THANKING, INDEFINITE ARTICLE,

DEMONSTRATIVE ARTICLE
• Ungkapan berterima kasih umum
– Thank you
Merespon dan menanggapi
– Thanks ungkapan terima kasih
– Cheers! (informal dalam British English)
• Ungkapan berterima kasih lebih – You’re welcome = Terima
mendalam
• – Thank you very much
kasih kembali
• – Thank you so much – No problem = Bukan
– Thank you a lot
– Thanks a lot
masalah
– Cheers very much! – My pleasure = dengan
• Ungkapan berterima kasih yang lebih
formal lagi dalam kesempatan tertentu senang hati
• – I want to thank you for all of your help – Don’t mention it = Jangan
– I would (I’d) like to thank you for your
kindness all this time sungkan/ jangan berkata
– I really appreciate of what you have
done demikian
– That’s a very kind of you (bila menerima – I was nothing, it was no
sesuatu atau hal lain) = Anda sungguh baik
sekali trouble, not at all, anytime
– I can’t tell you how grateful I am for all
your help = Bukan apa-apa
– It’s lovely (bila menerima sesuatu)
• DIALOGUE:
A: “Hi, Justin. You look so worried.”
B: “I woke up late this morning. I am worried I will
be late to get to the office.”
A: “Let’s get in my car.”
B: “Thanks a lot for the ride.”
A: “You’re welcome my friend.”
 Indefinite Article (a/an)
 
It’s a computer
It’s a pen
It’s an eraser
It’s an umbrella
  
A and an are the indefinite articles. They refer to
something not specifically known to the person you are
communicating with.
A and an are used before nouns that introduce something
or someone you have not mentioned before:
 Demonstrative Article (This/That)
What’s this? This is a pen
What’s that? That is an eraser

Demonstratives are used to point out a particular

item. They are as follows:
This indicates something close to the speaker
That indicates something away from the speaker
 Post-Test
• Identify the expression of thanking and its
responses!
Irine : Jennie, May I borrow your handphone? I
need to call my mom, but I forgot to bring
mine.
Jennie: Yes, of course. This is it.
Irine : Oh my God, thank you so much Jennie.
Jennie: You’re welcome, Irine.
 MAKE A LIST OF 5 THINGS USING
INDEFINITE ARTICLE (A/AN) AND 5
SENTENCES USING
DEMONSTRATIVE ARTICLE
(THIS/THAT)