I.

SELF- INTRODUCTION
MATERI PEMBELAJARAN
a. Mentioning your name
 Hi! I’m Rudy Hartono. You can call me Rudy.
 Hello, my name is Dita Kusnasih. My friends call me Tia.
 My name is Tony Curtis. What is your name?
 My name is Rini Ismail. Just call me Rini.
Formal Expressions:

 May I introduce myself? My name is Rudi Hartono. You can call me

Rudy.
 Allow me to introduce myself. I am Dita Kusnasih. At home, they call
me Tia.
 Let me introduce myself. My name is Robert Andrews.
b. Mentioning your occupation
 I am a student of SMA Negeri 3 Kupang
 I am an architect.
 I work for United Bank.
c. Talking about your place of origin
 I am from Sabu.
 I come from East Java.
 I was born in Jakarta, but I grew up in Kupang.
d. Talking about your address
 I live in Oepura.
 I live at 25 Rambutan Street, Kupang.
 My address is 25 Rambutan Street, Kupang.
e. Talking about your family
 I live with my parents in Kupang.
 I don’t have any brothers, but I have three sisters and I’m the youngest.
 I don’t have any brothers or sisters.
 I am the first son in my family.
f. Talking about your hobby
 I like cooking very much.
 Travelling is my hobby.
 I go swimming twice a week.
 In the evening, I often play my guitar.
g. Referring to your phone number
 You can contact me at . . . .
 My phone number is . . . .

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Materi 1
There are some expressions that used to ask about self-introduction. Especially,
when we meet people, friends or someone we can ask them by saying:

 What is your name?

 What is your surname/ last name?
 Do you have a nickname?
 What do you do?
 Where do you work?
 Do you like your job?
 Why do you like your job?

 How many brothers and sisters do you have?

 How old are you? When were you born?
 Where are you from?
 Where did you graduate from?
 What is your address?
 What is your phone number?
 What is your e-mail address?

Materi 2.
Menyebutkan pertanyaan yang mungkin di peroleh untuk menyebutkan informasi
yang di sebutkan oleh guru
1. Hi. My name is David.
2. You can call me Anne.
3. My phone number is …
4. Are you a doctor?
5. You’re really amazing
6. How do you do?
7. Hello. I’m Alice
8. I don’t think we’ve met
9. Good morning
10. No, I’m an Engineer

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CULTURAL AWARENESS ON PAGE 8. PATHWAY TO ENGLISH
When you introduce yourself to others, what do you usually tell them about
yourself? The first thing will commonly do is telling your name, your complete
name; the first name and the last name/surname/family name. Then you will tell
people your nickname, the way you want someone to call you.
E.g. Hello, my name is Ronald Jefferson/ Everybody calls me Ron.
In English, we use a full name or a family name. use a full name, first name
or short name (nickname) without a title.
“I’m Ronald Jefferson.” Not “I’m Jefferson”/ “I’m Ronald.” (or “I’m Ron”)
“Hello, Mrs. Jefferson.” (not “Hello, Mrs. Susan.” or “Hello Mrs. Sue”)
“Hello, Miss. Jefferson. Hello, Jefferson.”
In Indonesia, people tend to address a person by using the first name. this may
happen because most Indonesian do not have family names. Therefore, Indonesian
people rarely call a person by their first names.

English Indonesia
A: Hello, my name is David Hasselhoff. A : Hmm... nama saya Rudi
B: Oh, hello Mr. Hasselhoff. Nice to Wijanarko
meet you. B : Oh, halo, Pak Rudi. Apa kabar?
A: Nice to meet you too, Mrs. Miller. A: Kabar baik.
B: Just call me David, and what should I B: Kapan tiba di Jakarta?
call you, Mrs. Miller? A: Tadi pagi dengan pesawat
A: You can call me Sue. pertama.

If you want to address Indonesian people in English, then you should follow the
rules of English vocative.

