed the food? Would you like some tart cake? I have
tart cake from my parents.
Rendra : Oh, really? Is that okay? I would love to have some
Yani : Oh, thank you, Sarah. Please, don’t bother
Fanti : Thank you, Sarah. It’s okay. Thank you for the offer
Rendra : Well… if you like it, maybe you can get some from some one.
Yani : Oh, don’t be so ravenous/greedy, Rendra! You have just eaten many sweets.
Rendra : Oh… but….
Sarah : Hahaha. It’s okay… it’s okay, guys. I really don’t mind. Okay, wait a minute,
I’ll get the cake.
Fanti : Oh forgive Rendra, Sarah. We’re sorry for troubling you.
Rendra : Yes, thank you, Sarah. Just a tiny slice will be okay.
Sarah : Hahaha. It’s alright, guys. Okay, enjoy the party while I’m going for the
cake. (Sarah going to bring the cake)
Rendra : Hey, I drank a very fresh smoothie right there. Do you want
some smoothies?
Yani : Really? Yes, I want some!
Fanti : Oh no thank you. I get cough/kaf/. I think I’m not going to drink
cold drinks for a while.
Rendra : Well, there is a hot chocolate drink. Shall I help you to some
hot chocolate?
Fanti : Oh really? Thank you, Rendra. That’s a very kind of you.
Rendra : No problem. Okay, I will get the drinks. You two wait here for
Sarah.
Fanti : Alright. Thank you, Rendra.
 Vocabularies of expression help

Menawarkan sesuatu dengan sopan (formal)

-Would/wud/ you like some cake? Would you like a glass of milk?
Menawarkan sesuatu biasanya dengan orang sudah dikenal, tidak terlalu sopan
-Do you want a cup of tea?
Menawarkan sesuatu (informal)
- Have some coffee? Have some cake? Some sandwinch?
Menawarkan sesuatu (formal), biasa dilakukan orang Inggris
- Fancy a drink? Sama dengan Do you want a drink?
Menawarkan sesuatu kepada seseorang yang belum tahu apa maunya
- Can I get you something? Can I get you anything?
Jika Anda ingin orang lain mendapatkan apa yang dia butuhkan, dapat menggunakan
- That’s milk. Help yourself
- Help yourself to some milk
- Shall I help yourself to some milk? (Sambil menawarkan)
Anda sudah yakin apa yang orang lain mau (informal)
- Let me get you some milk
Jika belum terlalu yakin (informal)
- Do you want me to bring you a glass of milk?
- Should I get you some snack?
- I will get you a cup of coffee if you want
- Can I get you some drink?
Menjawab/merespon tawaran dari orang lain
- Yes, please
- Thank you
- Thanks
- Thank you, that would be great
- Thank you, that’s a very kind of you (sopan)
Menolak tawaran orang lain
- No, thank you
- No, it’s okay, thank you
- No, I’m fine, thank you
- Please, don’t bother (dengan sopan)
Perform a dialogue about nursing use Help
and Assistance expression

Adjective + preposition

Adjectives are used in simple sentences to describe people and objects. For example, she is an interesting speaker.
More complex sentences use adjectives + prepositions to make statements about a person's attitude towards
something. For example, she is excited about the concert tonight. Here is a list of the most common adjective +
preposition combinations to express people's feelings.

ABOUT
 Use the following adjectives followed by 'about'. Each group of adjectives has the same or related meanings. Use
the verb 'to be' with these expressions.

 angry / annoyed / furious about something

Example: I'm really angry about our losses on the stock market!

 excited about something

Example: He's excited about his birthday party next week.

 worried / upset about something

Example: He's worried about his upcoming examinations.

 sorry about something

Example: I'm very sorry about losing your book.

AT

Use the following adjectives followed by 'at'. Each group of adjectives have the same or related meanings. Use the
verb 'to be' with these expressions.

 good / excellent / brilliant at something OR at doing something

Example: They are excellent at planning fun parties.

 bad / hopeless at something OR at doing something

Example: Unfortunately, I'm hopeless at being on time.

AT / BY

Use the following adjectives followed by 'at' or 'by'. Each group of adjectives has the same or related meanings.
Use the verb 'to be' with these expressions.

 amazed / astonished / shocked / surprised at OR by something

Example: I was amazed at his stamina.

