A Private Conversation

1 st A Private Conversation
Last week I went to the theatre. I had a very good seat.

The play was very interesting. I did not enjoy it. A young
man and young woman were sitting behind me. They
were talking loudly. I got very angry, I could not hear the
actors. I turned round. I looked at the man and the
woman angrily. They did not pay any attention. In the
end, I could not bear it. I turned round again. I can’t hear
word, I said angrily.
It’s none your business, the young man said rudely. This
is a private conversation.!
2 nd Breakfast or Lunch?
It was Sunday. I never get up early on Sundays. I

sometimes stay in bed until lunch time. Last Sunday I got
up very late. I looked out of the window it was dark
outside. What a day! I thought it’s raining again. Just then
the telephone rang. It was my aunt Lucy. I have just
arrived by train, she said. I am coming to see you.
But I am still having breakfast. I said. What are you
doing? She asked. I am having breakfast. I repeated.
Dear me, she said. Do you always get up so late? It’s one
o’clock!.
1 EECMI (Education English Centre Miftahul Iman)

3 th Please Send Me a Card
Postcards always spoil my holidays. Last summer, I went

to Italy. I visited museums and sat in public gardens. A
friendly waiter taught me a few words of Italian. Then he
lent me a book. I read a few lines. But I did not
understand a word. Every day I thought about postcards.
My holidays passed quickly, but I did not send any cards
to my friends. On the last day I made a big decision. I got
up early and bought thirty-seven cards. I spent the whole
day in my room. But I did not write a single card.!
4 th An Exciting Trip
I have just received a letter from my brother, Tim. He is in

Australia. He has been there for six months. Tim is an
engineer. He is working for a big firm and he has already
visited a great number of different places in Australia. He
has just bought an Australian car and has gone to Alice
Springs, a small town in the centre of Australia. He will
soon visit Darwin. From there, he will fly to Perth. My
brother has never been abroad before, so he is finding
this trip very exciting.

5 th No Wrong Numbers
Mr. James Scott has a garage in Silbury and now he has

just bought another garage in Pinhurst. Pinhurst is only
five mile from Silbury, but Mr. Scott cannot get a
telephone for his new garage, so he has just bought
twelve pigeons. Yesterday, a pigeon carried the first
message from Pinhurst to Silbury. The bird covered the
distance in three minutes. Up to now, Mr. Scott has sent a
great many requests spare parts and other urgent
messages from one garage to the other. In this way, he
has begun his own private telephone service.
6 th Percy Buttons
I have just moved to a house in Bridge Street. Yesterday

a beggar knocked at my door. He asked me for a meal
and a glass of beer. In return for this, the beggar stood on
his head and sang songs. I gave him a meal. He ate the
food and drank the beer. Then he put a piece of cheese
in his pocket and went away. Later a neighbour told me
about him. Everybody knows hi. His name is Percy
Buttons. He calls at every house in the street once a
month and always asks for a meal and glass of beer.

7 th Too Late
The plane was late and detectives were waiting at the

airport all morning. They were expecting a valuable parcel
of diamonds from South Africa. A few hours earlier,
someone had told the police that thieves would try to
steal the diamonds. When the plane arrived, some of the
detectives were waiting inside the main building, while
others were waiting on the airfield. Two men took the
parcel off the plane and carried it into the customs house.
While two detectives were keeping guard at the door, two
others opened the parcel was full of stones and sand!
8 th The best and the worst
Joe Sanders has the most beautiful garden in our town.

Nearly everybody enters for The Nicest Garden
Competition each year, but Joe wins every time. Bill
Firth’s garden is larger than Joe and grows more flowers
and vegetables, but Joe’s garden is more interesting. He
has made near paths and has built a wooden bridge over
a pool. I like gardens too, but I do not like hard work.
Every year I enter for the garden competition too, and I
always win a little prize for the worst garden in the town.!

9 th A Cold Welcome
On Wednesday evening, we went to the Town Hall. It was

the last day of the year and a large crowd of people had
gathered under the Town Hall clock. It would strike twelve
in twenty minutes time. Fifteen minutes passed and then,
at five to twelve, the clock stopped. The big minute hand
did not move We waited and waited, but nothing
happened. Suddenly someone shouted, it’s two minutes
past twelve! The clock has stopped! I looked at my watch.
It was true. The big clock refused to welcome the New
Year. At that moment, everybody began to laugh and
sing.
10 th Not For Jazz
We have an old musical instrument. It is called a

clavichord. It was made in Germany in 1681. Our
clavichord is kept in the living-room. It has belonged to
our family for a long time. The instrument was bought by
my grandfather many years ago. Recently it was
damaged by a visitor. She tried to play jazz on it! She
struck the keys too hard and two of the strings were
broken. My father was shocked. Now we are not allowed
to touch it. It is being repaired by a friend of my father’s.

11 th One Good Turn Deserves Another
I was having dinner at a restaurant when Harry Steele

came in. Harry worked in a lawyer’s office years ago, but
he is now working at a bank. He gets a good salary, but
he always borrows money from his friends and never
pays it back. Harry saw me and came and sat at the
same table. He has never borrowed money from me.
While he was eating, I asked him to lend me £ 2
(poundsterling) surprise, he gave me the money
immediately. I have never borrowed any money from you,
Harry said, so now you can pay for my dinner!
12 th Goodbye and Good Luck
Our neighbour, Captain Charles Alison, will sail from

Portsmouth tomorrow. We shall meet him at the harbour
early in the morning. He will be in his small boat. Topsail.
Topsail is a famous little boat. It has sailed across the
Atlantic many times. Captain Alison will set out at eight
o’clock, so we shall have plenty of time. We shall see his
boat and then we shall say good bye to him. He will be
away for two months. We are very proud of him. He will
take part in an important race across the Atlantic.

13 th The Greenwood Boys
The Greenwood Boys are a group of popular singers. At

present, they are visiting all parts of the country. They will
be arriving here tomorrow. They will be coming by train
and most of the young people in the town will be meeting
them at the station. Tomorrow evening they will be
singing at the workers club the Greenwood Boys will be
staying for five days. During this time, they will give five
performances. As usual, the police will have a difficult
time. They will be trying to keep order. It is always the
same on these occasions.
14 th Do You Speak English?
I had an amusing experience last year. After I had left a

small village in the south of France, I drove on to the next
town. On the way, a young man waved to me. I stopped
and he asked me for a lift. As soon as he had got into the
car, I said good morning to him in French and he replied
in the same language. Apart from a few words, I do not
know any French at all. Neither of as spoke during the
journey. I had nearly reached the town, when the young
man suddenly said, very slowly, Do you speak English?
As I soon learnt, he was English himself!

15 th Good News
The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see

me. I felt very nervous when I went into his office. He did
not look up from his desk when I entered.
After I had sat down, he said that the business was very
bad. He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such
large salaries. Twenty people had already left. I knew that
my turn had come.
Mr. Harmsworth, I said in a weak voice.
Don’t interrupt, he said.
Then he smiled and told me I would receive an extra £
100 (poundsterling) a year!
16 th A Polite Request
If you park your car in the wrong place, a traffic policeman

will soon find it. You will be very lucky if he lets you go
without a ticket. However, this does not always happen.
Traffic police are sometimes very polite. During a holiday
in Sweden, I found this note on my car: Sir, we welcome
you to our city. This is a “No Parking” area. You will enjoy
your stay here if you pay attention to our street signs.
This note is only a reminder. If you receive a request like
this, you cannot fail to obey it!

