SOFTSKILL B. INGGRIS 2 (Tugas ke-2)

A Read for detail

1.         I used to participate in sports because I love the sport and good to maintain my health.

2.         (a) Karaoke

(b) Sudoku

(c) Bodybuilding

(d) Base Jumping

3.         1.  Person’s name : Jake daniels

2.  Name of hobby : Sudoku

3.  What this person does : He put the number in place by intuition

4.  Why he likes the hobby : He love the way the number all fall into place

5. What other people think of the hobby : People think is a boring mathematical puzzle

4.         Sudoku has not anything to do with math, the puzzle is the number, but you do not do calculations with them. We put a number on the spot by the corresponding association. You can not have an interesting conversation with someone conducting Sudoku.

6.         One problem associated with the activities of sudoku = You can not have an interesting conversation with someone conducting Sudoku.

7.         Something he has achieved = He was in the National Championship last year, and that was really exciting.

B Grammar and vocabulary

5.         Base Jumping

1. Something fantastic = amazing

2. Feeling very afraid = terrified

Karaoke

3. Feeling stupid and ashamed = embarrassed

4. Feeling concerned and afraid = worried

5. Feeling happy ad enthusiastic = excited

Body building

6. Feeling very interested = fascinated

7. Something horrible and unpleasant = disgusting

Sudoku

8. Something pleasing that make you feel good = satisfying

9. Something uninteresting = boring

10. Feeling a little angry = sucks

7.         1. He’s (terrified)

2. she’s (disgusted)

3. it’s (terrifying)

4. it’s (disgusting)

8.         1. Terrified

2. exciting, embarrassed

3. disgusted, fascinating

4. satisfied, boring

Unit 4B

A Read and respond

1. I listen to Jazz  music

2 (_____________)

1.         A =      5 MP3 player

B =      1 Radio

C =      3 Tapes

D =      4 CDs

E =      2 Records

2.         1 (a)  A carlos Santana guitar solo d A spice Girl Track

2 (c)  A Mozart Symphony

3 (d)  A spice Girl Track

Missing = (b) A news podcast

3.         (a) Tap your feet

4.         (a). Zayn Malik

(b). Gesang Martohartono

(c). Slash

(d). Travis Barker

(e). Rany Ramadhany

5.         (a). A grand piano

(b). A electric guitar

(c). A saxophone

(d). A double bass, and a violin

6.         (c). A T-shirt with the nama of a Singer or Group.

7.         (a). Rap

(b). Rock

(c). Opera

(d). Country

(e). Jazz

(f). Reggae

8.         (c). A massive concert in a stadium or other Outdoor venue

9.         (b). Listen to the Radio

B Vocabulary

4.         1. Solo

2. Orchestral

3. Track

4. Conductor

5. Autograph

6. Stadium

5.         1. Singer, guitarist, drummer, guitar, grand piano, keyboard, saxophone, violin

2. country, jazz, opera, rap, reggae, rock

3. CD, book about music

4. Stadium, concert hall, club

C Grammar

6.         1. Cheaper

2. smaller

3. most convenient

4. easier

5. better

6. smaller

7. best

8. clearer

9. cheaper

10. more convenient

11. most popular

7.         Comparatives = cheaper, smaller, easier, better, clearer, more convenient

Superlatives = most convenient, best, most popular

8.         Use much, far, and a lot to compare two things that are very different

Use slightly and a bit to compare two things that are not very different

10.         I prefer the guitar because I could not play the piano at all.

Unit 4C

A Vocabulary

1.         Agree

Not agree

Not agree

Agree

2.         I absolutely adore restaurant with excellent service.

I can’t stand restaurant with bad service.

B Read for detail

3.         The last restaurant “Home Sweet Home” absolutely joke.  -___-

4.         Jhon will hate Café Paradiso when it’s busy, it’s great for John to eat at his Home Sweet Home.

Ali will like El Paso because they have a very big steaks

Sue will like Café Paradiso because they serve excellent pasta.

Dick will not really like BombayPalace because he is not too keen on curry or hot food.

5.         1. True

2. True

3. False

4. False

5. False

6. True

7. False

C Grammar

6.         1. When it isn’t as busy as early evening.

2. I’ve never had vegetarian food as tasty as this.

3. Isn’t as quick as some people would like.

4. Nowhere serves steaks as big as the ones at the El Paso.

5. Servings aren’t as big as you’d expect.

6. Make your meal as pleasant as possible.

7. I’ve never had a curry as hot as the vindaloo.

8. It isn’t as expensive as restaurant wine price.

9. You can stay as long as you want.

7.         1. b. You pay about the same at both

2. a. Both of them are the same size

8.         1. Italian food as tasty as Chinese food.