FOR

Use the following adjectives followed by 'for'. Each group of adjectives have the same or related meanings. Use the
verb 'to be' with these expressions.

 angry with someone for something Example: I'm really angry with John for his total lack of responsibility.

 famous for something. Example: She's famous for her watercolor paintings.

 responsible for something

Example: You'll have to speak to John, he's responsible for customer complaints.

 sorry for doing something

Example: He says he's sorry for shouting at you.

 (to feel or be) sorry for someone

Example: I really feel sorry for Pam.

FROM

Use the following adjectives followed by 'from'.

 different from someone / something

Example: His photographs are very different from his paintings.

Exercise!
Make a conversation that situations are:
a. You are offering help to your neighbor to pick her children up from hospital.
b. You are offering some foods and beverages to your classmate.
c. You are offering help to look for your friend’s book/compact disc.

You have make 3 sentences using Preposition+noun (individually)

 Chapter 7
Accepting and Refusing Favor

Favor is treating somebody more generously than others.

Accepting and Refusing Favor

1. Accepting Favor

Formal:

 That’s very kind of you.

 Oh, yes please.
 If you’re sure it’s no trouble for you.
 You are most kind.

Informal:

 Cheers!
 Thanks!
 Just What I needed.
 Lovely!

2. Refusing Favor

Formal:

 No, thank you.

 No, really, I can manage. Thanks.
 That’s very kind of you, but…
  I don’t think so, thank you.

Informal:

  It is OK, thanks.

  Thanks a lot, but….
 Don’t worry.
  Nice thought, but ….

Conversations

1. Accepting favor.

Freddy  : hey! Fasty long time no see you. What are you doing here?

Fasty : yeah long time no see you too, Freddy. Finally I met you by
 change. By the way, I’m looking for my cousin here.

Freddy : Are your cousin works here?

Fasty : Yes, she works here in accounting department.

Freddy : Okay, let me check your cousin’s name.

Fasty : Just what I needed. Thanks a lot Freddy.

Freddy : It’s okay. Her office at the fourth floor blocks c.

2. Refusing favor

Lita : You look so busy today. What are you doing now?

Qia : I’m doing my Home Work in Science subject.

Lita : Qia, is there anything I can do for you?

Qia   : No, don’t bother really.

Lita : can you really do it by yourself?

Qia : yes, thank you. I can handle it. You come here for supper

right?

Lita : heehhehe…. Yeah…thank you. finger crossed.

Preposition + Noun

BY

Use 'by' with the following nouns:

 to pay by check (credit card)

Example: I paid the bill by check.

 to do something by accident

Example: I broke the vase by mistake.

 to do something by mistake

Example: I'm afraid I brought the wrong book by mistake.

 to do something by chance

Example: I saw Jack at the supermarket by chance.

 a play, song, book, etc. by someone

Example: The opera 'Otello' is by Giuseppe Verdi.

 FOR

Use 'for' with the following nouns:

 (to go / come) for a walk

Example: Let's go for a walk.

 (to go / come) for a swim

Example: We went for a swim as soon as we arrived.

 (to go / come) for a drink

Example: Would you like to come over for a drink?

 (to go / come) for a visit

Example: I'd love to come for a visit sometime.

 (to have something) for breakfast / lunch / dinner / supper (US English)

Example: I had bacon and eggs for breakfast.

IN

Use 'in' with the following nouns:

 to be OR to fall in love with someone

Example: I fell in love with my wife at first sight.

 in my opinion

Example: In my opinion, we need to invest in some development.

 a need for something

ON

Use 'on' with the following nouns:

 (to be) on fire

Example: Help! The house is on fire!

 (to be) on the telephone / phone

Example: I think Tom is on the phone at the moment.

 on television

Example: The sanitary engineers have gone on strike again.

 (to be / go) on holiday (UK English) / vacation (American English)

Example: I really need to go on vacation soon.

 (to be / go) business

 Example: He went away this weekend on business.

 (to be / go) on a trip

Example: We were on a trip this past weekend.

 (to be / go) a tour

Example: Have you ever been on a tour of the French countryside?

 (to be / go) on an excursion

Example: We went on an excursion to Versailles when we were in Paris.

Exercises!