17 th Always Young
My aunt Jennifer is an actress. She must be at least thirty

five years old. In spite of this, she often appears on the
stage as a young girl. Jennifer will have to take part in a
new play soon. This time, she will be a girl of seventeen.
In the play, she must appear in a bright red dress and
long black stockings. Last year in another play, she had
to wear short socks and a bright, orange coloured dress.
If anyone ever asks her how old she is, she always
answers, ‘My dear, it must be terrible to be grown up!
18 th He Often Does This!
After I had lunch at a village inn, I looked for my bag, I

had left I on a chair beside the door and now it wasn’t
there! As I was looking for it the inn keeper came in.
Did you have a good meal? He asked.
Yes, thank you, I answered, but I can’t pay the bill. I
haven’t got my bang.
The inn keeper smiled and immediately went out. In a few
minutes he returned with my bag and gave it back to me.
I am sorry, he said. My dog had taken it into the garden.
He often does this.

19 th Sold Out
The play may begin at any moment, I said.

It may have begun already, Susan answered.
I hurried to the ticket office. May I have two tickets
please?
I asked.
I am sorry, we have sold out, the girl said.
What a pity! Susan exclaimed.
Just then, a man hurried to the ticket office.
Can! Return these two tickets? He asked.
Certainly, the girl said.
I went back to the ticket office at once.
Could I have those two tickets please? I asked.
Certainly, the girl said, but they are for next Wednesday’s
performance.
Do you still want them?
I might as well have them, I said sadly.
20 th One Man in a Boat
Fishing is my favorite sport. I often fish for hours without

catching anything. But this does not worry me. Some
fishermen are unlucky, instead of catching fish, they catch
old boots and rubbish.
I am even less lucky. I never catch anything not even old
boots. After having spent whole mornings on the river, I
always go home with an empty bag. You must give up
fishing! My friends say.
It’s a waste of time. But they don’t realize one important
thing. I am not really interested in fishing. I am only
interested in sitting in a boat and doing nothing at all!

21 th Mad or Not?
Aeroplanes are slowly driving me mad. I live near an

airport and passing planes can be heard night and day.
The airport and was built during the war, but for some
reason it could not be used then.
Last year, however, it came into use. Over a hundred
people must have been driven away from their homes by
the noise. I am one of the few people left.
Sometimes I think this house will be knocked down by a
passing plane. I have been offered a large sum of money
to go away, but I am determined to stay here. Everybody
says I must be mad and they are probably right.
22 th A Glass Envelope
My daughter, Jane, never dreamed of receiving a letter

from a girl of her own age in Holland. Last year we were
travelling across the channel and Jane put a piece of
paper with her name and address on it into a bottle. She
never thought of it again, but ten months later, she
received a letter from a girl in Holland. Both girls write to
each other regularly now. However, they have decided to
use the post office. Letters will cost a little more, but they
will certainly travel faster.

23 th A New House
I had a letter from my sister yesterday. She lives in

Nigeria. In her letter, she said that she would come to
England next year. If she comes, she will get a surprise.
We are now living in a beautiful new house in the country.
Work on it had begun before my sister left. The house
was completed five months ago. In my letter, I told her
that she could stay with us.
The house has many large rooms and there is lovely
garden. It is a very modern house, so it looks strange to
some people. It must be the only modern house in the
district.
24 th It Could be Worse
I entered the hotel manager’s office and sat down. I had

just lost £ 50 (poundsterling) and I felt very upset. I left
the money in my room, I said, and it’s not there now.
The manager was sympathetic, but he could do nothing.
Everyone’s losing money these days, he said. He started
to complain about this wicked world but was interrupted
by a knock at the door.
A girl came in and put an envelope on his desk. It
contained £ 50 (poundsterling). I found this outside this
gentleman’s room, she said. Well, I said to the manager,
there is still some honesty in this world.

VOCABULARIES
( Kosa kata )
VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Call ( ko:l ) : Memanggil

Choose ( cu:s ) : Memilih
Chat ( cet ) : Mengobrol
Cry ( krai ) : Menangis
Cook ( ku:k ) : Memasak
Cheat ( ci:t ) : Menyuntik
Cut ( kat ) : Memotong
Continue ( kentnyuw ) : Melanjutkan Meneruskan
Come ( kam ) : Datang
Change ( ceiny ) : Merubah
Laugh ( laf ) : Tertawa
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Good ( gu:d ) : Baik
Diligent ( dilijen ) : Rajin
Clever ( klefe: ) : Pandai
Smart ( smart ) : Cerdas
Honest ( hanest ) : Jujur
Fair ( fee ) : Jujur
Polite ( pelait ) : Sopan
Humble ( hambel ) : Rendah hati
Careful ( keeful ) : Hati – hati
Helpful ( helpful ) : Dermawan
Just ( jast ) : Adil / Hanya
Brave ( breiv ) : Berani
Calm ( kalm ) : Pendiam

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Bring ( bring ) : Membawa

Take ( teik ) : Mengambil
Accompany ( akampeni ) : Menemani
Arrive ( eraiv ) : Tiba
Wash ( wosh ) : Mencuci
Sweep ( swi:p ) : Menyapu
Mop ( mop ) : Mengepel
Clean ( klin ) : Membersihkan
Drain the water tub (drain de water tab) : Menguras
Iron ( aien ) : Menyetrika
Dry the clothes ( drai deckloths ) : Menjemur
Boil ( boil ) : Merebus
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Lazy ( leizi ) : Malas
Arrogant ( eregen ) : Sombong
Unfair ( anfeer ) : Curang
Unjust ( anjas ) : Tidak Adil
Careless ( keeles ) : Ceroboh
Miserly ( maizeli ) : Pelit
Impolite ( impelait ) : Kurang Ajar
Bad tempered ( bed tempered ) : Pemarah
Stern ( ste:n ) : Bengis
Cruel ( kruel ) : Kejam
Unable ( aneibel ) : Tak cakap
Rude ( ru:d ) : Kasar
Bold ( bold ) : Perkasa
Spite ( spait ) : Bandel

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Look at ( luk et ) : Melihat

Look after ( luk after ) : Merawat
Pay Attention ( pei atensen ) : Memperhatikan
Meet ( mit ) : Bertemu
Go home ( go hum ) : Pulang
Send ( sen ) : Mengirim
Sit ( sit ) : Duduk
Stand ( sten ) : Berdiri
Give ( gif ) : Memberi
Try ( trai ) : Mencoba
Get ( get ) : Mendapatkan
Move ( muv ) : Pindah
Treat ( trit ) : Mentraktir
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Carpet ( karpet) : Karpet
News Paper Rack ( nyus peper rak ) : Rak surat kbr
Bed sheet ( bet sit ) : Sprei
Mirror ( mirer ) : Kaca
Wardrobe ( wadrup ) : Lamari
Watch ( woch ) : Jam dinding
Stairs ( steirs ) : Tangga
Ladder ( lider ) : Tangga
Buffer ( bafer ) : Bufet
Drawer ( drawer ) : Laci
Electric Switch ( ilektrik swic ) : Sakelar
Rubbish box ( rabis boks ) : Kotak sampah