English Indonesia
A: My name is Rudi Wijanarko. A: My name is Rudi Wijanarko.
B: Oh, hello, Mr.Rudi. How are you? B: Oh, hello, Mr.Rudi. How are you?
A: I’m fine, thanks. A: I’m fine, thanks.
B: What about you, Mr.Budi? B: what about you, Budi?
A: I’m fine too, thanks. A: I’m fine too, thanks.

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Materi 3.
Pronouns replace nouns. A different pronoun is required depending on two
elements: the noun being replaced and the function that the noun has in the sentence.
In English, pronoun only take the gender of the noun

Example of subject pronouns

 I am 16.
 You seem lost.
 Jim is angry, and he wants Sally to apologize.
 This table is old. It needs to be repainted.
 They don’t like pancakes.

Example of object pronouns.

 Give the book to me.
 Rachid received a letter from her last week.
 Don’t be angry with us.

Example of possessive pronoun.

 The bag is mine.
 Yours is not blue.
 That car is ours.
 Theirs is parked in the garage.

Example of the Possessive adjective.
 This is my book and that is your book.
 His car is red and our car is blue.
 Rudi has a beautiful bicycle. Its color is black.

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Look at the picture.
• What do you think they are doing?
• Where does it take place?
• Why do you think so?
Check your answer with your friends

Source:
http://www.spazioblendtower.it/spazioblend-
tower-sala-eventi/
Picture 1.5

The following is an example of a conversation between Edo and Slamet who meet
for the first time in a party like in picture 1.5. They introduce themselves to each
other to know their acquaintance better. Read the dialog silently first. Pay
attention to how to introduce self. Discuss the expressions used with your
classmate sitting next to you. Then act out pretending to be Edo
and Slamet who introduce themselves to each other.

LKPD (RPP 1)

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Task 1.
Matching pictures below!

1 2 3

4 5

Dentist Farmer Photographer

Doctor Pilot Architect
Teacher Student Receptionist

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Task 2.
Underline all pronouns that you can find.
Text 1: an email from Hannah
Hello, Alia! Let me introduce myself. My name is Hannah.
I know your name from my friend, Caroline. She told me that you sent her an
email telling her that you would like to have more pen pals from the US. I’d really
like to be your E-pal. You sound really cool!
I guess I’d better tell you something about myself first. I’m 16 years old and I
attend Thomas Edison High School here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
I have two brothers and two half sisters and I’m the middle child. My father died
a few years ago so my mother runs the house and the family business. My father
was a barista. I have lots of hobbies. I like music – mostly classical music and folk
music – but I don’t play an instrument. I like sports, especially tennis and
basketball. At school, I’m in the basketball team and I spend most of my extra-
curricular time playing basketball. I’m into animals very much. My sister and I
have three dogs. They need lots of attention as you can imagine. My favorite
subjects at school are art and geography. I think I’d like to become a park ranger
when I graduate, perhaps work for the National Parks Service.
I don’t like reading but I love drawing and painting. How about you? Please drop
me a line, Alia! Can’t wait to hear from you!
Hannah

Text 2: a letter from Saidah

Assalamu’alaikum Alia,
It was very interesting to read your letter about yourself and your hometown. I
would really like to be your pen friend.
I’m a sixteen-year-old school student from Johor Bahru in Malaysia. Actually, I
attend an Islamic boarding school just outside the city but my family lives in
Kuala Lumpur. My eldest sister is a medical doctor. My younger brother is an
elementary school student.
My favorite subjects are social sciences. I like history very much; it helps me to
know more about how different countries existed in the past. At school we are
supposed to use English at all times, so we have become quite fluent although
sometimes we slip back into Malay, which is our mother tongue.

