Invitation

 

INVITATION

 * INVITATION

 Invitation is An invitation is a request, a solicitation, or an attempt to get another person to join you at a specific event.

* THE PURPOSE INVITATION 

 “To invite someone attend/come an event.”

 

An invitation can be used to invite someone to an event, some of which are:

• Birthday       : Ulang tahun
• Weeding      : Pernikahan
• Anniversary  : Hari jadi
• Meeting       : Rapat
• Graduation  : Kelulusan
• Dinner          : Makan malam 
  

* Example formal invitation

• I invite you to come…
• I invite you to join…
• Would you like to come
• Would you like to join us
• I would like to invite you
• Request the present of... 
  

*Generic Structure of an invitation

1. Receiver/To: nama orang yang dituju/yang diundang
2. Body of invitation/isi undangan: Isi undangan biasanya berupa hal hal berikut ini:

• Subjek: Nama Acara
• Day or Date: Hari dan tanggal
• Time: Waktu yang ditetapkan
• Place: Tempat dimana acara tersebut diadakan

      3. Sender/from: Orang yang mengirim undangan

Dialog invitaion

Frank : Hi, Lee, wait! I want to talk to you.

         Hai, Lee, tunggu! Aku ingin bicara denganmu.

Lee : What's up, Frank?

         Ada apa, Frank?

Frank : I've been looking for you. It's my little brother's birthday today. We're holding a garden party this afternoon. I'd like to invite you to the party.

         Aku sudah mencari dirimu. Hari ini hari ulang tahun adikku. Kami akan mengadakan pesta kebun sore ini. Aku ingin mengundangmu ke pesta tersebut.

Lee : That sounds great. What time?

         Kelihatannya menarik. Pukul berapa?

Frank : At 3 pm. But, please come early, so that we can have a lot of fun.

         Pukul 3 sore. Tapi datanglah lebih awal supaya kita dapat bersenang-senang.

Lee : Okay. I'll come early.

         Okay. Aku akan datang lebih awal.

Frank : I must go now. Goodbye!

         Aku harus pergi sekarang. Sampai jumpa!

Lee : Bye…

         Daah…

Exposition text

 

Exposition Text

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Exposition Teks

Exposition: Definition, Generic Structure, Language Features, and Examples

Definition:

     Hortatory exposition is a type of exposition text that begins with a statement containing the problem / issue which is used as the theme of the writing, then supported by various arguments / statements and supporting evidence that can lead the reader to the author's point of view and closes with suggestions or recommendations from the author. what should have been done or happened in relation to the problem or issue presented at the outset.

    Slightly different from hortatory exposition, analytical exposition is a type of exposition text that begins with a statement that shows the attitude, opinion, statement or position of the author on the theme being discussed which is then supported by various arguments and closes with an affirmation or restatement of the opinion stated at the beginning.

Purposes:

       1.      To persuade the readers that idea is important matter. 

       2.      To persuade the readers or listeners that there is something that, certainly, needs to get attention

       3.      To analyze a topic and to persuade the reader that this opinion is correct and supported by arguments

Generic Structures:

       1.      Thesis (Introduction): Introducing the topic and indicating the writer’s position

       2.      Arguments (Body): Explaining the arguments to support the writer’s position.

       3.      Reiteration (Conclusion): Restating the writer’s position.

Language Features:

      1.      Using relational process = Relationships between and among leaders, workers, followers, partners, co-workers, etc. people knowing and caring about people.

      2.      Using external conjunctions = Enhancing by linking to real world events (Holocaust, the Final Solution, death trains) 

      3.      Using internal conjunction = Elaborating and itemizing steps in an argument (Firstly, secondly, next, finally) 

      4.      Using causal conjunction = the cause of an event, because

      5.      Using contrastive conjunction = but, nevertheless 

      6.      Using simple present tense = Bruno is quiet boy

      7.      Focusing on generic human and non-human participants, e.g.: car, pollution, leaded petrol car

      8.      Using abstract noun, e.g.: policy, government

      9.      Using relational processes, e.g.: It is important

      10.   Using modal verbs, e.g.: We must preserve

      11.   Using modal adverbs, e.g.: Certainly we.

      12.   Using passive sentence

Example of Exposition =  Should Children Wear Hats at School?

I believe that you should always wear a hat at school when you are playing outside, to stop you from getting sunburn.

Argument 1:

Firstly, if you don’t wear a hat, you will get sunburn ant the sunburn is painful.

Argument 2:

Secondly, sunburn could lead to skin cancer. Sunburn can lead to health problems later in life. Many older people suffer from skin cancer which can kill them.

Reinforcement of position statement:

In my opinion all school students should wear hats.

Opinion and thought

OPINION AND THOUGHT*

In English, opinion and thoughts are rather different in their definition. Opinion is basically a statement about what you have in mind about something, either agree or disagree, pro or con and so on. Thoughts are actually ideas or what you think about something. It can be an opinion, solution, critics etc.

Between opinion and thoughts, they also have a slight difference in their expression. Here are the statements for each of them.

Saying opinion:

    In my opinion,...
    I think...
    I believe...
    I'd say....
    I agree with that
    I disagree with that

Giving thoughts:

    I have an idea...
    I think ...
    I suppose such is a good idea
    I have to say such is mistaken
    it should be...
    it should have been...

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Offers and suggestion

SUGGESTIONS :

Is advice given to someone, good and right., make suggestions

* Types Suggestion :

• I don’t think.....(saya tidak berfikir)
• Why don’t me..... (kenapa tidak kita)
• What do you feel about....(apa yang kamu fikir tentang)
• I suggest that...(saya menyarankan kamu)
• Accepting Suggestions (menyetujui saran)
• Yes,Let’s go (Ya,ayo pergi)
• Yes,let’s (Ya ayo)
• Ok,If you say so.(Ok,jika kamu berkata seperti itu)
• Declining suggestions (menolak saran)
• No,Thank you.(tidak terimakasih)
• Sorry,I think (maaf,saya pikir)
• Sorry,I can’t

* Example :

a.  = I suggest that you go to library.(saya menyerankan kamu pergi keperpustakaan)

b. = Yes,Let’s go.(Ya,ayok pergi)

~ OFFERS :

Is a method used to deliver offers to someone , correctly and politely

Making offers (membuat penawaran)

* Types Making Offers :

• Can I....?(dapatkah saya...?)
• May I....?(bolehkah saya...?)
• Shall I....?(haruskah saya...?)
• Would you...?(Maukah kamu...?

Accepting offers (menyetujui penawaran)

  * Types Accepting offers :

• Thank you,I appreciate your help.(Terimakasih,saya menghargai bantuan mu)
• Yes,Please.(ya,tolonglah)
• Ye,Of course.(Ya,tentu)

Declining offers (menolak tawaran)

*  Types Declining offers :

No,Thanks you,(tidak terimakasih)

It’s okay,I can do it my self.(ini,tidak apa-apa saya bisa melakukan ini sendiri)

Don’t worry,I can do it my self.(Jangan kwatir,saya bisa melakukan ini sendiri)

* Example :

a: Can I help you?(dapatkah saya membantu kamu?)

b:Yes,please.(Ya, tolonglah)

a:May I dinner with your family tonight?(Bolehkah saya makan malam dengan keluarga mu?)

b: Yes,of course.(Ya, tentu)

a:Shall I give you money?(haruskah saya memberi kamu uang?)

b:No,Thank you,(Tidak,terimaksih)

a:Would you marriage with me?(maukah kamu menikah dengan ku?)

b: Yes,of course.(Ya, tentu)

This is my video about offer and suggest dialogue,hope y'all enjoy it