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Apply for ( eplei fo: ) : Melamar pekerjaan
Blame ( bleim ) : Menyalahkan
Fail (feil) : Gagal
Fight (fait) : Berkelahi
Put on (put on) : Mengenakan Pakaian
Take off (teik of) : Melepaskan Pakaian
Take a day (teik e dei) : Bercuti
Look down (luk daun) : Memandang rendah
Look out (luk aut) : Awas !
Combine (kombain) : Menggabungkan
Register (rejiste:) : Mendaftar
Pronounce (pronaun) : Mengucapkan
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Soap ( soup) : Sabun
Paste ( peis ) : Odol
Toothbrush ( tu:th brash ) : Sikat gigi
Towel ( towel ) : Handuk
Toilet ( toilet ) : Kamar kecil
Pillow ( pillou) : Bantal
Dutch wife (dach waif ) : Guling
Blanket ( blengkit ) : Selimut
Matures ( mecue ) : Kasur
Bed ( bed ) : Ranjang
Dipper ( dipper ) : Gayung

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Take a rest ( teik e res ) : Istirahat

Smile ( smail ) : Tersenyum
Pass ( pas ) : Lulus / Lewat
Sing ( sing ) : Menyanyi
Speak ( spik ) : Berbicara
Put ( pat ) : Meletakkan
Play ( plei ) : Bermain
Make up ( mek ap ) : Berdandan
Permit ( permit ) : Mengijinkan
Help ( help ) : Membantu
Hope ( houp ) : Berharap
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
General ( jeneral ) : Umum
High ( hai ) : Tinggi
Superior ( superior ) : Kuasa
Senior ( si:nie ) : Lebih tua
Heavy ( hevi ) : Berat
Horror ( hore ) : Seram
Important ( impo:ten ) : Penting
Near ( nie: ) : Dekat
Sensitive ( sensitiv ) : Perasa
Pripacy ( privesi ) : Rahasia
Sweet ( swi:t ) : Manis
Ripe ( raip ) : Matang
Quite ( kwait ) : Sepi

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Live ( lif ) : Tinggal
Hang ( heng ) : Menggantung
Over sleep ( ofer slip ) : Kesiangan
Stay up ( stei ap ) : Begadang
Sew ( sew ) : Menjahit
Fry ( frai ) : Menggoreng
Water ( wote: ) : Menyiram
Determine ( determin ) : Menentukan
Stimulate ( stimulet ) : Memberi semangat
Repeat ( ripit ) : Mengulangi
Teach ( tich ) : Mengajar
Study ( stadi ) : Belajar
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Eternal (eternal) : Abad
Dammed ( demmed ) : Terkutuk
Delicious ( delisius ) : Enak / Lezat
Equal to ( equel tu ) : Sejajar
Simple ( simple ) : Sederhana
Confusing ( kamfiusing ) : Membingungkan
Real ( ril ) : Nyata
Unreal ( anril ) : Tak nyata
Famous ( femes ) : Terkenal
Interested in ( interes in ) : Tertarik
Bored ( bord ) : Bosan
Thirsty ( te:sti ) : Haus
Wet ( wet ) : Basah

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Improve ( impruf ) : Meningkatkan
Include ( inklud ) : Termasuk
Pick up ( pik ap ) : Menjemput
Translate ( translit ) : Menterjemah
Say ( sai ) : Berkata
Sleep ( slip ) : Tidur
Take a nap ( taek naep ) : Tidur siang
Tell ( tel ) : Berbicara
Think ( thing ) : Berpikir
Understand ( anderstan ) : Mengerti
Use ( yus ) : Menggunakan
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Brave ( brev ) : Berani
Glance ( glen ) : Sekilas
Curious with ( karius wit ) : Penasaran
Conservatives ( konserfatif ) : Kolot
Cheerful ( sirful ) : Periang
Comfortable ( komfortebel ) : Menyenangkan
Empty ( emit ) : Kosong
Clean ( klin ) : Bersih
Clear ( klir ) : Jelas
Dirty ( dirti ) : Kotor
Economical ( ekonomikel ) : Hemat
Elegant ( elijen ) : Anggun
Fat ( fet ) : Gemuk

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Guess ( ges ) : Menembak
Forget ( forget ) : Melupakan
Remember ( rimember ) : Ingat
Follow ( folow ) : Ikut
Fill ( fil ) : Mengisi
Fly ( flai ) : Terbang
Finish ( finis ) : Selesai
Guarantce ( garanti ) : Menjamin
Miss ( mis ) : Rindu
Marry ( meri ) : Menikah
Lose ( los ) : Kehilangan
Let ( let ) : Membiarkan
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
School ( skul ) : Sekolah
Hospital ( hospitel ) : Rumah sakit
Clinic ( klinik ) : Puskesmas
Office ( ofis ) : Kantor
Police office ( polis ofis ) : Kantor polisi
Rail way station (relwai stesen) : Stasiun K.A
Bus station (bis stesen ) : Terminal bis
Mosque ( moskui ) : Masjid
Church ( cerch ) : Gereja
Theater ( tiate: ) : Bioskop
Café ( kafe ) : Kafe
Shop ( syop ) : Toko
Monastery ( monasteri ) : Biara
Sky scraper ( skai scrape: ) : Gedung pencakar langit

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Grumble ( grambel ) : Mengomel
Bite ( bait ) : Menggigit
Beat ( bit ) : Memukul
Collect ( kelek ) :Mengumpulkan
Stare ( ster ) : Menatap
Pinch ( pinch ) : Mencubit
Insult ( insalt ) : Menghina
Share ( ser ) : Berbagi
Forbid ( ferbid ) : Melarang
Forgive ( forgiv ) : Memaafkan
Apologize ( epolojaiz ) : Minta maaf
Take a walk ( tek a wok ) : Jalan – jalan
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Earing ( iering ) : Anting - anting
Necklace ( nekles ) : Kalung
Pendant ( penden ) : Liontin
Brooch ( bros ) : Bros
Ring ( ring ) : Cincin
Wristwatch ( wris woch ) : Jam tangan
Armlet ( amlet ) : Gelang
Bangle ( benggel ) : Binggel
Rain coat ( rein kot ) : Jaz hujan
Blouse ( blauz ) : Blus
Brassier ( bresie ) : BH
Singled ( singlet ) : Kaos dalam
Botton ( baten ) : Kancing

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Provide ( provaid ) : Menyediakan

Appreciate ( epresiet ) : Menghargai
Return ( riten ) : Mengembalikan
Shout ( syot ) : Berteriak
A word ( a wod ) : Menganugerahi
Waste the time (wes the taim) : Buang waktu
Persuade ( persuid ) : Membujuk
Accuse ( ekiuz ) : Menuduh
Neglect ( nejlek ) : Menunda
Put off ( pat of ) : Menunda
Replace ( ripl’es ) : Menggantikan
Save ( seiv ) : Menyimpan
Occur ( akiur ) : Terjadi
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Naughty ( nauti ) : Nakal
Greedy ( gridi ) : Rakus
Fussy ( fasi ) : Cerewet
Cowardly ( kawerdli ) : Pengecut
Extravagant ( extravagan ) : Boros
Afraid ( efreit ) : Takut
Absent ( ebsen ) : Absen
Alone ( e lon) : Sendiri
Bright ( brait ) : Terang
Big ( bik ) : Besar
Blind ( blain ) : Buta
Broken ( broken ) : Rusak
Busy ( bizi ) : Sibuk
Beautiful ( biutiful ) : Cantik

