This document contains an English module that discusses offers and suggestions. It includes sections on the learning objectives, material, and learning activities. The material section defines offers and suggestions, explains their purposes, and provides expressions for making offers, accepting offers, declining offers, making suggestions, and responding to suggestions. It also includes two quotes about education. The learning activities section directs students to watch a video and discuss it, and provides discussion questions. The module aims to teach students about appropriately giving and responding to offers and suggestions in English.
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Here are a few key points about this exercise:
- It focuses on the interpretive mode, as students are listening to comprehend meaning rather than producing language themselves.
- Listening comprehension is an important skill, but on its own this exercise does not facilitate communication between students.
- To make it more engaging, the exercise could include follow-up questions for students to answer, a task for them to complete based on what they heard, or opportunities for interpersonal exchange between students about the content.
- In general, adding context and an information gap can help turn interpretive exercises into more interactive learning experiences.
So in summary, while interpretive listening is important to practice, the exercise could be enhanced by incorporating
Here is an analysis of the introduction paragraph:
The hook used is a shocking statement from the dentist about the students losing all their teeth if they continue to eat the way they do now. This is an effective hook as it grabs the reader's attention and makes them want to know more about the topic.
The background information provided is that currently the canteen at GNHS mainly sells junk food snacks that contain lots of sugar and fats. This gives the reader basic context about the current snack options available to set up the argument.
The thesis statement is in the last sentence, which clearly presents the opinion that the canteen should start selling healthier snacks like fruit in order to improve student health, strengthen their teeth, and
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This document provides teaching materials for a unit on simple and effective ways of teaching essay writing to students of all grade levels. The unit aims to help students explore the power of writing essays and learn the basic structure and techniques needed to write effective pieces. It includes notes and activities to teach students about the different parts of an essay like the introduction, body, and conclusion. It also covers key concepts like different types of essays, thesis statements, topic sentences, hooks, and paraphrasing. The overall goals are for students to understand how to plan, organize, write, evaluate and revise essays, and to appreciate the importance of strong writing skills in real world contexts.
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Critical thinking is one of the major and rapidly growing concepts in education. Today, its role in second and foreign language learning and teaching is of great importance. Critical thinking skills and the mastery of the English language are expected to become essential outcomes of university education. To become fluent in a language and must be able to think critically and express thoughts, students need practise speaking activities using critical thinking skills. In this article, we define the concept “critical thinking” and discuss the role of critical thinking in the development of speaking skills through some practical activities that can be used in the classroom for students to practice critical thinking skills H. Muhammadiyeva, D. Mahkamova, Sh. Valiyeva and I. Tojiboyev 2020. The role of critical thinking in developing speaking skills. International Journal on Integrated Education. 3, 1 (Mar. 2020), 62-64. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v3i1.41 Pdf Url : https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/41/39 Paper Url : https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/41
This document discusses social literacy and how to integrate it in the classroom. It defines social literacy as the ability to connect effectively with others in one's environment. There are three components of social skills: social perception, social cognition, and social performance. The document also discusses literacy as a social practice and how texts are traces of social practices. It provides examples of different types of texts. Finally, it suggests ways to integrate social literacy in the classroom such as teaching social skills explicitly, using cooperative learning, and peer review.
Here are a few key points about this exercise:
- It focuses on the interpretive mode, as students are listening to comprehend meaning rather than producing language themselves.
- Listening comprehension is an important skill, but on its own this exercise does not facilitate communication between students.
- To make it more engaging, the exercise could include follow-up questions for students to answer, a task for them to complete based on what they heard, or opportunities for interpersonal exchange between students about the content.
- In general, adding context and an information gap can help turn interpretive exercises into more interactive learning experiences.
So in summary, while interpretive listening is important to practice, the exercise could be enhanced by incorporating
Here is an analysis of the introduction paragraph:
The hook used is a shocking statement from the dentist about the students losing all their teeth if they continue to eat the way they do now. This is an effective hook as it grabs the reader's attention and makes them want to know more about the topic.