Make a conversation about:

a. Accepting favor relate to nursing use noun+preposition

b. Refusing favor relate to nursing use noun+preposition
chapter 8
Making Promises

Promise is a statement that tells somebody that you will definitely do or not do something.

Conversation

1. Making promises for presentation

Angel : I need help preparing for my presentation on Friday.

Brian : I could help you with that.
Angel : Are you sure you have the time?
Brian : I promise you that I have the time to do this. If I

didn't, I wouldn't offer to help.

Angel : What would be the best time for you to help me?
Brian : Tomorrow night would work for me.
Angel : Should we just meet here?
Brian : OK, and I'll bring some information that helped me with

my presentation.
Angel : I'll see you then.
Brian : See you tomorrow night.

Angel : Could you help me prepare for my presentation on Friday?

Brian : I would love to help you prepare for your presentation.

Angel : I hate to ask you to do something like that.

Brian : This will not interfere with my work. I promise you that.

Angel : When could we get together?

Brian : I could easily give you some time tomorrow night.
Angel : Would you like to meet at the coffee house next door?
Brian : Yes, and could you write down anything you might be

having trouble with?

Angel : I'll come prepared.
Brian : Goodbye until then. I promise you that you'll do well

after we meet.

Angel : I am a little nervous about my presentation on Friday.

Brian : If you would like me to, I could help you with that.
Angel : Wouldn't that take you away from your project?
Brian : I have plenty of time to do this. I promise you it won't be

a problem for me.

Angel : Is there a good time for you to help me?
Brian : If we work on this tomorrow night, you could easily be

ready for Friday.

Angel : How about meeting in my office?

Brian : That would/WUD/ work out/AUT/ well. Bring any concerns /KENSEN/that you

might/MAIT/ have.
Angel : Sounds/SAUNDS/ like you'll /YUL/ be able/EBE/ to help me a lot./ELOT/
Brian : Don't worry. Everything will go well. I promise!/PROMIS/

By and until
How to use ‘by’
We use by to say that something will happen or be achieved before a particular time.
Examples:
 It has to be finished by  two o'clock.
 He should return by  the end of March.

How to use ‘until’

We use until to say that something will continue up to a particular time.

Examples:

 We'll be here  until  July. 

 The concert went on  until  eleven o'clock.

On time and in time

The phrases "in time" and "on time" are very similar in meaning, but English speakers use them in slightly different
situations.

How to use ‘on time’

Doing something "on time" means meeting an appointment, or meeting a time that has been set by someone. For
example:

 I hardly ever get to work on time.

  My flight's on time, so I'll meet you at the airport at 3:30.
 If you don't turn it in on time, you'll receive a 20-point deduction.
How to use ‘in time’
Doing something "in time" means doing it before a deadline, or doing it before it becomes unavailable:
 I wanted to do some kind of study abroad program, but I didn't get my applications done in time.
 Oh no; it's already 9:55. Are we going to be able to make it in time?
Exercises!

Make a conversation about:

a. Making promise to go to movie.

b. Making promises to go to beach.
c. Making promises to help your mother at home.
d. Making promises to pick your sister up from her school.
 Chapter 9
Expression of congratulation 

Congratulation is to tell somebody that you are pleased about their success of achievements. Congratulation is
an expression that we use to give the congratulation utterance when he or she succeeds in doing something

The object of congratulation must be a person. You would congratulate somebody on something they have
achieved on particular occasion; especially there is an obvious result.
Examples:
o I congratulated for his achievement in the class.
o Congratulation for your scholarship to Japan.
 adalah ungkapan selamat yang kita gunakan untuk memberikan ucapan selamat kepada seseorang ketika berhasil
melakukan sesuatu. Berikut adalah beberapa contoh expresssion of congratulation dan tanggapan yang tepat atas
ungkapan tersebut yang perlu diberikan oleh penerima ungkapan selamat :
Conversation
1. Expressing of congratulation for competition economics and astrology.

Rahel : Hey, Daniel! How was the economics competition? Did you and your team go home
with the trophy?
Daniel : Thank God, we did. Fortunately we succeeded to get the first place.
Rahel : Wow that’s a good job, Dan. Congratulation on your team success!
Daniel : Thank you very much for saying so, Rahel. So, how about you and your team in
astronomy competition?
Rahel : Unfortunately, I and my team didn’t get the first place. We got the third place but I was
really happy since we had won over many other teams and gone that far.
Daniel : That’s the spirit, Rahel! I am sure you and your friend did it very well. I congratulate
you on your great success.
Rahel : Thank you very much, Daniel. We still have to learn more to be the first like your teams
did.
Daniel : Cool! Let’s fight for the next competition!