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Defend ( difen ) : Mempertahankan
Grow ( grou ) : Tumbuh
Bear ( bir ) : Melahirkan
Deliver a baby ( deliver e bebi) : Melahirkan
Draw ( drau ) : Menggambar
Touch ( tach ) : Menyentuh
Need ( nid ) : Membutuhkan
Enrich ( in ric ) : Memperkaya
Separate ( sep’eret ) : Memisahkan
Admit ( edmit ) : Mengagumi
Notice ( neutis ) : Memperhatikan
Burn ( bern ) : Membakar
Penetrate ( penitreit ) : Menembus
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Jobless ( jables ) : Pengangguran
Employee ( imploi ) : Karyawan
Rival ( reifel ) : Saingan
Sportsman ( spots men ) : Olahragawan
Archer ( aser ) : Pemarah
Winner ( winer ) : Pemenang
Runner up ( raner ap ) : Pemenang ke II
Sprinter ( sprinte ) : Pelari
Salary ( s’eleri ) : Gaji
Retire ( ritair ) : Pensiun
Basic pay ( basic pei ) : Gaji pokok
Office hour ( ofis awer ) : Jam kerja
Door mat ( dor met ) : Keset

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Suppose ( supos ) : Mengira
Deny ( dinai ) : Menyangkal
Elect ( ilek ) : Memilih
Add ( ed ) : Menambah
Adapt ( ad’ep ) : Menyesuaikan diri
Steal ( stil ) : Mencuri
Decide ( disaid ) : Memutuskan
Pass A way ( pas e wei ) : Meninggal dunia
Die ( dai ) : Mati
Devide ( divaid ) : Membagi
Find ( fain ) : Menemukan
Enjoy ( enjoi ) : Menikmati
Watch ( woch ) : Menonton
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
House ( haus ) : Rumah
Living room ( living rum ) : Ruang tamu
Dining room ( dininf rum ) : Ruang makan
Waiting room ( waiting rum ) : Ruang tunggu
Bed room ( bet rum ) : Kamar tidur
Bathroom ( bat rum ) : Kamar mandi
Fitting room ( fiting rum ) : Kamar rias
Rest room ( res rum ) : Kamar B.A.B
Water closet ( wate: rum ) : Kakus
Kitchen ( kicen ) : Dapur
Floor ( flur ) : Lantai
Door ( dor ) : Pintu
Shutter ( sater ) : Daun pintu
Coot hanger ( kut hanger ) : Penggantung pakaian

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Pratice ( praktis ) : Berlatih
Move a bit ( muv e bit ) : Bergeser
Revenge ( riveni ) : Balas dendam
Listen ( listen ) : Mendengarkan
Solve ( solv ) : Memecahkan
Advise ( advais ) : Menasehati
Admit ( admit ) : Mengakui
Get merried ( get merit ) : Menikah
Graduate ( graduet ) : Lulus
Keep ( kip ) : Menyimpan
Allow ( ellow ) : Mengizinkan
Knock ( nok ) : Mengetuk
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Fruit ( frut ) : Buah - buahan
Orange ( oren ) : Jeruk
Pine apple ( pain eple ) : Nanas
Rose apple ( ros epel ) : Jambu
Guava ( juava ) : Jambu biji
Jack fruit ( jek frut ) : Nangka
Banana ( banana ) : Pisang
Date ( det ) : Kurma
Grape ( grep ) : Anggur
Breadfruit ( bridfrut ) : Sukun
Cherry ( ceri ) : Ceri
Zallaca ( zallak ) : Salak
Coconut ( kokonat ) : Kelapa

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Spend ( spen ) : Menghabiskan

Stop ( stop ) : Berhenti
Fall down ( fol don ) : Jatuh
Struggle ( stragel ) : Berjuang
Join ( join ) : Bergabung
Avoid ( evoid ) : Menghindari
Want ( won ) : Ingin
Like ( laik ) : Suka
Shake hand ( shek hen ) : Bersalaman
Blink ( bling ) : Berkedip
Shave ( shev ) : Bercukur
Leave ( liv ) : Meningalkan
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Clothes ( kloths ) : Pakaian
Shirt ( sert ) : Kemeja
Long sleeve ( long sliv ) : Lengan panjang
Skirt ( skirt ) : Rok
Trousers ( trose: ) : Celana
Slacks ( slack ) : Celana panjang PR
Zipper ( ziper ) : Resleting
Socks ( sock ) : Kaos kaki
Under wear ( ande: we: ) : Pakain dalam
Belt ( belt ) : Sabuk
Handkerchief ( henkerchief ) : Sapu tangan
Pocket ( paket ) : Saku
Pajamas ( peyamas ) : Piyama
Neck tie ( nek tai ) : Dasi

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Enter ( enter ) : Masuk

Order ( order ) : Memesan
Refuse ( rifyus) : Menolak
Offer ( offer ) : Menawar
Disturb ( distrab ) : Menggannggu
Depend on ( dipen on ) : Tergantung Pd
Start ( star ) : Mulai
Hate ( het ) : Benci
Memorize ( memoraiz ) : Menghafal
Guide ( gaid ) : Menuntun
Mention ( mension ) : Menyebutkan
Feel ( fil ) : Merasa
Handle ( hendel ) : Menangani
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Key ( kiy ) : Kunci
Pillar ( pillar ) : Tiang
Well ( wel ) : Sumur
Wall ( wol ) : Dinding
Yard ( yard ) : Halaman
Garage ( garaej ) : Garasi
Shed ( syed ) : Gudang
Ground floor ( groun flur ) : Lantai dasar
Soil ( soil ) : Tanah
Sand ( sen ) : Tanah
Jewel ( jewel ) : Intan
Diamond ( daimen ) : Permata
Knife ( naïf ) : Pisau

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Soak ( seuk ) : Merendam

Rinse ( rins ) : Membilas
Visit ( visit ) : Mengunjungi
Invite ( invait ) : Mengundang
Swim ( swim ) : Berenang
Pay ( pei ) : Membayar
Throwaway ( threwawai ) : Membuang
Urinate ( yurinet ) : Kencing
Defecate ( di:fekit ) : BAB
Drop in ( drop in ) : Mampir
Quarrel ( kwarel ) : Bertengkar
Look for ( luk fo ) : Mencari
NOUN
( Kata Benda )
Furniture ( furnite:) : Mebel

Chair ( cher ) : Kursi
Table ( teibel ) : Meja
Desk ( desk ) : Bangku
Table cloth ( teibel klot ) : Taplak meja
Ashtray ( estrei ) : Asbak
Vase ( fas ) : Vas
Cupboard ( kapbor ) : Lemari
Dining table ( daining teibel ) : Meja makan
Dressing table ( dresing teibel) : Meja rias
Desk lamp ( des lem ) : Lampu meja
Broom ( bru:m ) : Sapu