The background information provided is that currently the canteen at GNHS mainly sells junk food snacks that contain lots of sugar and fats. This gives the reader basic context about the current snack options available to set up the argument.
The thesis statement is in the last sentence, which clearly presents the opinion that the canteen should start selling healthier snacks like fruit in order to improve student health, strengthen their teeth, and
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The Teaching International Students project aims to help higher education institutions effectively support international students through cultural awareness and inclusive teaching practices. It provides resources on understanding different academic cultures, developing student skills, encouraging participation, creating globally-relevant curricula, and anticipating typical problems experienced by international students. The project emphasizes adopting a program-level approach and making academic expectations and assumptions transparent to students.
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Kemendikbud.Bahasa Inggris Kelas XI Edisi Revisi 2017
Jakarta:Intan Pariwara
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5. Offers and Suggestions
Offers and Suggestions
Offers and Suggestions
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Dra.Hj.LILY RAIHANA
SMAN 1 TANJUNGPINANG
Reviewer :
SEPRAH MADENI, M.Pd.
Validator :
JAFAR, S.Pd. M.Kom.
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8. Nama Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris
Kelas / Semester / Alokasi Waktu : XI /2 (Ganjil) / 2 JP
Judul eModul : Offers and Suggestions
3.1 Menerapkan fungsi sosial, struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan teks
interaksi transaksional lisan dan tulis yang melibatkan tindakan
memberi dan meminta informasi terkait saran dan tawaran, sesuai
dengan konteks penggunaannya. (Perhatikan unsur kebahasaan
should, can).
3.1.1 Mengidentifikasi struktur teks dan unsur kebahasaan pada teks
yang melibatkan tindakan memberi dan meminta informasi
terkait saran dan tawaran.
3.1.2 Menyebutkan fungsi sosial ungkapan-ungkapan terkait saran
dan tawaran.
3.1.3 Membedakan ungkapan-ungkapan yang digunakan dalam
memberi dan meminta informasi terkait saran dan tawaran
sesuai dengan konteks penggunaanya.
4.1 Menyusun teks interaksi transaksional lisan dan tulis, pendek dan
Pendahuluan
Pendahuluan
IDENTITAS MODUL
IDENTITAS MODUL
KOMPETENSI DASAR
KOMPETENSI DASAR
9. sederhana yang melibatkan tindakan memberi dan meminta informasi
terkait saran dan tawaran, dengan memperhatikan fungsi sosial,
struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan yang benar dan sesuai konteks.
4.1.1 Melengkapi teks ungkapan yang digunakan dalam memberi
dan meminta informasi terkait saran dan tawaran sesuai
dengan konteks penggunaanya.
4.1.2 Menyusun teks ungkapan yang digunakan dalam memberi dan
meminta informasi terkait saran dan tawaran sesuai dengan
konteks penggunaanya.
E-modul ini akan mempelajari tentang fungsi sosial, struktur
teks, dan unsur kebahasaan teks interaksi transaksional lisan
dan tulis yang melibatkan tindakan memberi dan meminta
informasi terkait saran dan tawaran, sesuai dengan konteks
penggunaannya. (Perhatikan unsur kebahasaan should, can)
Siswa akan mempelajari tentang bagaimana cara
mengidentifikasi makna, tujuan komunikasi, struktur teks dan
unsur kebahasaan yang terdapat dalam teks interaksi
transaksional lisan dan tulis terkait tindakan memberi dan
meminta informasi terkait saran dan tawaran, sesuai dengan
konteks penggunaannya. (Perhatikan unsur kebahasaan
should, can)
DESKRIPSI
DESKRIPSI
10. Pembelajaran tentang ungkapan terkait saran dan tawaran
bertujuan untuk mendidik kalian agar bisa memahami bagai
mana caranya memberikan saran dan tawaran dan responnya
dengan benar
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"Pendidikan setingkat dengan olahraga dimana memungkinkan setiap orang
untuk bersaing" – Joyce Meyer
"Sekolah maupun kuliah tidak mengajarkan apa yang harus kita pikirkan
dalam hidup ini. Mereka mengajarkan kita cara berpikir logis, analitis dan
praktis." – Azis White.
