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    This chapter discusses ways to get and give attention. It provides phrases to ask for attention such as "Excuse me!" and "Look here!" as well as phrases to give attention like "I see" and "Tell me more about it." It then provides an example dialogue where Zahra asks Syifa to listen to her story about their friend Dina. Syifa prompts Zahra for more details using phrases like "And then?" The chapter concludes with two short example dialogues, one where Rita gets the class's attention to collect assignments, and another where a teacher gets the class's attention to discuss an upcoming exam.

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    This chapter discusses ways to get and give attention. It provides phrases to ask for attention such as "Excuse me!" and "Look here!" as well as phrases to give attention like "I see" and "Tell me more about it." It then provides an example dialogue where Zahra asks Syifa to listen to her story about their friend Dina. Syifa prompts Zahra for more details using phrases like "And then?" The chapter concludes with two short example dialogues, one where Rita gets the class's attention to collect assignments, and another where a teacher gets the class's attention to discuss an upcoming exam.

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    This chapter discusses ways to get and give attention. It provides phrases to ask for attention such as "Excuse me!" and "Look here!" as well as phrases to give attention like "I see" and "Tell me more about it." It then provides an example dialogue where Zahra asks Syifa to listen to her story about their friend Dina. Syifa prompts Zahra for more details using phrases like "And then?" The chapter concludes with two short example dialogues, one where Rita gets the class's attention to collect assignments, and another where a teacher gets the class's attention to discuss an upcoming exam.

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    Asking For Attention

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    This chapter discusses ways to get and give attention. It provides phrases to ask for attention such as "Excuse me!" and "Look here!" as well as phrases to give attention like "I see" and "Tell me more about it." It then provides an example dialogue where Zahra asks Syifa to listen to her story about their friend Dina. Syifa prompts Zahra for more details using phrases like "And then?" The chapter concludes with two short example dialogues, one where Rita gets the class's attention to collect assignments, and another where a teacher gets the class's attention to discuss an upcoming exam.

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    CHAPTER 1

    ASKING FOR ATTENTION


    Asking Attention Giving attention
    • Excuse me! • I see.
    • Listen to me! • Tell me more about it.
    • Look at me! • Really?
    • Look here! • Mmm…
    • Hey! • What happens next?
    • Hello! • And then what?
    • Attention, please! • What’s next?
    • Can I get the attention, Thanks! • Is that all?
    • Stop talking please… • That’s alright
    • Everybody, may I have your attention, • I see. Tell me more about it.
    please? • Oh, yes. Really?
    • Can I have your attention, please? • Mmm… Oh, my God! What happens
    • Excuse me, I wonder if I could trouble next?
    you…. • A ha… And then what?
    • May I have your attention, please? • How interesting! What’s next?
    • Sorry to trouble you. • I know what you mean. Is that all?
    • Sorry to bother you. • Oh, oh! Indeed?
    • Look what I’ve got here. • Well, well, well… Oh, no!
    Look at this example!
    Zahra: Will you hear my story?

    Syifa: Yes, I will. What’s about?

    Zahra: It is about our friend Dina. Listen to me!

    Syifa: Okay!

    Zahra: Dina asked me to join her to Batam next Sunday.

    Syifa: And then?

    Zahra: I confused because next week I will have my first test in my course.

    Syifa: I see. Then?

    Zahra: How to say to Dina if I can’t join her?

    Syifa: Just say the true.

    Zahra: Okay I will try.


    Dialog 1
    Rita: May I have your attention, please? We have to collect the
    assignment on our teacher’s table now, have you finished it yet?

    Dita: Yes, I have.

    Ranti: off course yes.

    Ayu: Unfortunately, I haven’t.

    Rita: What’s up with you, what did you do?

    Ayu: Sorry, I have forget bring my assignment. It was left at home.

    Rita: You have to write again, there will be enough time to it.

    Ayu: Do you want to wait me?

    Rita: Of course, hurry up, guys.

    Ayu: Thank you so much.


    Dialog II
    Teacher: Don’t be noise please! Attention please!

    Students: Yes, mam.

    Teacher :Okay, next week we will do middle examination.

    Students: (Students are noise)

    Teacher: Listen to me!

    Students: (Students are silent)

    Teacher: The material that should be learned by you are begin from chapter
    1 until chapter 4. Don’t forget to enrich your vocabularies with exercise!

    Students: Yes, mam.

    Teacher: Okay, that’s all for today. Good luck then!

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