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Inject ( injek ) : Menyuntik
Observe ( observ ) : Mengamati
Attend ( atten ) : Menghadiri
Intend ( inten ) : Berniat
Suspect ( saspek ) : Mencurigai
Explode ( eksplod ) : Meledak
Sign ( sain ) : Menandatangani
Arrange ( e’rain) : Menata
Develop ( divelop ) : Mengembangkan
Enlarge ( enla:g ) : Memperluas
Appear ( epie ) : Tampak
Entertain ( entertain ) : Menghibur
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Innocent ( inesen ) : Lagu
Tender ( tender ) : Lemah lembut
Gentle ( jentel ) : Jantan
Funny ( fani ) : Lucu
Able ( ebel ) : Cakap
Skillful ( skilful ) : Trampil
Kind ( kain ) : Baik hati
Wise ( wais ) : Bijaksana
Discipline ( disiplin ) : Disiplin
Creative ( kreatif ) : Kreatif
Courtly ( co:tli ) : Sopan
Bad ( bed ) : Jelek
Foolish ( fu:lish ) : Tolol
Lazy ( lezi ) : Malas

VERB
( Kata Kerja )
Measure ( miser ) : Mengukur
Manage ( m’en’ej ) : Mengatur
Educate ( eduket ) : Mendidik
Escape ( esk’eip ) : Melarikan diri
Worship ( worship ) : Menyembah
Wish ( wish ) : Mengharap
Go up ( go ap ) : Naik (tangga)
Go down ( go doun ) : Turun
Carry out ( kari aut ) : Mengadakan
Spill ( spil ) : Tertumpah
Paint ( p’eint ) : Mengecet
Spray ( sprei ) : Menyemprot
ADJECTIVE
( Kata Sifat )
Mean ( min ) : Licik
Hopeless ( hoples ) : Putus asa
Selfish ( s’elfis ) : Egois
Talk active ( tok etif ) : Cerewet
Forgetful ( forgetful ) : Pelupa
Familiar ( familier ) : Dikenal
Pleasant ( plisen ) : Menyenangkan
Colourful ( kalerful ) : Warna - warni
Blur ( blur ) : Kabur
Blunt ( blan ) : Tumpul
Sharp ( sarp ) : Tajam
Bitter ( biter ) : Pahit
Sour ( sower ) : Asam
Fasting ( fasting ) : Puasa

DAILY EXPRESION
1 st Expresion
Shut up
Keep silent = Diamlah / Jangan ramai
Don’t be noise
Don’t try to be cool = Jangan sok keren
Busy body you are = Sok tau lho…..
Don’t talk at random = Jangan bicara sembarangan
Don’t beat around the bus = Jangan bertele – tele
Let by gones be by gones = Yang lalu biarlah berlalu
Wow, What a hair do = Waw, Rambutnya keren
Wow, Realy cool = Waw, Keren banget
Show off you are = Sok tau lho……..
2 nd Expresion
You are really something = Kamu ada – ada saja dech
I change my mind = Nggak jadi dech
What’s wrong? = Ada apa ?
That’s always something = Ada aja dech
Bull shit = Kurang ajar lho
You make me mad = Kamu nyebelin dech
It’s natural = Wajar aja
You are too much = Kamu keterlaluan
Don’t be wilder = Jangan bingung

3 th Expresion
Please, prepare = Siap - siap
Get up = Bangun
I can’t bear it = Saya tidak tahan
What’s up? = Ada apa?
It’s none of your business = Ini bukan urusanmu
I don’t care = Aku tidak peduli
Don’t worry = Jangan khawatir
I don’t want to know = Saya tidak mau tau
I have to go now = Saya harus pergi sekarang
I must go now = Saya harus pergi sekarang
Don’t be ladida = Jangan belagak
Don’t be so cocky = Jangan sombong
4 th Expresion
Just kidding = Cuma bercanda
Stop kidding = Jangan bercanda
Don’t kid me = Jangan menghinaku
Don’t say so = Jangan berkata begitu
It means nothing to me = Itu tak ada artinya bagiku
Trust me = Percayalah padaku
I don’t believe = Aku tidak percaya
Swear = Sumpah
Don’t tell lie = Jangan bohong
Oh, My god = Ya….. Allah
God heaven = Masya Allah
God willing = Insya Allah

5 th Expresion
Don’t count on me = Jangan mengandalkan saya
You are such a little chile = Kamu kayak / seperti anak kecil
Don’t get me wrong = Jangan salah sangka
I must be off now = Aku harus pergi sekarang
Will you come alone with me = Maukah ikut aku
So what = Emangnya kenapa
Love is blind = Cinta itu buta
You are all in all to me = Kamu segala – galanya bagiku
Dear me = Astaga
Not exacty = Sebenarnya tidak juga
Not really = Sebenarnya tidak juga
6 th Expresion
We are in the same boat = Kita senasib
Don’t make excuse = Jangan mencari alasan
The time is money = Waktu adalah uang
My heart was in my mouth = Hati saya berdebar – debar
Just killing time = Hanya buang – buang waktu
Good luck with your study = Selamat belajar
God bless you = Semoga tuhan memberkatimu
Nonsense = Gombal / Omong kosong
Creep = Cari muka
Out off sight near by heart = Jauh di mata dekat di hati
I feel my heart beating wildly = Saya merasa hati saya deg -
degan

7 th Expresion
I am crazy about you = Saya tergila – gila padamu
Don’t fuck with me = Jangan macam – macam
denganku
You chicken = Pengecut lho
A–C–D–C = Banci
I want to wash my hand = Saya ingin kebelakang
Let’s hang around = Mari kita nongkrong /
Begadang
Don’t break down = Jangan ngambek
I am off = Saya pergi duluan
Fuck you = Keparat kau
A fifty – fifty basis = Bagi rata dong
Greend hand = Belum pengalaman
8 th Expresion
Life sentence = Hukuman seumur hidup
Middle course = Jalan tengah
After a little = Tidak lama kemudian
Any way = Bagaimanapun juga
As follows = Sebagai berikut
Bit by bit = Lambat laun
It’s born to you = Itu sudah takdirmu
Broken down = Letih lesu
Brothers in arms = Saudara seperjuangan
By nature = Pembawaan alamiyah
By the way = Ngomong – ngomong

9 th Expresion
Day and night = Siang dan malam
Day by day = Hari demi hari
Far and near = Dimana – mana
Forever and efer = Untuk selama – lamanya
From A to Z = Dari awal sampai akhir
From top to toe = Dari atas sampai bawah
Heart and hand = Sepenuh hati
Here and now = Saat ini juga
I ‘m in good helth = Saya sehat wal_afiat
He makes eyes with me = Dia main mata pada saya
More or less = Lebih kurang
10 th Expresion
None of that = Jangan begitu
None of your lip = Jangan kurang ajar
Some other time = Lain kali
Sooner other leter = Lambat laun
Step by step = Sedikit demi sedikit
Who is who = Apa dan siapa
Open ! hearted = Terus terang
All oppearances = Rupa – rupanya
All in all = Pada umumnya
Beat it = Pergilah / Enyahlah
By might and main = Dengan sekuat tenaga

11 th Expresion
What a pity you are = Kasihan deh lho…….
Don’t be shy = Jangan malu – malu
You are right..! = Kamu benar
Don’t blame me…! = Jangan salahkan saya
What is going on..? = Apa yang terjadi
What’s happen..? = Apa yang terjadi
Never mind..! = Tak apa – apa
Pardon..! = Maaf ( tidak mendengar )
I beg your pardon..! = Maaf ( tidak mendengar )
I ‘m glad to hear that..! = Saya senang mendengarnya
Can you help me..! = Bisakah kamu membantuku
12 th Expresion
Congratulation..! = Selamat..!
Couldly, please..! = Yang keras dong...!
Please, don’t say a word = Jangan bilang apa – apa
Don’t fuck around with me = Jangan macam – macam
denganku
You are really something = Kamu ada – ada saja
I ‘m sorry..! = Saya minta maaf
Love me by the way I am = Cintailah aku apa adanya
Everything has been over = Semuanya sudah berlalu
Everything is gonna be all right = Semuanya baik – baik saja

