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    Here is the dialogue arranged into a good conversation: A: Wait a minute, please. And what would you like to eat? B: I’d like, meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. A: Okay. Meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. Anything else? B: Yes, thank you. I would like a glass of orange juice. A: Do you want more sugar in your orange juice? B: Yes, of course. I like sweet orange juice. A: Would you like me to help you, Sir? B: No, thank you.

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    Here is the dialogue arranged into a good conversation: A: Wait a minute, please. And what would you like to eat? B: I’d like, meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. A: Okay. Meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. Anything else? B: Yes, thank you. I would like a glass of orange juice. A: Do you want more sugar in your orange juice? B: Yes, of course. I like sweet orange juice. A: Would you like me to help you, Sir? B: No, thank you.

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    Here is the dialogue arranged into a good conversation: A: Wait a minute, please. And what would you like to eat? B: I’d like, meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. A: Okay. Meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. Anything else? B: Yes, thank you. I would like a glass of orange juice. A: Do you want more sugar in your orange juice? B: Yes, of course. I like sweet orange juice. A: Would you like me to help you, Sir? B: No, thank you.

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    Lat Soal Offering Service Xii

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    Here is the dialogue arranged into a good conversation: A: Wait a minute, please. And what would you like to eat? B: I’d like, meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. A: Okay. Meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. Anything else? B: Yes, thank you. I would like a glass of orange juice. A: Do you want more sugar in your orange juice? B: Yes, of course. I like sweet orange juice. A: Would you like me to help you, Sir? B: No, thank you.

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    Soal Exercise Bahasa Inggris Asking and Offering service/help

    1. Read carefully and answer the questions


    Ara                  :  Good afternoon Mrs.Tina.
    Mrs. Tina         :  Good afternoon Ara. What are you doing?
    Ara                  :  I’m looking for a book. Could you do a favor for me
    Mrs. Tina         :  What is it?
    Ara                  :  I need a book about science. Would you mind showing me it?
    Mrs. Tina         :  No, of course not. Can you look for it on the shelf over there?
    Ara                  :  Umm… I have searched it but I haven’t found it. Would you please look
    for it together?
    Mrs. Tina         :  I have two books of science. Both of them are “My body science” and “A
    Philosopher looks al science”. Do you like both of them?
    Ara                  :  Really? Can you lend me the second one, please?
    Mrs. Tina         :  I’ll lend you if you give it back soon.
    Ara                  :  Certainly. I’ll return it immediately. Thank you.
    Mrs. Tina         :  You’re welcome.

    Questions:
    1. Where does the conversation take place?
    2. What is Ara looking for?
    3. How many books does Mrs. Tina have?
    4. Which book does Ara borrow?
    5. “I have searched it…..” What does the underlined word mean?
    6. “Would you mind showing me it?” What does the underlined word refer to?

    2. Read carefully and answer the questions


    Rahma             : Excuse me, Ma’am.
    Teacher            : Yes, Rahma. What’s up ?
    Rahma             : Ma’am. I’m a little bit confused with question number three. Would you be
    kind enough to explain me more about it ?
    Teacher            : Let’s ask the others first
    Rahma             : O.K.
    Teacher            : Listen, class. Rahma has a problem with question number three. Can any of
    you help Rahma ? What about you Gilang ?
    Gilang              : I’m really sorry Ma’am. I can’t. Finally, I don’t understand it either.
    Teacher            : Do you ? Well,…it seems to be everybody’s problem. All right then, I’ll
    explain it once again. But first, Yandar, will you clean the blackboard ?
    Yandar             : Yes, Ma’am.
    Teacher            : Thank you.
     

    Question :
    1. Where do you think the dialog take place ?
    2. What is Rahma’s problem ?
    3. Can Gilang help Rahma solve her problem ? How do you know ?
    4. What is Yandar asked for ?
    5. Rahma said “Would you be kind enough to explain me more about it ?”
    What does the word “you” refer to ?

     You want someone to do something for you. Say it politely. Number 1 is an example.
    1. Turn up the fan.
    Answer : Could you turn up the fan, please?

    2. Turn on the computer


    Answer : …………………………………………………….

    3. Turn off the television


    Answer : …………………………………………………….

    4. Switch off the cell phone


    Answer : …………………………………………………….

    5. Switch on the computer


    Answer : …………………………………………………….

    6. Speak loudly
    Answer : …………………………………………………….

    Choose a,b,c,d based on the correctt answer 


    1. you: your bag look so heavy. ….
    your friend : thanks. i need it you so much.
    a. may i help you?
    b. i think you can bring it.
    c. where do you put it?
    d. can you help me?
     
    2. you: hi, can you pick my sister up? i’m so busy.
    your friend : …. i am busy too.
    a. what time does your sister go home?
    b. yes, i can.
    c. i am sorry.
    d. i don’t have any vehicles to pick your sister.

    Guest: Excuse me, but ….. (3) ?

    Staff: Of course ma’am, ….. (4)?

    Guest: Someone just stole my purse off my shoulder outside the hotel.

    Staff: Are you OK?

    Guest: Yes, just shaken up a bit.

    Staff: Why don’t you sit down here and I’ll call the police for you.

    Guest: …… (5).

    3. a. can you help me?


    b. can i help you?
    c. Would you like some help?
    d. Can I give you a hand?

    4. a. Could you give me a hand?


    b. Would you mind helping me out?
    c. Could you help me please?
    d. what can I do for you?

    5. a. Thanks for the advice.


    b. No thanks, I’ve got it.
    c. Thank you. I appreciate your help.
    d. Thanks, I’ll try that.
     

    Arrange the sentences below into a good dialogue.


    A : Do you want more sugar in your orange juice?
    A : Would you like me to help you, Sir?
    A : Okay. Meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich. Anything else?
    A : Wait a minute, please. And what would you like to eat?
    B : Yes, thank you. I would like a glass of orange juice.
    B : No, thank you.
    B : Yes, of course. I like sweet orange juice.
    B : I’d like, meatball, a plate of rice and sandwich.

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