2. Cafeteria isn’t as big as restaurant.

3. Food for Dinner isn’t as cheap as a quick snack.

4. Bananas as sweet as apples.

Unit 4D

A Vocabulary

1.         Batman: It is one of those films that I like because in this kind of superhero movie

Wanted: I love this movie as one of the most tastefully Animation

Naruto: Anime is what I liked

Single: Indonesian movie works dika raditya are air-genre comedy and I like it because it fits with my state being single

The Heirs: is a Korean drama I like when the days of high school2.         1 = a drama

(2) : a science fiction film

(3) : a fantasy film

(4) : a comedy

(5) : an action film

(6) : a musical

(7) : a romance

3.         (1) women

(2) men

(3) men

(4) men

(5) men

(6) women

(7) women

4.            I am very surprised that men prefer a romantic movie for better.

C. Grammar

9.         (1). Bridget Jones’s Diary

(2). I agree with the second

(3). The first is female, the second is male, the last is male.

10.       a single woman who is looking for the right man. I prefer film which have a plot and a bit of action. but it’s one of those films that leaves you feeling good.

Rules

Which refer to people or things

That refer only to things

Who refer only to people

11.       (1). a. She’s found a man who she like

      d. She’s found a man likes her

(2). Subject

12.       (1). who

(2). Not possible

(3). that

(4). Not possible

(5). that

(6). Not Possible

(7). Not Possible

Unit 4E

A Read and order

1.         No I haven’t, yes I would.

2.         1. I saw a great film recently called “ARACHNOPHOBIA”

2. It’s a comedy horror film about deadly spiders who invidade a small Californian town

3.         Jeff Daniels is the star of the film

The town                     = The town where Doctor Jennings lives

He                               = The star named Jeff Daniels

The film                       = the film ARACHNOPHOBIA

The old doctor            = The doctor who killed by the spiders

It’s                               = The Film ARACHNOPHOBIA

The film                       = The Film ARACHNOPHOBIA

4.         He plays Doctor Jennings, who moves to the town but can’t find work because an old man called Doctor Metcalf already work there

            a=4

b=1

c=2

d=3

5.         When the old doctor is killed by the spiders, Doctor Jennings takes over

6.         However, his patient start to die and people in the town think he’s a bad doctor

7.         The most frightening moment is when Doctor Jennings finds the queen spider in his own house

8.         I nearly jumped out of my seat!

9.         But the film is also very amusing, and Jeff Daniels is really funny

C Getting ideas to write about

8. My School Days Has Just Begun! (Novel)

The story centers around a loner named Takahashi, who is talented in many things except for studying. He shied away from others in high school, and soon was in his second year, still completely alone — until he has a once-in-a-lifetime chance meeting with Sato, a perfect girl in many ways except personality. She asks him to use his talent and help her become the student council president. Now Takahashi finds himself supporting Sato, and is determined to reclaim his school life.

Unit 4 Review

A Grammar

1.         1. interested, interesting

2. boring, bored

3. excited, exciting

4. disgusting, disgusted

2.         1. I think brown bread is better for you and it’s much tastier

2. I think instant coffee is easier to make but real coffee taste is much better

3. I think Reggae music is better to dance and a bit more exciting.

4. I think film on DVD is more convenient and it’s far cheaper.

5. I think a weekend in the country is more exciting and it’s a bit more relaxing.

6. I think text message is quicker and it’s much cheaper to send.

7. I think cards is easier to learn and it’s a bit quicker to play.

3.         1. The bus isn’t as quick as the underground

2. A Hamburger isn’t as expensive as a steak

3. Driving isn’t as good as cycling for you

4. Folk music isn’t as complicated as classical music

4.         1. It’s a story about the boy who falls in love with a rich girl

2. They are on ship that crossing the Atlantic

3. He meets a woman who can see the future

4. They say he will never marry the girl which he loves.

B Vocabulary

5.         1. Conduct

2. Drummer

3. Musician

4. Saxophone

5. Keyboard

6. Composer

7. Guitarist

8. Track

9. Stadium

(ORCHESTRA)

6.         1. How about going to

2. I’m Not to keen on

3. I Absolutely adore

4. I Can’t stand

5. I don’t mind

7.         Kate = Romance

Jim = Science Fiction

Mick = Fantasy

Sara = Musical

Ed = Action

Liz = Drama

Jo = Comedy

Unit 5A

A Read for specific information

1.         1 = the ballot box as a symbol of democracy

2 = direction as a symbol of a political view

3 = blue light from the United Nations as a symbol of the sky above all the nations on earth

4 = government building is a symbol of power and they are often designed to be large and impressive.