Materi yang dimuat dalam e-modul ini meliputi:
Expression of offers.
Expression of suggestions.
Accepting and declining offers.
Response of suggestion (accepting ang refusing)
MATERI PEMBELAJARAN
MATERI PEMBELAJARAN
13. Adapun tujuan pembelajaran yang ingin dicapai adalah
melalui model pembelajaran alat bantu e-modul peserta
didik diharapkan dapat:
Menerapkan fungsi sosial, struktur teks, dan unsur
kebahasaan teks interaksi transaksional lisan dan
tulis yang melibatkan tindakan memberi dan
meminta informasi terkait saran dan tawaran,
sesuai dengan konteks penggunaannya.
Menyusun teks interaksi transaksional lisan dan
tulis, pendek dan sederhana yang melibatkan
tindakan memberi dan meminta informasi terkait
saran dan tawaran, dengan memperhatikan fungsi
sosial, struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan yang
benar dan sesuai konteks
Watch this video than discuss with your friends!
Kegiatan Pembelajaran
Kegiatan Pembelajaran
1. TUJUAN
1. TUJUAN
14. Video 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPQnIpVVHOU
1. What did you get from this video!
2. How is "Offers" use for?
3. When we use "Suggestions"
4. How to express of accepting and declining of "Offers" and
"Suggestion"
" Setitik embun dapat melembabkan daun daunan, sederas hujan dapat
membahasi daun beserta dahannnya sungguh ilmu yang kamu dapat pada
kami bagaikan hujan deras yang tak pernah berhenti membahasi kami. kami
tumbuh dan berkembang dan selanjutnya memekari seluruh sekitar kami dan
akhirnya membuat mahluk ciptaan Tuhan menjadi bahagia dengan
keberadaan kami. Terima kasih telah menjadi hujan deras buat otak dan
akhlak kami."
A. What is offer?
2. URAIAN MATERI
2. URAIAN MATERI
2.1. Offer:
15. Offer is an expression of the desire by people in front
of the other people to do something or not to do
something.
Offer means to give something physical or abstract to
someone which can be taken as a gift or a trade.
Offer can be given in terms of food, money, solution,
friendship or a bargain. it can be taken or refused.
B. What is the purpose of offer?
a. to present, introduce or propose a help or a assist
for consideration.
b. to propose a help. It can be accepted or refused.
c, to facilatate interpersonal communication
between people
C. How to express offer?
When making offers , we often use the following
expressions :
May I...?
Can I...?
Shall I...?
Would You ...?
How about I ...?
Examples of making offers
May I give you a hand ?
Can I help you ?
Shall I bring you some tea ?
Would you like another piece of cake ?
16. How about I help you with this
Can I clean the car for you ?
Shall I help you with your homework ?
I will you the washing , If You like
Responding to Offers
ACCEPTING AN OFFER:
- Yes.please. I really appreciate it.
- Thank you. That’s very kind of you.
- Yes,.please. That would be lovely.
- Sure. Thank you.
- Oh,thanks. That would be very nice.
- Thank you. I appreciate your help.
- Yes,please. That would be very kind of you.
- I’d love to
DECLINING AN OFFER:
- It’s okay, I can do it myself
- No. thank you
- No, thanks. I don’t want another helping
- Don’t worry, I will do it myself.
- That’s alright, I will manage on my own
- Thank you for the offer.
- I’d love to, but...:
A. What is suggestion?
2.2. Suggestion:
17. Suggestion is about say or write our ideas about what
people should do.
Suggest means to give a suggestion that is to introduce or
propose an idea or a plan g
for someone's consideration.
