Getting Someone's Attention and Addressing Him/Her, Asking for Permission

A. GETTING SOMEONE’S         ATTENTION AND      ADDRESSING HIM/HER:		B. ASKING FOR PERMISSION:
Excuse me, ________. ·   Miss ___ / Ms. ___ / ma’am. ·   Mr. ___ / sir.
		·   May ·   Can	I go to the toilet, please? I answer the phone, please? I borrow your dictionary, please?	·   Sure / of course / certainly / go ahead. ·   I’m afraid you may not.

Greeting, Addressing People, Leave Taking

A. GREETING			B. ADDRESSING     PEOPLE
Hi. / Hello. Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.	Hi. / Hello. Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.		Nina Nina Markovitz Miss Nina Mrs./Ms. Markovitz Ma’am Abyan Abyan Suwito Mr. Suwito Sir
How are you?	I’m fine, thank you.  I’m good. I’m OK. Never better. How about you?

C. LEAVE TAKING
I have to go now. I have to leave now. I must go now.  I must leave now. I’ve got to run.	Bye. See you. See you later. See you again. See you tomorrow. Talk to you later. Take care. Good night.

CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a novel for children. The main characters are Charlie Bucket and Mr. Willy Wonka. The setting—time and place—is inside a chocolate factory a long time ago.

Mr. Willy Wonka was a mysterious businessman. He was not very sociable, he did not have any friends. Because he was alone all the time, people thought he was an eccentric, a strange man.

Mr. Wonka had a chocolate factory. The factory looked frightening--like a haunted house. People believed there were ghosts inside. It was a big mistery.

What Do Snowmen Do in Winter?

Aseeek akhirnya gue punya blog! Thanks udah ngajarin, Depoooy!!! Sementara belom ada isinya, gw taro es krim dulu aja kali yeee? Tapi jangan dimakan. Hueheuhueheu...