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As for hobbies, I’m really into songs and music. My favorite boy band is One
Direction. My favorite Malay singer is, of course, Siti Nurhaliza. I also like
watching movies, especially comedies. The actor I like best is Tom Cruise.
I’m really into books. I like reading novels and short stories. I like some writers in
English, like JK Rowling, and Indonesian writers too, like Andrea Hirata and
Ahmad Fuadi. My dream, when I’m older, is to be a writer of science fiction
books.
I’d really love to come to Indonesia someday, especially to the magnificent Raja
Ampat in Papua. What about you, do you want to visit my country?
Wassalam.
Cheers,
Saidah

Task 3.
Fill in the blanks with the right words.
A. Subjective Pronouns:
1. ____ (Me/I) come to Yogyakarta every month.
2. ____ (His/He) spends the weekend playing guitar.
3. ____ (They/Them) told me that they sent an e-mail to each other every day.
4. ____ (We/ours) plan to visit Thailand next year.
5. ____ (We/It) can climb Bromo Mountain together in July.

B. Objective Pronouns:
1. I am going to introduce ____ (she/her) to one of my pen pals in Malaysia.
2. Lolita told ____ (we/me) that she wanted to send a birthday gift to her pen pal
in Papua.
3. My friends and I have regular meetings with the pen pal seeker group. You can
join ____ (it/its) anytime.
4. He told me that he had many e-pals but he is no longer keep in touch with ____
(theirs/them)
5. It is obvious that Marina desperately wants to visit Malang very soon. She
talked about ____ (them/it) frequently these days.

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C. Possessive Adjectives:
1. I am going to wash _______ hand. (my/me)
2. Do you like _____ pen pals? (you/your)
3. ______ hobby is reading the biography of famous people. (He /His).
4. She is sixteen and ______ school is in Minneapolis (her/she)
5. They run their family business themselves because _____ father died last year.
(they/their)

D. Possessive Pronouns:
1. He is very diligent and loves reading. He always brings the book in
____(he/his) bag.
2. ____ (Mine/My) little brother studies in a state vocational school in my region.
3. Alice told her pen pal that she admired JK. Rowling and collected ____(her/his)
novels.
4. My pen pals have the same interest as me, which is about writing. We
sometimes send ____ (their/our) piece of writings and I often give comments
on____ (it/theirs).
5. He told me about his family and I told ____(my/mine) too.

E. Mixed (Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives):

1. Sofia told ___(I/me) that you would like to have more pen pals from
Netherlands.
2. I have several pen pals from UK. I write to ____ (they/them) via email every
week.
3. Alia often tells Hannah about her rehearsal. ____ (She/Her) joins a choir club in
her school.
4. As for hobbies, we are really into sport and music. So, we can share ____
(my/our) experience about football players and songs.
5. My friends and I often spend a long holiday in our hometowns. ____(They/We)
keep in touch via e-mail and WhatsApp.
6. The cat licks ______ (its/it) fur many times, and it seems to enjoy doing _____
(its/it).
7. Hannah said, “This is my favorite book and I want to give it to _____
(yours/you). Now it’s ____(yours/you).”
8. Alia was sobbing when ______ (she/her) read this line in the novel _____
(she/her) got from Saidah: They know the land is not _____ (they/theirs)
anymore. The landlord told _______ (they/them) to leave the land. The two
brothers said to themselves,”We will work very hard to collect money. Someday

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______ (we/us) will return to buy his land, and (its/it) will become _______
(our/ours) forever.”
9. The teacher tells ________ (we/us) to make friends with students from English
speaking countries so that ______ (we/us) can improve our English.
10. Alia’s brother wanted to have pen pals too. Alia introduced ______
(he/him/his) to Hannah’s and Saidah’s brothers. Now, they have become good
friends. Sometimes Alia writes about _______ (theirs/them) in _______ (hers/her)
letter to Hannah and Saidah.

LKPD (RPP 1)
Task 1.
match the questions in column A with the responses in column B.

A B

Excuse me, what’s your first name again? No. It’s 641 456 7784.

How do you pronounce your last name? Well, everyone calls me Stu.

Hello, my name is Pratiwi Kusuma. Just call Oh, it’s Otsuka

me Tiwi.