B. What is the purpose of suggestion?
a. Suggest means to present a suggestion that is to
introduce or propose an idea or a plan for consideration. It
can be accepted or refused.
b. Suggestions are abstract and can be in form of
solution, advice, plan, and idea.
c. To facilitate interpersonal communication between
different people
C. How to express suggestion?
When making suggestions, we often use the following
expressions
Lets...
Why don't we ?
We could...
What about ...?
How About...?
I suggest that
You might want to change ...
I think...
I don't think...
Asking for Suggestion
18. Do you have any suggestions for me?
Would you mind giving me your suggestion?
Can you tell me what I should do?
What should I do?
Giving Suggestion
You should + V1
You had better + V1
You ought to + V1
I suggest you to + V1
How about + Ving
Let’s + V1
Why don’t you + V1
Couldn’t you + V1
What about + Ving
a. Giving suggestion with “let’s”
Let's comes from the word let us, which means: "I have a
suggestion for us" (saya punya suatu saran untuk kita)
Example:
I’m bored.
Suggestion: Let’s go to a movie
Let’s not go to beach.
Let’s stay home instead
b. Giving suggestion with “could”
“Could” can be used to give suggestion to others
Example:
What should we do tomorrow?
19. Suggestion: We could go on a picnic.
We could go to Yulia’s party. ·
“Could” can be used to give offer or possibility to others
Example:
I’m having trouble in math class
Suggestion: You could talk to your teacher. You could ask
Anna to help you with your math lessons.
c. Giving suggestion with “why don’t”
“Why don’t” is the most important phrase in English to
provide suggestion friendly.
Example :
Why don’t we go to a movie?
(In the context of that sentence, "Why do not we go =
Let's go")
Why don’t you come around eight?
(In the context of that sentence means: I suggest you to
come around eight)
2.3. Responding to Suggestion:
a. Accepting Suggestion
· Sure
· Ok. Yes, let's.
· Yes, I'd like to.
· Yes, I'd love to.
· What a good idea!
· Why not?
20. · Yes, with pleasure.
· That sounds like a good idea.
· That's a good/nice/wonderful idea
b. Refusing Suggestion
- No, let's not.
· No, I'd rather not.
· I don't feel like it.
· I dislike your suggestion.
· What an awful / bad idea!
· I don’t think it’s a good idea. Sorry
· Sorry. That’s boring. Let’s do something else.
· It’s a bad idea.
· No, let’s not. Let’s …
· I’m afraid, we/ I can’t.
· No, I don’t think so.
Note:
1. The verb "suggest" can be followed by either:
a. should + verb = I suggest (that) we should go to the
library.
b. a verb (in the subjunctive form)= I suggest (that) we
go to the library.
2. "That" is optional:
"I suggest that we should visit London."
"I suggest we should visit London."
21. Offer is present or proffer (something) for (someone) to accept
or reject as so desired/an expression of readiness to do or give
something if desired.
Suggestion is an idea or plan put forward for consideration
Tujuan pemakaian Offer and Suggestion
Contoh ungkapan offers
May I ...
Can I ...
Shall I ...
Would you ...
How about I ...
Contoh ungkapan suggestion
Let’s ...
Why don’t we ...
We could ...
What about ...
How about ...
I suggest that
Ciri-ciri Kebahasaan dalam Offer
Informal: What can I get for you?
Won't you have a ...........
3. RANGKUMAN
3. RANGKUMAN
22. Have some ........?
Like this one?
Ciri-ciri Kebahasaan dalam Suggestion
Formal: S + Modal (should, ought to, could, etc) + V +
complement
S + suggest + (that) + S + should + V + complement
Informal: WH question → What about going to the cinema
tonight?
“ Jika kamu tidak mengejar apa yang kamu inginkan, maka kamu tidak akan
mendapatkannya. Jika kamu tidak bertanya maka jawabannya adalah tidak.
Jika kamu tidak melangkah maju, kamu akan tetap berada di tempat yang
sama ”
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23. Read the following dialogue then answer the questions!