13 th Expresion
Where have you been? = Dari mana saja kamu?
I have from…….
Where are you coming from? = Datang dari mana kamu?
I ‘m coming from…..
Whare are you going? = Mau kemana?
I ‘m going to………..
What are you doing? = Lagi ngapain kamu?
I ‘m ………..
What time is it? ( british style ) = Jam berapa sekarang?
What is the time? ( amirican style ) = Jam berapa sekarang?
Please, tell me the time? = Jam berapa sekarang?
What day is it = Hari apa sekarang?
Harry up = Cepat
Open the door = Buka pintu dong!
Close the door = Tutup pintu dong!
14 th Expresion
Turn on the lamp..! = Hidupkan lampunya
Turn of the lamp..! = Matikan lampunya
Don’t disturb me..! = Jangan ganggu saya
Tell me frankly..! = Katakan terus terang
Raise hand, please….! = Angakat tangan
I don’t care..! = Saya tidak peduli
Once more..! = Sekali lagi
Take it easy..! = Tenang saja
Wait a minute..! = Tunggu sebentar
Wait a moment..! = Tunggu sebentar
Would you like to…… = Maukah / sudikah kamu
Thank you very much = Terima kasih banyak

EXPRESION
EXPRESION I
1. Good morning ( good morrow ) = Selamat Pagi

2. Good afternoon ( god day ) = Selamat Siang / Sore
3. Good evening = Selamat Malam
4. Hello = Halo !
5. Hi Jim = Hai Jim !
Note : ( Penjelasan )
1. Good Morning, Diucapkan mulai jam 24:01 sampai 12 siang,
dan bisa disingkat menjadi Morning.
2. Good Morrow, Juga mempunyai arti selamat pagi, tetapi untuk
bahasa inggris kuno.
3. Good Afternoon, Diucapkan mulai jam 12:01 sampai jam 18:00.
4. Good Day, Juga mempunyai arti selamat siang / sore
namun digunakan untuk bahasa inggris kuno.
5. Good Evening, Diucapkan mulai jam 18:01 sampai 24:00
6. Hello, Diucapkan kepada teman yang telah kita kenal
dengan baik dan kata tersebut lebih cenderung
BRITISH ENGLISH.
7. Hi, Diucapkan kepada teman yang telah kita kenal
dengan baik dan kata tersebut lebih cenderung
AMIRICAN SYSTEM. Juga bisa
diucapkankepada seseorang yang telah
bertemu sebelumnya tetapi belum kita kenal
namanya.

EXPRESSION II
1. Sir = Tuan
2. Mr = Tuan
3. Madam ( Ma’am ) = Nona
4. Ms. ( Miz ) = Nyonya
5. Mrs ( Miziz ) = Nyonya
6. Messers ( Mes rz ) = Tuan-tuan / Bapak-bapak
7. Daddy / Dad = Ayah ( papa )
8. Mommy = Ibu ( mama )
1. Sir, Digunakan untuk orang laki-laki yang sudah menikah atau
belum dan tidak boleh diikuti oleh namanya. Kata Sir yang ditulis
dengan huruf besar adalah menupakan panggilan
kebangsawanan dari ratu Inggris misalnya : Sir John.
2. Mr, Digunakan untuk orang laki-laki yang sudah menikah atau
belum dan di ikuti oleh namanya sendiri ( Mr. Robert )
3. Madam, (ma’am ) Digunakan untuk wanita yang sudah menikah
atau belum dan tidak boleh diikuti oleh namanya.
4. Ms ( Miz ) Digunakan untuk wanita yang sudah atau belum dan
diikuti oleh namanya sendiri ( Ms. Elisabeth )
5. Mrs ( Miziz ) Digunakan untuk wanita yang sudah menikah dan
diikuti oleh nama suaminya ( Mrs. Achmad )
6. Messers, Banyak dipakai dalam surat.

EXPRESSION III
1. Good Bye = Selamat Tinggal

2. Bye – bye = Selamat Tinggal
3. Solong = Selamat Tinggal
4. Cheerio = Selamat Tinggal
5. Good Luck = Selamat (Semoga Berhasil )
6. Good Night = Selamat Tidur
Ucapan – ucapan di atas dapat juga diikuti :

 See you tomorrow = Sampai jumpa besok
 See you tonight = Sampai jumpa nanti malam
 See you after tomorrow = Sampai jumpa besok lusa
 See you later ( sleite ) = Sampai jumpa nanti
 Tiil we meet again = Sampai kita jumpa lagi
 See you at school = Sampai jumpa di sekolah
7. Sorry, I must be going now = Maaf saya harus berangkat
sekarang
8. Have a good time = Selamat bersenang - senang
9. Have a good day = Selamat bekerja
10. Good landing = Selamat datang ( Mendarat )

1. Bye – bye, Biasanya hanya diucapkan oleh anak – anak atau
wanita yang manja
2. Solong, Diucapkan pada teman yang akrab atau orang yang
sudah kita kenal dengan baik. Hanya saja diungkapkan oleh
orang – orang Amirka ( AMERICAN SYSTEM )
3. Cheerio, Sama dengan Solong, dan diungkapkan oleh orang –
orang inggris (BRITISH ENGLISH).
4. Good Luck, Diucapkan kepada seseorang yang akan pergi
bertanding atau menempuh ujian.
5. Have a good time, Diucapkan kepada seseorang yang akan pergi
menonton atau bepergian ke pesta.
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EXPRESSION IV
1. Thanks = Terima kasih

Thank you
Thank a lot
 You ‘re welcome = Terima kasih kembali
2. Thank you very much = Terima kasih banyak
 That’s all right = Terima kasih kembali ( tidak
mengapa )
3. Thank you for your help = Terima kasih atas bantuanmu
 Not at all = Terima kasih kembali (tidak
samasekali)
4. Thank you for your kindness = Terima kasih atas kebaikanmu
 It’s a pleasure = Terima kasih kembali ( senang
sekali )
5. Thank you for your calling = Terima kasih atas telponmu
 The pleasure in mine = Terima kasih kembali
(kesengan itu untukmu )
6. Thank you for coming = Terima kasih ata
kedatanganmu
 You ‘re quite welcome = Terima kasih kembali
7. Thank you for every thing = Terima kasih atas segala
sesuatumu
 That’s all right = Terima kasih kembali ( tidak
mengapa )
8. Thank you for all your trouble = Terima kasih atas segala jerih
payahmu
 Don’t mention it = Terima kasih kembali ( jangan
sebutkan itu )
9. Thank you any way = Terima kasih atas usahamu
 Thank you just the same = Terima kasih kembali ( sama –
sama )

