UNIT 1
I Hope Everything Is Fine!
A. Expression of Asking and Giving Hope
Hope is to want something to happen or to be true, and usually have a
good reason to think that it might. Here are the expressions.
Expression of Hope :
- hopefully.....
- i hope....
- i expect....
- i am expecting....
- i was hoping...
- i wish.....
B. Expression of Congratulation
Congratulation is something that you say want you when to
congratulate someone. Here are some Expression and their response!
-Expressions
- I'd be the first to congratulate you on.....
- I'd like to congratulate you on...
- Please accept my warmest congratulations
- May i congratulate you on.....
- I must congratulate you
- It was great to hear about...
- Congratulations!
- Congratulations on.....!
- Responses
- It's very good of you
- How nice of you to say so
- Thank you very much for saying so
- I'm glad you think so
- Oh, it's nothing special actually
- Oh, I have a lot to learn yet
- Oh, not really
- Oh, nothing to it, actually
- Oh. thanks
C. Expression of Agreement
Agreement is when the people have the same opinion, or when they
approve of or accept something. Pay attention to these expressions!
- Expressions :
- I agree with you
- You're right
- That's true
- absolutely
- definitely
- that's exactly
- you may be right
- I suppose you are right
- I see your point
- I know
- Yes
D. Expression of suggestion
Suggestion is an idea, plan or action that is suggesting it. Pay attention to the example!
- Giving a Suggestion
- May i suggest....?
- You may/might like to...?
- Have you considered/thought of...?
- Would you care to...?
- Responding
- It sounds like a good suggestion
- I have no objection
- It is a good suggestion
- I think you can do that
- Perhaps you could
UNIT 2
You Should Get Up Early
1. Label
Label
is a small
piece of paper or other material which gives information about the thing it is
fixed to. Label is a piece of paper, polymer, cloth, metal, or other material
affixed to a container or article, on which is print a legend.
2. Grammar
review
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Plural and singular
Plural
is a word or part of a word which shows that you are talking about more than
one person or thing. For example ‘babies’ is the plural form of baby. While
singular is a form of word that is used to talk about one person or thing. For
example ‘woman’ is the singular form of ‘women’.
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Conjunction “to, in order to, and so that”
a. To
Examples :
§ I’m going
to Ireland to visit my family
§ I went to
the post office to buy some stamps
b. So that
So
+ that – clause
Purpose
can be expressed with the preposition so followed by a that-clause (almost
always with a modal can, will, or may). Informally, that is omitted. (do not
place a comma before so because it changes the meaning to “result”.)
c. In order to
In order to + infinitive
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Purpose can be expressed with the prepositional phrase in order
allowed by an infinitive clause or a that-clause (almost always with a modal
may or might). The prepositional phrase in order is often omitted in informal
speech.
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Modal “should, must not, and have to”
a. Should
You
should stop smoking
b. Must
If
they’re out, they mustn’t have heard the news
c. Have to
I have to
come at 8 a.m. or my boss will fire me.
UNIT 3
How to Operate ATM?
1. Recipe
Recipe is a set of instructions that describes how to
prepare or make something, especially a culinary dish, including a list of what
food is needed for this. It is also used in medicine or in information
technology (user acceptance). A doctor will usually begin a prescription with
recipe, usually abbreviated to Rx or an equivalent symbol.
2. Manual
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definition
Manual
is a book that tells you how to use something or do something. In this case is
some tools. The manual contains important information about tools we want to
use.
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Sentence used in manual
In
manual, the sentence used is imperative sentence. It is form of a verb used to
express an order.
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The expressions to ask about how tools are used
Sometimes
when we buy electronic tools or something, we can ask the seller or someone
else how to operate it.
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Tools used in manual
Manual
usually explains about how to operate or something. It could be power tools,
mechanic tools, automotive tools, office tools, etc.
3. Present
continuous
Present continuous is the tense which we use to refer
to actions or events that are happening now or developing. The sentences “the
children are watching television” and “the weather is getting colder” are in
the present continuous.
4. Past
continuous
past continuous is a grammatical tense used to
describe an action which someone was doing or an event which was happening at a
particular time. It is made with ‘was’ or ‘were’ and the –ing form of a verb.
5. Future
continuous
We use will be doing (future continuous) to say that
we will be in middle of doing something at a certain time in the future. The
football match begins at 7.30 and ends at 9.15. so during this time, for
example at 8.30, Tom will be watching the match.