EXPRESSIONS OF SUGGESTING AND OFFERING SOMETHING
XI WAJIB - SEMESTER GANJIL
A. Tujuan Pembelajaran
Ketika dan
setelah mengikuti proses
pembelajaran, siswa diharapkan:
·
Menunjukkan rasa antusias dan
semangat mengikuti pembelajaran.
· Menunjukkan perilaku santun dan
peduli dalam berkomunikasi interpersonal dengan guru dan teman.
·
Menyimak dan menirukan teks pendek
terkait saran dan tawaran yang dilakukanoleh guru.
·
Menentukan modal yang tepat untuk
digunakan terkait saran dan tawaran.
· Mampu mengucapkan ungkapan saran
dan tawaran terhadap beberapa situasitermasukmelakukanpengamatandilingkungansekitar,
yang kemudian dipresentasikan.
·
Melakukan refleksi tentang proses
dan hasil belajarnya.
THE MAIN
MATERIAL
According to Oxford English
Dictionary, the word “suggest /səˈdʒest/” is in the verbs’ class means to put forward an idea
or a plan for other people to think about. Suggest can also be understood as
propsing something to other people, it can be accepted or refused. On the other
hand, the noun “suggestion” is an abstract noun and can be in form of solution,
advice, plan, and idea.
For example:
1.
Let’s do
this duty.
2.
Let’s go
home.
The two sentences above explain that one speaker out of some
speakers roles as the suggester who call his friends to do the duty and go
home. Let us, or let’s in short is a phrase of making suggestion.
The following expressions or gambits are used when someone is
making suggestions:
Let’s ......
Why don’t we .....
We could .....
What about .....
I suggest that ....
And you might want to change them into:
I think .....
I don’t think .....
The examples:
1. Let’s join
the party.
2. Why don’t
you wear your face mask before going out?
3. We could do
the task on website.
4. What about
driving my car for going on holiday?
5. I suggest
that we finish them at once.
6. You need to
stay at home during the pandemic.
7. I think you
should buy this grammar book?
8. I don’t
think you should complete all exercises.
Responding to Suggestions
|
Making Suggestions |
Accepting Suggestions |
Declining Suggestions |
|
Let, go to movies. |
Yes, let’s go |
No, thank you. I do not feel like going. |
|
Why don’t you do your homework before going out? |
Ok, I will |
Sorry, I think I will go out first and then do my homework. |
|
How about going to Sam’s place first and then to the supermarket? |
Yes, let’s go. It is a good idea. |
No, let’s just go to the supermarket. |
|
Ithink you should go and meet her. |
Ok, if you say so. |
Sorry, I can’t. I have previous engagement. |
|
Let’s call it a day. |
Let’s. |
No, let’s stay for a while. |
Let’s take a look at sentence structure
to suggest something.
|
I |
Suggest |
That |
He clean his room. |
|
We |
recommend |
That |
Sheread “ the hungergames” |
|
I |
Propose |
That |
Are report should be setshe read in. |
|
I |
Put forwad |
That |
We work together on this. |
|
We |
Advice |
That |
He work hard. |
|
I |
Advocate |
That |
We support them in every way possible. |
Let’s we go on the next, THE EXPRESSIONS OF OFFER.
Offer /ˈɔfər/ means to give something physical
or abstract to someone, which can be taken as a gift or a trade. Another definition,
offer means to give help. It can be taken or refused, and still another
deinition of offer that it can be in terms of food, money, solutions,
friendship, or a bargain.
For examples:
1. Shall I
take you home?
2. May I brrow
your pen?
The following expressions or gambits are used when someone is
ofering something:
May I ......
Can I .....
Shall I .....
Would you .....
How about I .....
For examples:
May I give a hand?
Can I help you?
Shall I bring a pack of sweets for you?
Would you like me to close the door?
Would you like some sugar?
How about I help you with this?
I will do the washing, if you like.
Particularly when you are the host, you
may want to make polite offers to your guests:
o Would you like a magazine to read?
o Can I get you a coffee?
o Can I offer you something to drink?
o How about something to eat? I could make some
sandwiches.
o If you'd like to use/If you need the bathroom,
it's the second door on the right.
o Feel free to go upstairs and have a rest if you'd
like to.
Responses:
o That would be nice. I'd like a cup of tea,
please.
o Yes, please. A glass of orange juice would be
lovely.
o If you're sure it's no trouble, I'd love a
coffee.
o No, thank you. I'm fine for now.
o Not for me, thanks.
o I'm fine, thanks. Maybe later.
·
Responding to Offers
|
Making Offers |
Accepting Suggestions |
Declining Suggestions |
|
Can I help you? |
Yes, please. I really appreciate it. |
It’s okay, I can do it myself. |
|
Shall I bring you someta? |
Thank you, its very kind of you. |
No, thank you. |
|
Would you like another helping of cake? |
Yes, please, that be lovely. |
No, thanks. I don’t want another helping. |
|
How about I help you with this? |
Yes, please, that would be very kind of you. |
Don’t worry, I will it myself. |
|
Can I take you home? |
Thank you, I appreciate yournhelp. |
That’s allright, I will manage on my own. |
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Let’s take a look at sentence structure
to offer something.
|
Modal Verb |
Subject |
Object |
|
Would |
you |
care for another cip of tea? |
|
Shall |
We |
take you there |
|
Could |
I |
offer you something? |
|
Will |
You |
have tea with that? |
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