2. Expressing congratulation – publishing the first novel

Farhan : So, how long has it been since the first publishing of your first novel?
Yola : It’s been 3 weeks since then.
Farhan : So, how many copies have been sold this far?
Yola : Thank God. Many people seem to like it very much. Since the first publishing 3
weeks ago, there have been over 500 copies sold.
Farhan : Splendid! I’d like to congratulate you on your success at your first time publishing
your novels.
Yola : Thank you very much, Mr. Farhan. It’s very kind of you to say so
Farhan : Keep the good work, Yola. I know you could be a great author someday.

Vocabularies Expression of Congratulation

Adj. = adjective / kata sifat

v. = verb/ kata kerja
n. = noun / kata benda
advrb. = adverb / keterangan
Competition = kompetisi, perlombaan n.
Trophy = piala penghargaan n.
First place = tempat/juara pertama
win over = menang atas v.
That’s the spirit! = itu baru namanya semangat!
Since then = sejak saat itu advrb.
Publishing = penerbitan n.
Copies (of books) = eksemplar n.
publish = mempublikasi, menerbitkan v.

BASIC SENTENCES EXPRESSION OF CONGRATULATION – CONTOH DIALOG UNGKAPAN

SELAMAT

Congratulating, ungkapan yang digunakan member ucapan selamat atas kesuksesan dan keberhasilan seseorang
Congratulations! = Selamat!
I congratulate you on your achievements = Saya ucapkan selamat atas pencapaian Anda
Congratulation on your success = Selamat atas keberhasilan Anda
Congratulation on your achievements = Selamat atas prestasi/pencapaian Anda
Good job! = Kerja bagus!
Nice work! = Kerja bagus!
Well done, congratulation for you = Luar biasa, selamat untuk Anda
Splendid = Luar biasa
How fortunate = Beruntung sekali
You did very well = Kerja Anda sangat baik
You have done a good work = Kerja Anda sangat baik
I’d be the first to congratulate you on your success = Saya ingin jadi yang pertama mengucapkan selamat atas
kesuksesan Anda (lebih formal)
I’d like to congratulate you on your success = Saya ingin mengucapkan selamat atas kesuksesanmu (lebih formal)
Please, accept my warmest congratulations = Terimalah ucapan selamat yang paling hangat dari saya (formal)
May I congratulate you on… = Bolehkah saya mengucapkan selamat atas… (formal)
I must say congratulation on… = Saya harus mengucapkan selamat atas… (formal)
It was really great to hear about = Itu sangat hebat untuk didengar
You are fantastic! = Anda sangat hebat!
That’s excellent of you! = Anda luar biasa!
Responding congratulations, ungkapan yang digunakan untuk merespon dan menjawab ucapan selamat
Thank you = Terima kasih
It’s very kind of you to say so = Anda sangat baik telah berkata demikian
Thanks you very much for saying so = Terima kasih banyak sudah berkata demikian
Thanks for your saying = Terima kasih atas ucapan Anda
I am glad you think so = Saya senang Anda berpikir demikian
Oh, it’s nothing special actually = Oh, sebenarnya ini bukan apa-apa
Thank you, I still have to learn more = Terima kasih, saya masih harus banyak belajar
Oh, not really = Oh, tidak juga
Oh, it was really nothing = Oh, itu bukan apa-apa
Nothing to it = Bukan apa-apa
At/On/In
Preposition IN ON AT are relate to PLACE. Let’s have a look here.

Prepositions of time

In on At
years  days of the week  hours of the clock 
in 1998, in 2012 on Thursday, on Friday at 7.30, at 8 o'clock

months  dates  religious festivals 

in January, in February on 28 June, on 25 October at Easter, at Christmas

parts of the day  on Monday morning points in time 

in the morning, in the afternoon, on Thursday evening at the beginning, at the end of the
in the evening BUT at night) on Friday night week

seasons 
in spring, in summer, in autumn,
in winter

The use of ‘IN’

Gunakan ‘in’ apabila berkaitan dengan ruangan:
in a room / in a building
in a garden / in a park
Examples:
 She is reading a book in a garden.
 Rama is having lunch in a room.