1. Thank you dan thanks perbedaannya adalah thank you untuk
formal, thanks tidak formal.
2. Thank you for everything diucapkan apabila kita bertamu kerumah
seseorang dan disediakan makanan dan minuman serta
pelayanan yang ramah. Biasanya diucapkan ketika hendak
pulang.
3. Welcome, You ‘re welcome, That’s all right, Don’t mention it.
Perbedaannya adalah :
 Welcome / You ‘re welcome dipakai pada AMERICAN
SYSTEM
 That’s all right, Don’t mention it. Dipakai pada BRITISH
ENGLISH
4. Thank you any way diucapkan kepada seseorang yang tidak
dapat memnuhi bantuan yang diharapkan sekalipun orang
tersebut telah berusaha. Jawabannya adalah thank you just the
same / Never mind.
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EXPRESSION V
1. Pardon me = Maaf ( mohon di ulang )

2. I beg your pardon = Saya minta maaf ( mohon di
ulang )
3. Excuse me = Permisi, Numpang Tanya
 Sure = Tentu saja
4. Sorry, I ‘m Late = Maaf saya terlambat
 Never mind = Tidak apa – apa
5. I ‘m very sorry = Saya sangat menyesal ( minta
maaf )
 That’s all right = Tidak mengapa
6. I ‘m sorry to trouble you = Maaf menyusahkan anda
 It doesn’t matter = Tidak mengapa
7. Sorry to have kept you waiting = Maaf telah membuat anda
menunggu
 That’s okay = Tidak mengapa
8. Forgive me, Please ! = Ampunilah saya
 Forget it = Lupakanlah
9. Excuse the mess = Maaf keadaannya berantakan
10. I apologize to you = Saya minta maat kepada anda
 That’s doesn’t matter = Tidak mengapa

1. Pardon me / I beg your pardon, diucapkan apabila kita tidak jelas
atau tidak mengerti apa yang dikatakan oleh seseorang, juga
dapat menggunakan kata What? ( what did you say ? ) kepada
teman akrab.
2. Excuse me, digunakan untuk menanya, Mohon diri, serta permisi
bila lewat didepan orang.
3. Never mind, it doesn’t matter. Mempunyai arti yang sama,
Perbedaannya :
Never mind : AMERICAN SYSTEM It doesn’t matter : BRITISH
ENGLISH
4. Excusme the mess. Diucapkan apabila ada seseroang
berkunjung dalam keadaan berantakan.
5. Forgive me, Please !. Diucapkan bila kita membuat kesehatan
yang besar. Misalnya membuat teman marah dsb.
6. I apologize to you, Diucapkan apabila kita membuat kesalahan
yang merugikan misalnya : Menabrak seseorang yang sedang
membawa gelas hingga pecah, dsb.
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EXPRESSION VI
1. What happens ? = Apa yang terjadi ?

What’s wrong ? = Ada apa ?
What is going on ? = Ada apa ?
What’s up ? = Ada apa ?
What’s the matter = Ada apa ?
 No thing = Tidak ada apa – apa
2. Don’t be longing = Jangan lama – lama
3. Is there something wrong ? = Apa ada yang tidak beres ?
4. Are there some more ? = Masih ada lagi ?
5. You are really something = Kamu ada – ada saja ?
6. Don’t drivel ! = Jangan banyak omong !
7. Keep silent ! = Jangan ramai !
8. Move a bit = Geser sedikit !
9. Have more, Please ! = Silahkan tambah lagi !
10. Go ahead ! = Duluan !
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EXPRESSION VII
1. What the hell is going on here ? = Apa – apaan ini ?

2. It’s none of your business ! = Ini bukan urusanmu ?
3. Please don’t ! = Jangan !
4. Oh, I see ! = Oh begitu !
5. It’s doesn’t matter !
Never mind = Tidak apa - apa
6. Any body home ? = Ada orangkah dirumah ?
7. Don’t bother me
Don’t disturb me !
Don’t trouble me ! = Jangan menggangguku !
8. Keep your spirit ! = Jangan putus asa !
9. I have learnt the lesson ! = Saya sudah kapok
10. Don’t look me down ! = Jangan menghinaku !
EXPRESSION VIII
1. He often does this = Lagi – lagi dia

2. I don’t care = Saya tidak peduli
3. Please don’t say that ! = Jangan berkata begitu !
4. I am shy = Saya malu
5. I am scare = Saya takut ( kerena ngeri )
6. I give up = Saya menyerah
7. Go forward ! / come forward ! = Majulah !
8. Not amusing = Enggak lucu tuh !
9. No kidding = Jangan bercanda / bergurau
10. What a shamed = Memalukan !
Shame on you = Memalukan kamu !

EXPRESSION IX
1. No way = Enggak usah ya !

2. So what = Terus bagaimana / Lantas apa
maumu
3. Have you got a problem ? = Mau bikin masalah ?
4. What do you mean ? = Apa maksudmu ?
5. Are you kidding ?
Are you jocking ? = Apakah kamu bercanda ?
 Why not = Mengapa tidak
6. Is that so ? = Apakah begitu
7. It means no thing to me = Itu tidak ada artinya bagiku
8. Bull shit = Omong kosong / tahi kucing
9. Shut up ! = Diam !
10. Fuck you ! / damn you ! = Brengsek ! / Matamu ! / Keparat
kau !
“ So what “ kadang – kadang merupakan ungkapan menentang,
Misalnya :
I don’t like you missing around with him
( Aku tidak suka kamu bergaul dengannya )
So what ? ( Lantas apa ? )
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EXPRESSION X
1. Are you crazy? = Apakah kamu gila ?

2. How long will it take = Berapa lama waktu yang
dibutuhkan
3. It won’t be long = Ini tak akan lama
4. Don’t make excuse = Jangan mencari alasan
5. Stop complaining = Berhentilah mengeluh
6. That is not a good excuse = Ibu bukan alasan yang bagus
7. Please go first, After you = Pergilah duluan, Aku
menyusul
8. Thanks for letting me go first = Terima kasih saya boleh pergi
duluan
9. Thank you, But I still have some = Terima kasih, Masih ada /
belum habis kok
10. Drink a little bit more = Minumlah sedikit lagi
EXPRESSION XI
1. I am mad at you ! = Saya marah padamu !

2. You pissed me of ! = Kamu membuatku naik darah
3. I freaked out = Aku jadi geram
4. What a relief ! = Sungguh melegakan !
5. I am tired of it = Aku bosan pada hal itu
6. Don’t count on me = Jangan mengandalkan saya !
7. Don’t go yet = Jangan pergi dulu
8. Are you okay ? = Apakah kamu baik – baik saja ?
 I am okay, Believe me ! = Saya tidak apa – apa,
Percayalah !
9. You are such a little child = Kamu seperti anak kecil

EXPRESSION XII
1. You big mouth ! = Kau besar mulut !

2. You pig ! = Babi kau !
3. Don’t act like a kid ! = Jangan bertingkah seperti anak
kecil !
4. Liar ! = Pembohong !
5. Leave me alone ! = Pergi ! Jangan ganggu aku
( Tinggalkanlah aku sendirian )
6. Stop your babbling ! = Hentikan ocehanmu !
7. Don’t say stupid things ! = Jangan bicarakan hal – hal yang
bodoh !
8. That is a lie ! = Itu dusta !
 Don’t lie = Jangan dusta !
 Make a bet ! = Taruhan !
9. Hurry up ! = Cepat !
10. Stop thief ! = Maling !
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EXPRESSION XIII
1. You bastard ! = Kau bangsat !