Tony: “We have been waiting nearly 2 quarters of an
hour.”
Iwan: “Yes, I think the bus will never come again.”
Tony: “Would it be an idea to walk?”
Iwan: “Yes, it’s a good idea.”
Tony: “Has the new restaurant in this area opened
today?”
Iwan: “It has opened yesterday already. My friend told
me it has a new and delicious menu.”
Tony: “Why don’t we eat there?”
Iwan: “it is a wonderful idea.”
01. How long have Tony and Iwan waited?
Possible Answer
02. What for did Tony and Iwan wait?
Possible Answer
03. When did the new restaurant open?
Possible Answer
04. Who told Iwan that the restaurant had a delicious menu?
Possible Answer
05. Mention one expression of giving a suggestion!
Possible Answer
Essay Exercise
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25. 1. Student : Is it okay to leave a bicycle in this way?
a teacher : No, it isn’t. leave it in that corner, near the gate
The underlined utterance is used for
A offering help
B giving suggestion
C doing something
D offering something
E Introducing others
2. Amir : Shall we have a picnic to Watu Ulo this weekend?
Iwan : ................., I’m sure we’ll have some fun there
A That's good idea
B what s strange journey
C I'm sorry to hear that
D I agree
E It's okay
3. Dina : ..................................
Dewi : I’d love to, but I’ve an appointment with my mother
tomorrow
A Do you like to join me tomorrow?
B How about going to the fine art exhibition tomorrow?
C Is there any more interested in seeing the art exhibition
D I’ll be grateful if I go to the art exhibition
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26. E The fine art exhibition is great
4. Mother : Don’t talk too much while you are eating. That’s impolite.
Arni : I'm sorry, mum.
A Offering
B Ordering
C Discussing
D Suggesting
E Requesting
5. Rony : I’m thinking of asking you for dinner
Dany : I’m free but ….......
A It sounds good
B You can invite others
C I will join in the next time
D There aren’t many papers to do
E I’ll have an appointment at the same time
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27. Jawablah pertanyaan-pertanyaan berikut dengan jujur dan
bertanggungjawab!
No. Pertanyaan Jawaban
01.
Saya sangat senang belajar tentang Offers
and Suggestions?
Yes No
02.
Saya sangat memahami materi teks tentang
Offers and Suggestions dalam sebuah
artikel yang dibaca?
Yes No
03.
Penjelasan materi tentang Offers and
Suggestions pada e-modul ini sangat jelas
bagi saya?
Yes No
04.
Saya dapat dengan mudah membedakan
antara Offers and Suggestions dalam
sebuah artikel yang dibaca?
Yes No
05.
Belajar tentang Offers and Suggestions
sangat bermanfaat bagi saya?
Yes No
Bila ada jawaban "No", maka segera lakukan review
pembelajaran, terutama pada bagian yang masih "No".
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28. Bila semua jawaban "Yes", maka Anda dapat melanjutkan ke
pembelajaran berikutnya.
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29. Answer these questions based on the text!
Text 1 for question 1 - 3
Siti : Hello , Jane.
Jane : Hi, Siti.
Siti : You look tired. What is going on?
Jane : I am working on my project paper. It is due
tomorrow. I don’t think I will be able to finish it.
Siti : Would you like any help?
Jane : Yes, please.I would really appreciate it.
Siti : Tell me what I can and I will start right away.
Jane : Thank you. You are an angel.
Question 1
What is Jane problem?
A She collects her project paper late
B She is tired after finishing her project
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30. C She forgets to bring her paper to school
D She has several project papers to be done
E She is overwhelmed with her project paper
Question 2
Why does Siti help Jane?
A. She care for Jane
B. Jane ask for help
C. They are classmates
D. They are one team at the project
E. Siti has completed her project paper.
Question 3
What is Siti like?
A. Patient
B. Friendly
C. Helpful
D. Carefull
E. Cheerful
Text 2 for question 4 to 5
31. Andra : What are you browsing?
Riana : I am looking for a robotic Course.
