Paper Let's Celebrate Bahasa Inggris I BSI

LET’S CELEBRATE

Lecturer : Palupi, S.S, M.Pd.

Compiled By :

Class 12.1A.21

1. Fatimah Isnaeni (12145191)

2. Elfiatun Nurul Hidayah (12145199)

3. Anis Murniati (12145203)

4. Fanny Fatmawati (12145216)

5. Riyan Latifahul Hasanah (12145229)

6. Fahrum Nisa Asih (12145257)

Manajemen Informatika

Bina Sarana Informatika Purwokerto

2014

DO YOU CELEBRATE THESE OR SIMILAR HOLIDAYS IN YOUR COUNTRY?

MAP WORD

GRAMMAR FOCUS

Relative Clause of Time

We use relative clauses to give extra information about something. We can get more information into a sentence without the need to start a new one. Relative clause “WHEN” is used with time nouns.

EXAMPLES :

· Thanks giving is a day when North Americans celebrate the harvest.

· February 14 is the day when people give cards to the ones they love.

· New year’s Eve is a night when I have fun with my friends.

Complete the sentences in column A with information from column B.

ENGLISH CONVERSATIONS AT THE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Father             : Happy birthday my sweet Tukiyem!
Tukiyem         : Thank you very much Dad.
Father             : I am going to celebrate my daughter's birthday in a grand manner.
Tukiyem         : Oh! I see.
Mother           : Well. Happy birthday Tukiyem.
Tukiyem         : Thank you Mom.
Uncle              : Many more happy returns of the day.
Tukiyem         : Thank you Uncle and thank you for coming.
Uncle              : Where is your brother?
Tukiyem         : He is looking for his camera.
Uncle              : Then he is going to cover the party. Isn’t it?
Tukiyem         : Yes. He likes taking photo.
Brother           : Many more happy returns of the day.
Tukiyem         : Thank you my sweet brother.
Uncle              : Here is my gift.

Tukiyem         : What a lovely present!
Brother           : Here is my present.
Tukiyem         : Oh! How nice it is!
Father             : It is my gift.
Tukiyem         : Oh! What a splendid gift!
Mother           : I am going to present you a kimono.
Tukiyem         : A kimono? But I don't know to wear.
Mother           : Let me teach.
Tukiyem         : Thank you.
Father             : Ok Tukiyem cut the cake.
(Tukiyem cuts the cake.)
(All are singing happy birthday to Tukiyem.)
Uncle              : Let's all enjoy ourselves.
Tukiyem         : That's what a celebration is for!

GRAMMAR FOCUS

Adverbial Clauses of Time

An adverb clause of time shows when something happens. It is usually introduced by time adverbs. Examples are : before, after, as, when, while, until, as soon as, since, no sooner than, etc.

Note that all adverb clauses are subordinate clauses. The cannot stand on their own and must be attacted to an independent clause.

EXAMPLES :

· I always take a bath before I go to bed

· Will you wait here until I am ready?

· I was not at home when he came to see me

· Do not distrube me when I am busy with my work

· As soon as she finished that project, she starded working on the next

· After I have finished my work, I will accompany you to the park

NOTES :

An adverb clause of time can come before or after the main clause. When it comes before the main clause, we usually separate it with a comma (,). Commas are not a necessary when the adverb clause goes after the main clause.

EXAMPLES :

· Whenever I think of her, my eyes get misty

· My eyes get misty whenever I think of her

TENSE :

If you are talking about something that is yet to happen in the future, use a present tense in the adverb clause and a future tense in the main clause.

EXAMPLES :

· I will start when I am ready. (NOT I will start when I will be ready)

· I will not go until I get my money back. (NOT I will not go until I will get my money back)

MATCH THESE PHRASES WITH THE INFORMATION BELOW