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OFFERING HELP
1. Would you like some cake? Would you like a glass of milk?
2. Do you want a cup of tea?
3. Have some coffee? Have some cake? Some sandwinch?
4. Fancy a drink? Sama dengan Do you want a drink?
5. Can I get you something? Can I get you anything?
6. Thats milk. Help yourself
7. Help yourself to some milk
8. Shall I help yourself to some milk? (Sambil menawarkan)
9. Do you want me to bring you a glass of milk
10. Should I get you some snack?
Dialogue 1
Ani : hi alda, where have you been ?
Alda : Im from the canteen. What is it ?
Ani : do you finished have your mathematics homework ?
Alda : not yet. How about you ?
Ani : not yet. I still dont quite understand the discussion yesterday
Alda : what if we learn together ?
Ani : ok. But, when ?
Alda : tomorrow, in my home. Do you have a time ?
Ani : yes, I have.
Alda : well then, lets go to the library. Borrow a book of mathematics.
Ani : good idea. Lets go !
Dialogue 2
Rizal : anto, What are you doing?
Anto : I was thinking about something.
Rizal : What are you thinking daritadi?
Anto : Im confused. What a great activity to celebrate the birthday of our
school later?
Rizal : Hm, how about a competition between classes cone?
Anto : Competition cone? Ah, good idea, Rizal.
Rizal : At my old school is always doing these competitions eachcelebrating
the birthday.
Anto : Well, definitely exciting. Ill convey to the chairman of thecouncil later.
Rizal : Ok, I wait for news.
Anto : Thank you for the idea, Rizal.
Rizal : Youre welcome.
The six natural resources most drained by our 7
billion people
For how long can we realistically expect to have oil? And which dwindling
element is essential to plant growth?
With 7 billion people on the planet theoretically from today there will be
an inevitable increase in the demand on the world's natural resources. Here
are six already under severe pressure from current rates of consumption:
1. Water
Freshwater only makes 2.5% of the total volume of the world's water, which
is about 35 million km3. But considering 70% of that freshwater is in the
form of ice and permanent snow cover and that we only have access to
200,000km3 of freshwater overall, it isn't surprising that demand for water
could soon exceed supply. The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the
United Nations is predictingthat by 2025, 1.8 billion people will be living in
countries or regions with absolute water scarcity.
2. Oil
The fear of reaching peak oil continues to haunt the oil industry. The BP
Statistical Review of World Energy in June measured total global oil at
188.8 million tonnes, from proved oil resources at the end of 2010. This is
only enough to oil for the next 46.2 years, should global production remain
at the current rate.
3. Natural gas
A similar picture to oil exists for natural gas, with enough gas in proven
reservesto meet 58.6 years of global production at the end of 2010.
4. Phosphorus
Without this element, plants cannot grow. Essential for fertiliser, phosphate
rock is only found in a handful of countries, including the US, China and
Morocco. With the need to feed 7 billion people, scientists from the Global
Phosphorus Research Initiative predict we could run out of phosphorus in
50 to 100 years unless new reserves of the element are found.
5. Coal
This has the largest reserves left of all the fossil fuels, but as China and
other developing countries continue to increase their appetite for coal,
demand could finally outstrip supply. As it is, we have enough coal to meet
188 years of global production.
Scandium and terbium are just two of the 17 rare earth minerals that are
used in everything from the powerful magnets in wind turbines to the
electronic circuits in smartphones. The elements are not as rare as their
name suggests but currently 97% of the world's supply comes from China
and they can restrict supplies at will. Exact reserves are not known.
Opinion Pendapat :
should we use natural resources sparingly, in order not to run out fast or
later happens to natural resources shortage, so that our life in the future can
continue for the sake of the children, grandchildren
TERJEMAHAN
Untuk berapa lama bisa kita harapkan untuk memiliki minyak? Dan elemen
yang berkurang penting untuk pertumbuhan tanaman?
Pendapat :
hendaknya kita menggunakan sumber daya alam secara hemat, agar tidak
cepat habis ataupun nantinya terjadi kekurangan terhadap sumber daya
alam tersebut, sehingga hidup kita di masa depan dapat terus berlangsung
demi anak ,cucu kita
Formal Invitation
There are some reasons and goals why the government wants to apply the
compulsory education program. Firstly, this is the step of the government to
educate the young generation which will be the next generation. The young
generations are expected to open up their mind. Because, the progress and
development of the country are in the hands of the youth who have high
nationalism that will make our beloved Indonesia is better than before.
The government makes this program of education for people who are in low
economy level. By the help from the government, the government hope that
there is no child who does not go to school due to the high cost. The
government also gave grants to provide education places like the aid of
computers, books and other needs that can support the teaching and
learning more effective and efficient. The government provides help to
make Indonesian education becomes better than before and to compete
with the other nations.
Those opinions can describe the efforts of the government for education in
Indonesia by having 12-year-compulsary education program, why can this
be? The reason why the government is trying to apply that program is of
course for our young generations to be the agent to develop and advance
our country.
ADVISORIES
In Indonesia, the government has been making laws on compulsory
education for 12 years that will be started in the academic year 2013 and
2014. The laws is not separated from the role of government, especially the
education minister which aims to make children in Indonesia get provisions
for the better future.
Artinya:
PROGRAM PENDIDIKAN WAJIB
Tidak hanya itu, dengan program wajib belajar 12 tahun, pemerintah secara
tidak langsung telah mengurangi jumlah orang Indonesia yang buta huruf
dalam artian tidak bisa membaca, serta menulis. Beberapa masyarakat
Indonesia masih buta huruf. Hal ini bisa terjadi karena di masa lalu mereka
berada di tingkat ekonomi rendah dan mereka lebih suka mencari
pekerjaan untuk mendapatkan uang daripada mengikuti pendidikan di
sekolah. Menurut pendapat mereka, jika mereka hanya belajar, mereka
akan membuang-buang waktu. Mereka berpikir bahwa mereka lebih
membutuhkan uang. Mereka memilih untuk bekerja untuk bertahan hidup
hidup mereka. Pemerintah berharap bahwa tidak akan ada orang Indonesia
yang buta huruf dengan program wajib belajar.
HIMBAUAN
DISUSUN OLEH :
NAMA: SULISTIYA RAHMA NINGSIH
KELAS: XI IIS 4