What do people call you? It’s Wittner, with double t

Is your phone number 614 456 7784. Nice to meet you, Tiwik. I’m
Ika

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II. CONGRATULATING AND COMPLEMENTING
MATERI PEMBELAJARAN

Materi 1

The expressions of congratulations are :

Congratulating Responding
I’d be the first to congratulate you on … It’s very good of you to say so
I’d like to congratulate you on … How nice of you to say so
Please accept my warmest congratulations Thank you very much for saying so
May I congratulate you on …? I’m glad you to think so
I must congratulate you Oh, it’s nothing special, actually
It was great to hear about … Oh, I have a lot to learn yet
Congratulations! Oh, not really
Congratulations on …! Oh, nothing to it, actually
Well done! / Fantastic Oh, thanks

 Examples of Expression of Congratulations.

a) Dialogue 1

Riski: Is it true what the newspaper’s headline said?

Anton: What news?

Jodi: The news about you winning the national novel writing competition. Is it
really you?
Anton: Yeah. It is me.

Riski: Congratulations! We’re happy for you

Anton: Thanks a lot guys.

Jodi: It’s a terrific job, Anton.
Anton: Oh, no, I guess it’s just my luck.

b) Dialog 2

Santy: Happy birthday, Santy. Many happy returns of the day.

Essy: Thank you, Santy. You are the first who congratulates me.
Santy: Oh really? Here is a little present for you. I hope you like it. .
Essy: Thank you very much. You are really my best friend.

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Materi 2

A. The meaning of giving a compliment

A compliment is an expression to appreciate or praise other people. A
compliment is useful to give encouragement so that people will keep on doing
their best and even improve their performance
When to express compliment:
- On daily basis,
- When someone has done his/her best,
- When you visit someone’s house for the first time,
- If you notice something new about someone’s appearance.

B. Example of giving a compliment and its response

Expression of giving a Responses
compliment
- How handsome you are. Positive respond:
( Betapa tampannya kamu.) - Thank you.
- I love your hair today. (Terima kasih.)
(Saya suka rambutmu hari - Oh, thanks.
ini.) (Oh, terima kasih.)
- I like your T-shirt. - Thanks for noticing.
(Saya suka bajumu.) (Terima kasih telah memperhatikan.)
- How beautiful your girlfriend - Thank you, you too.
is (Terima kasih, kamu juga.)
(Betapa cantiknya pacarmu.) - I'm flattered.
- Excellent! (Saya tersanjung.)
(Luar biasa!) - I appreciate that.
- You're a great teacher. (Saya menghargainya.)
(Kamu memang guru yang - Oh, it's just an old thing.
hebat.) (Oh, itu biasa saja.)
- Good job.
(Kerja yang bagus.) Negative respond:
- What a great car. - Don’t try to flatter me
(sungguh mobil yang luar ( Jangan mencoba menyanjungku )
biasa.) - I don’t like flatterers
- Your house is beautiful. (Saya tidak suka penyanjung)
(Rumahmu sangat indah.) - You’re just kidding me
- I love your phone, very smart. (Kamu hanya mempermainkan saya)
(Saya suka hpmu, sangat - You’re just fooling around, aren’t you?
canggih.)

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- What a tasty cake. (Kamu hanya mengelabui saya,
(Sungguh kue yang enak.) benarkan?)
- I like your bag, very beautiful.
(Saya suka tas kamu, sangat
bagus.)

C. Example of giving compliment in the dialog

Alex : I hear that you win the competition.
That’s right? ( Saya dengar kamu menang kompetisi. Benarkah?)
Rio : Yes, do you hear about that? ( Ya, kamu mendengarnya?)
Alex : Yes, I know from Dinda. You are amazing Rio! (Ya, saya tau dari
Dinda. Kamu menakjubkan Rio!)
Rio : Thank you Alex, I just keep training everyday. (Trimakasih Alex, saya
hanya berlatih setiaphari)
Alex : I should learn from you about this (Saya harus belajar pada mu
mengenai ini)
Rio : Yes, just keep training Alex (Ya, hanya dengan tetap berlatih Alex)
 Compliments express approval, admiration or respect/
 Compliments can be a piece of paper printed with the name and address of a
company which is sent with a parcel in place of a letter.
 Compliments are used to sustain good relationship among teachers, students
and others.

