ENGLISH REMEDIAL

SMKN 5 KUNINGAN

CLASS XI PEMASARAN

CREATED BY :
1. ATIK KARTIKA
2. MAY MAEMUNAH
3. MIRA ROJIYATUSSAADAH
4. SELY

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. HOBBY .......................................................................................i
2. HELPING GUEST.........................................................................ii
3. 5W+1H.........................................................................................iii
4. GERUND......................................................................................iv
5. TOO & ENOUGH..........................................................................v
6. CONVERSATION BY TELEPHONE..............................................vi
7. PRONOUN...................................................................................vii
8. RELATIVE ADJECTIVE................................................................viii
9. REPORTED SPEECH....................................................................ix
10. JOB LETTER......................................................................x
11. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE.................................................xi
12. SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE...................................................xii
13. SIMPLE PAST TENSE........................................................xiii

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HOBBY
Expression dealing with hobbies and interversts.

Question :

Whats your hobby ?

Do you have any hobbies ?
Are you interested in playing football ?
What kind of subjects are you interested in ?

Answer :

My hobby is swimming
My hobbies are swimming and singing
Yes,I have some hobbies.I love playing football and hiking
No,I am not .I am interested in playing badminton

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HELPING GUEST
Expressions used in helping a guest

These expressions are commonly used when you talk to a guest.

Good morning /afternoon /evening

Welcome to our hotel
What can I do for you,sir?
Is there anything I can do for you?
Can I help you?
May I help you?
Came in and have a seat,please.
What would you like to drink , orange juice or icead tea ?
What would you like to eat?
I hope you enjoy the food.
Wait a minute
And the responses are :
Good morning /afternoon/ evening
Thank you
Orange juice ,please
No,thanks
Yes,I have an appointment with mr.Joe
I would like to see the manager

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5W+1H
Informative Questions

The pattern : Question word + auxlliary + subject + verb

a. Who
who is used in Question as the subject of the verb,usually the
people .
Examples :
Who is the man in the green hat ?
Who are you going to visit ?
b. What
what is used in Questions to ask about things activits
Example :
What are you doing ?
What are you reading ?
c. Where

where is used to ask about places

Example :

Where do you live ?

Where did you go on your holliday ?
d. When
when is used for asking about a general or specific time
Example :
When did you come ?
When does the train ?
e. WHY
Why is used for asking about reason
Example :

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 Why are you late ?
Why are they leaving ?
f. WHICH
which is used to as abouthing, especially choices with a small
number of possible answer
Examples :
Which book do you like ?
Which cd album did you buy ?
g. How
how is used to ask in what way
Example :
How will she get here ?
How do you solve the problem

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GERUNDS

A gerunds is a word derived from a verb which is used as a noun.

Gerunds end in ing (singing,dancing,talking,etc) Gerunds may be
used as the subject of a sentence, complement (predicate noun)
direct, object,of a proposition,etc.

Example :

Playing tenis is his hobby (gerund as the subject of the

sentence)
His main interest is hunting (gerund as predica te noun)
They like singing (gerund as the direct subject)
She is good at cooking (gerund as the subject of a preposition)

Some verbs commonly followed by gerunds are :

Stop
Finish
Delay
Be worth
Its no use
Enjoy
Mind
Suggest
Object to
Remember

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TOO AND ENOUGH

Toois an adverb of excess. It means excessively.

Too usually has a negative sense . it precedes an adjective.

The pattern : S + To be + too + adjective + For object + To infintive

Example :

This coffee is very hot : I cant drink it

This coffee is too hot (for me) to drink
These boxes are very heavy : I cant carry them
These boxes are too heavy (for me) to carry

We can omit for object so the setences become

This coffee is too hot to drink

These boxes are too heavy to carry

Enough with an adjective means sufficent. It has a positive sense.

Enough comes after an adjective.

The pettern : S + to be + adjective + enough +forobject+ to infintive

We can omit for object after enough

Example :

This water is warm enough for me to take a bath

Denny is tall enough to play on the basket ball team.