Gunakan ‘in’ apabila berkaitan / berisikan dengan air:

in the sea
in a river
Example:
 Ani is swimming in a river.

Gunakan ‘in’ apabila berkaitan dengan sebuah deretan:

in a row / in a line
in a queue
 Example:
Angga takes book in a queue.

Gunakan ‘in’ apabila berkaitan dengan hal-hal yang bersifat statis seperti negara, wilayah dsb.:
stay in the USA
work in New York

The use of ‘AT’

Gunakan ‘at’ apabila berkaitan dengan nama tempat:
at the bus-stop
at the door
at the cinema
at the end of the street
Examples:
 She talks with Dina at the door.
 Rangga takes a Banana it the cinema.

Gunakan ‘at’ apabila berkaitan dengan sebuah halaman:

at the top of the page
at the bottom of the page
Example:
 I look for Math exercise at the top of the page.

The use of ‘ON’

Gunakan ‘on’ apabila berkaitan dengan permukaan:
on the ceiling / on the wall / on the floor
on the table
Example:
 I take my bag on the table.

Gunakan ’on’ with apabila berkaitan dengan pulau kecil/nama jalan:

I stayed on Jalan Perdana.

Gunakan ’on’ apabila berkaitan dengan petunjuk arah:

on the left
on the right
straight on
Example:
 You can find my house on the left of Barber shop.

Exercises!
Complete the sentences with prepositions!

Sentences prepositions
1. She is reading

2. I’m teaching English

3. I live

4. I take my umbrella

5. I cut my hair

6. My Office ….

7. She is doing her homework..

8. Ghani seats..

Exercises!
Make a conversation that the situations are:
a. You congratulate someone because of his success nursing seminar.
b. You congratulate your cousins because of his students exchange to Khon Kaen University.
c. Your sister/brother congratulates you because of your great score in nursing examination.
 Chapter 10

Expressing Compliment

Compliment is to tell somebody that you like or admire something they have done, their behaviour or their
appearance.

Compliment is an expression that we show or say to express or give praise. Some people use compliments to
“butter up” somebody or to flatter in order to increase good will, for example:

 On his/her general appearance.

 If you notice something new about the person’s appearance.
 When you visit someone’s house for the first time.
 When other people do their best.

Compliment is most often used to describe what individuals say to each other rather than a public or official
expression of praise.

Conversations

1. This conversation is talking about a wonderful car.

Mr. Brown : Excuse me, Sir. May I know what car you drove? It’s really a

wonderful car.
Mr. Black : Em... It's Mercedes Guardian
Mr. Brown : Ow... Of course! This car can hold out the missile and

uncapable to broke by tank. That's terrific.

Mr. Brown : I'm glad you like it. Thank you.

2. This conversation is talking about home garden decorating.

Jane : I'd like to compliment you on your speciality in decorating your

home garden.
Dior : Thank you, but I am not anything special.
Jane : Really! This is very beautiful. I feel the fressia flower trough my head,

the smell... oh! It so great.

Dior : Well, it's nice to hear that from someone with your experience!
 To, been and into

How to use ‘to’

‘To’ has two functions.
1. First, as a preposition, in which case it always precedes a noun.
Examples:
 I’m going to the store
 He went to Italy
 This belongs to David
2. Secondly, to indicates an infinitive when it precedes a verb.
Examples:
 I need to study
 We want to help
 He’s going to eat

How to use ‘been’

Some writers occasionally confuse the wordbeen. As a rule, the word been is always used after have (in any form,
e.g., has, had, will have);

Examples:

 I have been busy.   

 Terry has being taking the stores to the shelter. 
(being cannot follow has or have)

How to use ‘into’

 Into is a preposition. In a sentence, the preposition  into will be part of a prepositional phrase consisting of  into +
its object + any modifiers of its objects. The entire phrase it is a part of will function adverbially to modify the verb
or verb phrase that precedes the phrase. 

Examples:
1. when he walked into the room, he found that the meeting had already

started. 
2. Put the toys into the basket. 
3. The pumpkin was turned into a carriage. 

Exercises!

Make a compliment conversation between your friends that’s talking about:

a. A new Motorcycle c. A good dress

b. a musky perfume d. A beautiful earrings