Giving Compliments
Giving compliments is very common in all cultures. However, it differs in some ways from
culture to culture. In English, people tend to express compliments more than we do in our culture.
We tend to express them to ourselves rather than to the people we are interested in. If we see one
of our friends wearing a new dress, most of us tend to be quiet about it and say to ourselves that
she has a beautiful dress, rather than expressing our feelings to her. But in English, it seems that
we have to say something about her new dress.
E.g. you look pretty in your new dress.
I like the color of your new dress.
Your dress matches your complexion very nicely.
It also differs in how we respond to compliments. In Indonesian, in many cases, we seem
to refuse a compliment by saying, “Tidak! Baju ini sudah lama.” For that reason, when we speak
in English we tend to disagree and say, ”No! It’s an old dress. I bought it last year.” This doesn’t
sound correct in English. You should have said, “Thank you. I like it very much. I particularly
like its color and style.”
In English one tends to accept a compliment, particularly if it is a sincere one, by saying “Thank
you” plus one or two other statements supporting it.

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In responding to a compliment, Indonesian speakers tend to make errors in at least two ways.
First, we tend to be quiet. Secondly, we do not make any comments. Third, we tend to dispute it
with “NO”, plus a few statements disagreeing with him/her.

Here are some examples : The better ones :

A : What a beautiful garden you have ! A : What a beautiful garden you have!
B : No, it’s actually a mess. I haven’t got B : Thank you. I like gardening very much
enough time to look after it. and I spend a lot of time looking after it.
A : It’s really delicious. You are a real cook. A : It’s really delicious. You are a real cook.
B : No, it’s rather tasteless. I’m still learning B : Thank you. I spent the whole afternoon
how to cook. preparing all of these. I tried to do my best,
of course.
A : Your English is excellent. Where did you A : Your English is excellent. Where did you
learn it? learn it?
B : No, I still have a lot of difficulties with my B : Thank you. Once I went to Australia and
grammar and pronunciation. stayed there for 2 years.

Does it mean that English people never refuse a compliment? No, if the compliment is not
sincere, he will reject it as well. For example, he might say :
Don’t try to flatter me.
I don’t like flatters.
You’re just flattering me.
Flattery will get you nowhere.
So we need to be able to judge whether our friend is sincere or not in giving his
compliment. We can do it through our experience in getting used to him for overtime. We can
also judge whether what he says includes some solid facts. When he says that we have a beautiful
garden but in fact, our garden is really not that good, he is certainly very dubious about our garden
and he is not very sincere about his compliment.

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LKPD (RPP 2)

Pertemuan 1
Text 1
After a long struggle and hard work, Alif is finally appointed as the director of a
national company where he works. Many of his friends who work at the same
company congratulate him.
Samuel : Alif, congratulations. You deserved it, man.
Alif : Thank you very much. This is because you always help me.
Sinta : I am very happy for you, Alif. Now, that you are the director of the
company, I believe the company will develop even faster.
Alif : (replies with a happy tone) thank you. I cannot forget your collaboration
with me, and I will still need your help.
Other friends shake his hands and congratulate him too.
Deni : That’s wonderful, Alif.
Alif : Oh, thanks.
Santi : Good for you. Good luck.
Alif : Thank you very much.
Bejo : Well done.
Alif : Thank you for saying so.
Ivan : That was great. You must be very proud of your achievement.
Alif : Thanks. I’m glad you think so. But I still have to learn a lot.
His staffs also congratulate him.
Eny : Please accept my warmest congratulations, Sir.
Alif : It’s very kind of you to say so. Thank you.
Bintari : I must congratulate you on your success.
Alif : Thank you very much for saying so.
They all celebrate Alif’s success by having lunch together in a simple food stall next
to their office. Everybody is happy.