 You hooker ! = Kau pelacur
 You tramp ! = Kau pelacur
 You jerk = Kau goblok
 Home boy = Cowok kampong !
2. It depends = Tergantung
3. You are an ugly old cow = Kau sapi tua jelek !
4. You are narrow minded ! = Pikiranmu sempit
5. Don’t be so cocky ! = Jangan sombong
6. You are stungy ! = Pelit lo ! ( Kau pelit )
7. Don’t fuck with me ! = Jangan macam – macam /
main – main denganku !
8. Don’t try to be cool = Jangan sok keren !
9. I am going to kick your ass !
I will kill you ! = Ku hajar / ku bunuh kau
10. I will chop you up ! = Kucincang kau !
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EXPRESSION XIV
1. We are making a line, Don’t push ! = Antri dong, Jangan dorong !
2. Not really = Nggak juga sih
3. Let’s party ? = Mari berpesta
4. What’s next ? = Apa selanjutnya ?
5. This is boring = Ini membosankan
6. Can my friend come ? = Bisakan teman saya ikut ?
7. I will take you home
 I will drive you home
 I will walk you home = Saya antar kamu pulang
8. I will always think of you = Aku selalu mengenangmu
9. I wanna know more about you = Saya mau tahu lebih
banyak tentang kamu
10. It’s risky ! = Resikonya besar !
 I will drive you home : Apabila dengan mobil
 I will walk you home : Apabila Cuma jalan kaki
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EXPRESSION XV
1. You are attractive = Kau sangat menarik
2. You are sexy ! = Kau seksi
3. Please come and see me some time = Datanglah ke rumah
sekali – kali
4. Come where ever you like = Datanglah kembali lain hari
!
5. I will remember it forever = Akan saya ingat sampai
mati
6. Not as easy as ……….. = Tidak semudah ………..
7. Many thanks for your hospitality = Terima kasih atas
sambutannya yang ramah
dari anda
8. I am very much obliged to you = Saya berhutang budi
kepadamu
9. I don’t know how to thank you = Saya tidak tahu bagaimana
mengucapkan terima kasih
kepadamu
10. I Shan’t forget it, You may be sure = Saya tak akan
melupakannya, Percayalah !

EXPRESSION XVI
1. Thank you for all your trouble = Terima kasih atas

segala jerih payah
anda
2. I am sorry to have trouble you = Saya menyesal telah
mengganggu anda
3. I ‘m sorry you didn’t come to see me = Saya kecewa anda
tidak datang
mengunjungi saya
4. I am sorry to have kept you waiting = Maafkan saya telah
membuatmu
menunggu
5. May I be excused for not coming earlier = Izinkan aku untuk
tidak ikut rapat
6. Please excuse me for not coming earlier = Maafkan saya karena
tidak datang lebih
awal.
7. I am very sorry you are ill = Saya sangat sedih
anda sakit
8. I regret the misunderstanding = Saya menyesal atas
kesalah pahaman
saya
9. I didn’t do it on purpose = Saya tak sengaja
melakukannya
10. I don’t mean to hurt you = Saya tak bermaksud
melukai hati anda

EXPRESSION XVII
1. I am disappointed = Saya kecewa

2. Please, Ring first ! = Harap be dulu !
3. It will never happen ! = Tidak jadi !
4. Road repairs ! = Perbaikan jalan
5. Tell me the truth ! = Katakan kepadaku yang
sebenarnya
6. Don’t get me wrong ! = Janganlah salah sangka !
7. That’s very nice of you
It’s very kind of you = Anda baik hati benar !
8. Don’t think me rude ! = Jangan menganggap saya
kasar ( tidak sopan )
9. May I express my regrets ? = Bolehkah saya menyatakan
penyesalan saya
10. I didn’t want to hurt your feelings = Saya tidak bermaksud
melukai hati anda

EXPRESSION XVIII
1. I must apologize for what I said = Saya mohon maaf atas

perkataan saya
2. Here you are ! = Ungkapan menyerahkan
barang
3. I risk losing of her money = Saya menanggung
kehilangan semua uangnya.
4. No thing can prevent her loving me = Tak ada sesuatu yang
dapat mencegahnya
mencintai saya.
5. The book is wort reading for every body = Buku itu berguna
dibaca bagi setiap
orang
6. I keep hoping his coming = Saya tetap mengharap
kedatangannya
7. When questioned,
he denied cheating on the exam = Ketika di tanya, Dia menolak
nyontek dalam ujian
8. I pretend not to understand = Saya pura – pura tidak
mengerti
9. I regret telling it to you
I regret to tell it to you = Saya menyesal
mengatakannya padamu
10. The paddy field needs watering = Sawah itu butuh siraman

EXPRESSION XIX
1. Better late than never = Biar terlambat asal

selamat !
Slow but sure = Santai tapi pasti
2. Help your self ! = Ambilah sendiri !
3. That explains = Makanya
4. Out of date = Ketinggalan zaman
5. Out of use = Tidak dipakai
6. Open secret = Bukan rahasia lagi
7. No thing else but = Tak lain dan tak bukan
8. No thing like = Tak ada lagi seperti
9. None other than = Tak lain adalah
10. Up to date = Yang modern
EXPRESSION XX
1. Please, Remember me to your family = Salamku buat

keluargamu
2. Give, My best regards to your teacher = Sampaikan salam
saya buat gurumu
3. Give, My love to Mr. Achmad = Sampaikan salam
saya buat tuan
Achmad
4. Please, Send my greeting to Ms. Elisabeth = Sampaikan salam
saya buat nyonya
Elisabeth
5. Please, Convery my regards to david = Sampaikan salamku
buat David.
 Thanks, I will = Terima kasih, akan
saya sampaikan


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1 st A Private Conversation

Last week I went to the theatre. I had a very good seat.

It was Sunday. I never get up early on Sundays. I

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Postcards always spoil my holidays. Last summer, I went

I have just received a letter from my brother, Tim. He is in

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Mr. James Scott has a garage in Silbury and now he has

I have just moved to a house in Bridge Street. Yesterday

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The plane was late and detectives were waiting at the

8 th The best and the worst

Joe Sanders has the most beautiful garden in our town.

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On Wednesday evening, we went to the Town Hall. It was

10 th Not For Jazz

We have an old musical instrument. It is called a

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I was having dinner at a restaurant when Harry Steele

12 th Goodbye and Good Luck

Our neighbour, Captain Charles Alison, will sail from

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The Greenwood Boys are a group of popular singers. At

14 th Do You Speak English?

I had an amusing experience last year. After I had left a

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The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see

If you park your car in the wrong place, a traffic policeman

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My aunt Jennifer is an actress. She must be at least thirty

18 th He Often Does This!

After I had lunch at a village inn, I looked for my bag, I

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The play may begin at any moment, I said.

20 th One Man in a Boat

Fishing is my favorite sport. I often fish for hours without

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Aeroplanes are slowly driving me mad. I live near an

My daughter, Jane, never dreamed of receiving a letter

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I had a letter from my sister yesterday. She lives in

I entered the hotel manager’s office and sat down. I had

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Call ( ko:l ) : Memanggil

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Bring ( bring ) : Membawa

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Look at ( luk et ) : Melihat

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Take a rest ( teik e res ) : Istirahat

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Provide ( provaid ) : Menyediakan

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Spend ( spen ) : Menghabiskan

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