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    Welcome To English Class With Mrs. Yanse

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    This document appears to be from an English textbook introducing expressions of hope, wishes, and congratulations. It contains examples of how to congratulate others and respond to congratulations, including phrases like "Congratulations, Lina" and "Thank you, Mam." It also explains the differences between hoping, which expresses a desired future possibility, and wishing, which expresses something unlikely or impossible. Key phrases around congratulating others include praising achievements, fortunes, and good work.

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    WELCOME TO ENGLISH CLASS

    WITH
    MRS. YANSE
    CHAPTER 1
    CONGRATULATIONS

    We will learn to:


    • express hopes and wishes to others, and
    • congratulate others on their fortunes and
    achievements, in order to keep good personal
    relationship with them
    1. What does the teacher say to congratulate
    Lina?
    2. What does Lina say to respond to the teacher?
    3. What does Beni say to congratulate Lina?
    4. What does Lina say to respond Beni?
    5. What does the teacher say to express her
    hope for Lina’s success?
    6. What does Lina say to respond to the teacher?
    1. Congratulations, Lina
    2. Thank you, Mam
    3. Lina, I’m happy for you. Congratulations.
    4. Thank you
    5. I hope you will win the first prize, too. Good
    luck!
    6. I hope so, too, Mam. Yes, I’ll do my best
    A. EXPRESSIONS OF HOPE AND WISH

    • Hope and wish have similar meanings. We use hope and wish to express
    our desire or to pray for someone’s success, achievement, and good
    fortune.
    HOPE
    • Mostly¸ we use Hope to express a desire that possible or likely to happen.
    • To express a future desire, Hope usually takes a simple present verb. The
    point of expressing Hope is expecting good things to happen in the future
    Examples:
    1.I hope you will get the good score. (It’s possible for you to get the good
    score)
    2.Reksa hopes he will be the champion of the race. (It’s possible for him to
    be the champion)
    WISH
    • We use wish to express a desire that is impossible or
    unlikely to happen.
    • Wish usually followed by past tense verb.
    Example:
    1. I wish he would tell me the secret. (It’s impossible for
    him to tell me the secret)
    2. My classmates wish that I could be with them next
    month. (It’s unlikely for me to be with them next month)
    3. Wish me luck. (it’s a pray that I will get lucky)
    4. We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
    (It’s a pray that you will be cheerful, lively, and happy in
    this Christmas and new year)
    B. EXPRESSIONS OF CONGRATULATION
    Congratulation someone is a part of
    compliment. Compliment is a polite expression
    of praise or admiration. We use the expression
    of giving compliment to admire or praise or
    appreciate someone for his/her good
    work/performance, his/her achievement and
    his/her good fortune.
    Congratulating Response
    Congratulations!
    Congratulations on your succeeds!
    That’s great!
    Pretty good!
    Excellent! Thanks.
    Thank you.
    Well done! I’m glad you like it.
    Good job! I’m glad you think so.
    Thank God.
    Fantastic! It’s very good of you to say so.
    How nice of you to say so.
    Happy Birthday!
    Happy New Year!
    Happy Anniversary!
    Let me congratulate you!
    I’d like to congratulate you on…

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