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Text 2
Cita has won the first winner of the storytelling competition in her school. Her best
friend congratulated her.
Ditto : Cita, congratulations for being the first winner of the school storytelling
competition! Excellent, you really did it well.
Cita : Thanks, Ditto.
Ditto : I heard that you will be the representative of our school in the storytelling
competition of our regency. Is it true?
Cita : Yes, you’re right.
Ditto : I hope you will win as well in the next competition.
Cita : I hope so. But I’m nervous.
Ditto : Don’t worry; you’re a very good storyteller. Good luck.
Cita : Thanks. I’ll do my best. Wish me luck. Congratulations! You deserved it,
Man. Thank you very much. Your support means a lot.

No Congratulating Expression Responses

1 Congratulations! You deserved Thank you very much. Your
it, Man. support means a lot.

Task 3:
Write what you would say in the following situations.
1. It is your best friend’s birthday.
2. Your sister graduated from university.
3. Your friends are celebrating the Islamic New Year.
4. A classmate won the National Mathematics Olympiad.
5. You are attending your cousin’s wedding party.
6. You are attending to your grandmother’s birthday.

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Task 4: Complete the blank in the dialogs using the words in the box

good luck what’s new

it’s good thanks a lot
wonderful popular business
congratulations I’m glad you think so
new haircut mentioning
1.Dina : Hi, Yuni. What’s your
daughter doing these
days?
Yuni : Oh, she’s in college.
In fact, she plans to
graduate this June.
Dina :
That’s________________!
(1) You must be very
proud of her.
2. Fuad :Hi Abdel.
_________________? (2)
Abdel : Oh, I’m going to take
the driving test
tomorrow.
Fuad : That’s great, Abdel
_________________! (3)

3. Tuti : How is your business,

Ria?
Ria : ________ (4) I’ve sold
100 items these two
days.
Tuti : Congratulations!
That’s a
___________________ (5)
right now.
Ria :___________________(6).

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4. Rudi : You look gorgeous
in this wedding dress!
__________________ (7).
Ian : Thank you very
much, ______________
(8) so.

5. Ihsan : You look so cute in

the________________
(9)
Ali : Oh, thanks for
________________ (10)
that. By the way,
congratulations for
the 1st prize.
Great job, Man!
Ihsan : Thanks.

Task 5: Complete the following conversation with your own word related to
the expression of complimenting

Conversation 1
Rani : Hi, Anisa.
Anisa : Hi, you look great in that pink head scarf. What a nice scarf!
Rani : _________________-(1) to say that.
Anisa : I’ve never seen you in that hat. Where did you buy it?
Rani : My mom bought it for me when she went to the market.
Anisa : I see.
Rani : Look. The teacher is coming!
Anisa : Pak Sultoni.
Mr. Sultoni : Hi, how are you?
Rani : We’re good. Thanks.
Anisa : Excellent.
Rani : _________________ (2) hair cut, Pak Sultoni.
Anisa : Yes, you’re looking good with your hairstyle.
Mr. Sultoni : Thanks a lot. Rani, I heard you won the Math Olympiad. Is it true?
Rani : Yes, I won the second prize last week.
Anisa : ________________ (3)
Mr. Sultoni : ____________ (4) to hear that.

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Rani : Thank you very much for saying so.

Conversation 2
Rudi : Hi Ben. How are you?
Ben : Hi, you look great in that black jacket.
Rudi : _______________________ (1) saying so.
Ben : I’ve never seen you in that outfit. Is it new?
Rudi : My sister bought it for me when she went to Singapore.
Ben : Oh, I see.
Rudi : Look. What a nice new hairstyle! Where did you have a
haircut? I like it a lot.
Ben : _____________________ (2) think so. My brother did it.
I can ask him to do yours if you want to.
Rudi : Yes, please. Look! Andi is coming.
Ben : Hi Andi, I heard you won the Speech Contest last
month. Congratulations! _________________ (3)
Rudi : Fantastic! It’s a great job, bro!
Andi : Oh, thanks. It’s ____________________ (4)

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