Kd 3.2 expressing compliments (memuji) (1x)
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The document provides guidance on expressing and responding to compliments appropriately. It lists examples of positive ways to give compliments, such as commenting on something being "lovely" or someone doing a "great job." Acceptable responses to compliments are also noted, like saying "Thank you" or "I'm glad you enjoyed it." The document encourages conveying compliments sincerely and responding to them humbly.
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Modal verbs such as can, could, may, might, must, will, would, shall, should and ought are used to express ideas like ability, permission, obligation, necessity, possibility and advice. They are followed by a bare infinitive (except ought which is followed by a "to" infinitive) and do not take suffixes like -s, -ed or -ing. Common uses include expressing obligation with "must", ability with "can", permission with "can" or "may", possibility with "could/may/might", and advice with "must/ought to/should".Ad
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Kd 3.2 expressing compliments (memuji) (1x)
- 2. Expressing compliments Excellent! You really did it well, Nizza. Thats nice, Linda. I really like it. It was great. I like it, thank you. Thats a lovely dress. That was a nice lunch. Youve done a great job. You did it well. Youre doing great. It was perfect! etc. Responding to compliments Thank you. Im glad you enjoyed it. Thanks. Do you really think so Thanks a lot. / Thank you so much. Im glad you like it. etc. Heni suhendayani
- 3. 1. When I see your eyes, the whole world stop and stare for a while. 3. Darling, youre so beautiful. And being with you, with beautiful, but beingis the most exciting time. you, is the most boring time. 2. Words fail to convey how much kind you are. I love you. 4. Its very kind of you to visit us today in our humble home. 5. Look! There is something You know something. I can see a sunshine in your smile. between your teeth. 6. You look marvelous with your beautiful white dress. 7. I think you have a wonderful flat nose. Heni suhendayani
- 4. A. Wow, you look beautiful in that dress! 1. A new Einstein has been born. B. Your song will rock the world! 2. I didnt even a minute leaving my seat when I listened to your speech. C. What a great speech! 3. How beautiful you are! D. I believe Cleopatra would have been jealous seeing your beauty! 4. Im seeing you like a super model! E. Youre so smart! 5. I like your song! Heni suhendayani
- 5. Conversation 2. Conversation 1 What a beautiful garden you have! No, it is actually a mess. I havent got enough time to look after it. Thank you. I like gardening very much and I spend a lot of time looking after it. Conversation 3. Its really delicious. Youre good cook. No, its rather tasteless. Im still learning how to cook. What a beautiful garden you have! Conversation 4. a Its really delicious. Youre a great cook. Thank you. I have spent the whole afternoon preparing all these. I tried to do my best. Heni suhendayani
- 6. Rita: certainly not. My aunt gave it to me as a birthday gift. Rita: thanks. Suzan: did you make it yourself Suzan : Wow! Thats a great dress! You look like a Princess. Is it new Suzan: Did she? What a beautiful dress you have! Suzan: The color and the model suit on you. Your eyes speak in the color. Rita : Yes it is. Thanks anyway. Rita: oh, do you really think so Im really fond of this dress. Heni suhendayani
- 7. Suzan: Wow! Thats a great dress! You look like a Princess. Is it new Rita: Yes it is. Thanks anyway. Suzan: The color and the model suit on you. Your eyes speak in the color. Rita: Oh, do you really think so Im really fond of this dress. Suzan: Did you make it yourself Rita: Certainly not. My aunt gave it to me as a birthday gift. Suzan: Did she? What a beautiful dress you have! Rita: Thanks. Heni suhendayani
- 8. You must raise your hand and give a positive, non weird compliment to be given to the person in front of the class. Compliments cannot involve any profanity. The person in the middle must look at the person who gives the compliment in the eye, and say thank you after each compliment. The compliment can be related to your friends behavior or work.
- 9. Make a short conversation based on one of the following situations: 1. You want to tell your friend Linda, that you liked her chicken steak that she cooked yesterday. 2. Suppose youre a teacher, and you want to give a compliment to Asep, one of your students, on his good composition. 3. Suppose youre a manager. Give a compliment to one of your staff on his good work for the company. 4. Youre a father/mother and youre complimenting your child on his/her good report.
- 10. Write as many compliments as you can to praise: o your mother, o your father, o your friends, and o your girlfriend / boyfriend. Heni suhendayani