Andra : Do you want to attend it?
Riana : I do.
Andra : Let me help you browse.
Riana : Thanks.
Andra : Well, look this one, Alfa Robotic Course.
Riana : No. It is quite far frommy house.
Andra : Ah, you are right. How about this one?
Riana : Ah, that’s great. I’ll call it.
Andra : I suggest you go there so you can get detailed
information.
Riana : You are right.
Andra : Let me accompany you there.
Riana :Thank you. How about tomorrow after school?
Andra : Alright, I will be waiting for you in front of my class.
Riana : O.K. Thanks
Question 4
32. What is the relationship between the speakers?
A. E-pals
B. Siblings
C. Cousins
D. Old friend
E. Schoolmates
Question 5
From the dialog we know that_________
A. Riana always declines Andra’s idea
B. Riana will accompany Andra to the Course
C. Riana and Andra will go to Alfa Robotic Course
D. Riana agrees with Andra’s suggestion to the course
E. Riana and Andra are going to attend a robotic course
This picture is for questions number 6 - 7
33. Gambar 1 :
Picture : Jafar
Question 6
According to the poster, we are suggested________
A. Enjoy your life
B. Consume healty food
C. Protect the source of foods
D. Work had to have a better life
E. Think before making a choice
Question 7
“MAKE A SMART CHOICE TO MAKE BETTER LIFE”
What does the sentence mean?
34. A. Our lives depend on our efforts
B. There are ways to achieve success
C. Our choices will affect our ways of life
D. Our right decisions bring us to a good life
E. There are several options to make a better life
The following dialog is for question 8
“Why do you look unhappy?” asked Mr.Anto.
“I didn’t have a great harvest this season ,” explained Mr. Toni.
“Don’t worry. I have the solution,” said Mr. Anto.
“What is it?” asked Mr. Anto.”
“Here it is. Nutrition for soil and your plants,” said Mr. Toni while
showing Mr. Anto a bottle of nutrition.
“What is the function of such nutriton?” asked Mr. Anto.
“It will make the soil more fertifile. You only need to spread it
onto the land and the plants will grow very well,” explained Mr.
Toni.
“Are you sure that it willwork?” asked Mr. Anto, hesitanly.
35. “Yes. I have proved it. I have a great harvest now ,” said Mr.
Toni.
“How can I get the nutrition? Is the available in stores?” asked
Mr. Anto.
“So far, it is only sold online. I can buy it for you if youare
interested,”told Mr. Anto.
“Thanks. I hope it work and I get a great harvest next year,” said
Mr. Anto, hopefully.
“I hope so,” replied MR. Toni
Question 8
Who are Mr. Anto and Mr. Toni ?
A. Sellers
B. Breeders
C. Farmers
D. Teachers
E. Greengrocers
The following text is for question 9-10
Dear Mr. Ahmad
36. I am so glad and proud of the successful monitoring
programme in our neighbourhood.
Thanks to all members of the commmitee for theirhand work.
This programme has prove to be effective in reducing the
number of crimes at night .How,I think we still have a basic
problem. I am stilll worried about robbery commmited during the
way when peaple are away at work. three houses in our
neighbourhood were reported robbed last week.
I suggest we discuss this crucial problem at our next committee,
I do hope we can fine some practical solutions. I believe if we
work together, we can find a workable answer.
Best regards,
Dimas Wardhana
Question 9
What is the purpose of the text ?
A. To describe their neigbourhood
B. To explain how to prevent robbberies
C. To warn the commmitee about a lot of robbery cases
D. To argue the importance of the monitoring program
E. To sugggest that the commmitee conseder a certain treat
37. Question 10
What problem does the neighbourhood have ?
A. The people in the neighbourhood do not care about their safety
B. All the commmitee members are busy with their works
C. They failed to reduce crime in their neighbourhood
D. There is a robbbery tread in the day time
E. Robberies alway happen at night
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