Angelica N
30 Agustus 2023 15:54
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Angelica N
30 Agustus 2023 15:54
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1. Where does probably the dialog above take place? 2. What are they talking about? 3. What are the functions of The Blod-Typed expressions? 4. When do you use those expressions? 5. How do they appreciate the painting in the text above? 6. What will you say if you want to know someone's opinion on something? 7. How do you respond if someone ask your opinion on something? 8. if you agree with your friend's idea, what will you say? 9. What will you say if you disagree on something? 10. What will you say if you appreciate something?
1. Where does probably the dialog above take place?
2. What are they talking about?
3. What are the functions of The Blod-Typed expressions?
4. When do you use those expressions?
5. How do they appreciate the painting in the text above?
6. What will you say if you want to know someone's opinion on something?
7. How do you respond if someone ask your opinion on something?
8. if you agree with your friend's idea, what will you say?
9. What will you say if you disagree on something?
10. What will you say if you appreciate something?
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DEAN D
22 Oktober 2023 15:00
<p>1. The dialog probably takes place in an art gallery.<br>2. They are talking about a beautiful painting and expressing their opinions about it.<br>3. The expressions used in the dialog serve several functions:<br> - Hemma uses "please come here" to invite Rani to look at the painting.<br> - They use expressions like "What is your opinion about this painting?" and "Do you have any ideas?" to ask for each other's opinions.<br> - They express agreement with statements like "I agree with you" and "I guess so."<br> - They appreciate the painting by saying it's "beautiful" and "wonderful."<br>4. These expressions are used when discussing and sharing opinions about something, in this case, a painting. They are also used to invite someone to look at or discuss an object or topic.<br>5. They appreciate the painting by describing it as "beautiful," "wonderful," and "lively." They discuss the color, concept, and background of the painting.<br>6. To know someone's opinion on something, you can say, "What do you think about [the topic]?" or "What is your opinion on [the topic]?"<br>7. If someone asks your opinion on something, you can respond with your thoughts and feelings about the topic. For example, "In my opinion, [your opinion on the topic]" or "I think that [your opinion on the topic]."<br>8. If you agree with your friend's idea, you can say, "I agree with you" or "I think the same."<br>9. If you disagree on something, you can say, "I don't agree with that" or "I have a different opinion." You can also explain your reasons for disagreeing.<br>10. If you want to appreciate something, you can say, "It's beautiful," "I love it," "It's wonderful," or use other positive adjectives to express your admiration.</p>
1. The dialog probably takes place in an art gallery.
2. They are talking about a beautiful painting and expressing their opinions about it.
3. The expressions used in the dialog serve several functions:
- Hemma uses "please come here" to invite Rani to look at the painting.
- They use expressions like "What is your opinion about this painting?" and "Do you have any ideas?" to ask for each other's opinions.
- They express agreement with statements like "I agree with you" and "I guess so."
- They appreciate the painting by saying it's "beautiful" and "wonderful."
4. These expressions are used when discussing and sharing opinions about something, in this case, a painting. They are also used to invite someone to look at or discuss an object or topic.
5. They appreciate the painting by describing it as "beautiful," "wonderful," and "lively." They discuss the color, concept, and background of the painting.
6. To know someone's opinion on something, you can say, "What do you think about [the topic]?" or "What is your opinion on [the topic]?"
7. If someone asks your opinion on something, you can respond with your thoughts and feelings about the topic. For example, "In my opinion, [your opinion on the topic]" or "I think that [your opinion on the topic]."
8. If you agree with your friend's idea, you can say, "I agree with you" or "I think the same."
9. If you disagree on something, you can say, "I don't agree with that" or "I have a different opinion." You can also explain your reasons for disagreeing.
10. If you want to appreciate something, you can say, "It's beautiful," "I love it," "It's wonderful," or use other positive adjectives to express your admiration.
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Adi B
06 November 2024 13:50
<p>1. At the gallary</p><p>2. The painting</p><p>3. -</p><p>4. At the museum </p><p>5. With said it is a beautiful painting</p><p>6. We asked them about thei opinion </p><p>7. Saying thank you</p><p>8. </p>
1. At the gallary
2. The painting
3. -
4. At the museum
5. With said it is a beautiful painting
6. We asked them about thei opinion
7. Saying thank you
8.
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