5 = five pointed star is a very common symbol of the strength of a military

6 = lion and the eagle is a symbol of the very popular because they represent strength.

2.         Two fact I already knew:

- Light blue of the United Nations as symbols of the sky above every nation on earth

- Lions and eagle are very popular symbols because they represent strength

Two fact I didn’t know:

- The five pointed star is a very common symbol of military power

- The direction as symbols of political views

3.         1. False

2. True

3. True

4. False

5. False

6. True

4.         1. Symbolism

2. Protective

3. Ancient

4. Strength

B Vocabulary

5.         Capital             :Kapital

Socialist           :Sosial

Democracy      :Demokrasi

Conservative   :Konservatif

President         :Presiden

Republic          :Republik

National          :Nasional

Political           :Politik

6.         1. Head of state

2. President

3. Republic

4. Democracy

5. Elections

6. Political

7. Socialist

8. Conservative

9. Capital

10. United Nations

11. Represent

12. National

D Grammar

12.

Princess Diana	The emperor of Japan	The European Union
President Kennedy	The US President	The United Nations
King Richard III	The head of state	The Liberal Party
Queen Elizabeth	The Australian prime minister	The Irish Government

Rule: use the with positions and organizations, but not with individual people.

13.       1. What’s the name of the president of the USA?

2. Who’s the leader of the Conservative Nations?

3. Where’s the headquarters of the United Kingdom?

4. Is Prince William from the United Kingdom?

5. Is the Czech Republic in the European Union?

6. Did President Mandela meet the president of Tanzania?

14. Because the in A meet vowels and the in B meet consonant.

Unit 5B

A Vocabulary

1. I have a bird in the past, his name is Robert. I have a couples of turtle 7 years ago named Kuro and Kuri. I have a dog 8 years ago, her name is Lessie she is my favorite pet.

2.         Allow = Admit (an event or activity) as legal or acceptable, Give the necessary time or opportunity for, Admit the truth of; concede

Forbid = Refuse to allow (something)

Permit = Give authorization or consent to (someone) to do something

Prohibit = Formally forbid (something) by law, rule, or other authority

3.

	You can do it	You can’t do it
Less formal	allow	Forbid
More formal	permit	Prohibit

4.         1. Smoking isn’t allowed

2. Parking isn’t permitted

3. Mobile phone is forbidden

4. Taking photographs is prohibited

B Read and interpret

5. b. funny animal laws

6. The strangest and funniest law is “You mustn’t travel with an animal on the roof of your car!”

7.         A:   Why can not the dog in?

B: Because no one else likes to eat dinner there if there are dog

C. Grammar

8. you mustn’t take your dog into a barber’s!, You have to leave your dog outside, You mustn’t take a dog in a lift, You can kill a raccoons any time  before 2 a.m., you can’t take one into a school.

9.         1. False. You haven’t a choice-you have to leave your dog outside.

2. True

3. False. You can walk your dog in waterboro

4. True

5. True

6. True

10.

To say it’s allowed	To say it’s forbidden	To say it’s an obligation	To say it’s not an obligation
Can	Mustn’t	Have to	Don’t have to
Can’t	Must

11.       1. must

2. don’t have to

3. can

4.

5. can

6. have to

7. can

Unit 5C

A Vocabulary

1. I read newspaper just when I want to read it. I’m not sure with type of the stories I usually read.

2.         1. robbed

2. attack

3. steal

4. rob

5. kill

6. shoot

7. murder

8. kidnap

9. hijack

10. arrest

3. A woman hasn’t shot a robber with a baseball bat. She beat the robber.

B Read for detail

4. A cabs with cow theme decoration can against crime

5. He got more clients include government minister, celebrities, and parents organizing birthday parties for their children.

6. 1. False. He drove himself to hospital.

2. True

3. True

4. False. He put neon lights on the ceiling

5. True

6. False. He is just already thinking about it

D Grammar

9. He has been attacked four times, his car was stolen, he was thrown naked into a blackberry bush

1. the robbers

2. b. to put the focus on the robbers, not Juan.

10.       1. Has been stolen

2. robbed

3. have been arrested

4. was taken

5. has been hijacked

6. killed

11.       Alarm has been switched off, security guard was drugged, less valuable paintings hasn’t been taken.

The painting was found in Hong Kong. Three men has been arrested.

Unit 5D

A Read and understand reasons

1. 10 november was a hero since 1945

2. I think it’s about strange events that happened in the tower

3.         The princes disappear

1. King Edward has two sons named Edward and Richard. Edward is older than Richard. They have an uncle also named Richard.

2. Because uncle Richard put the princes in the tower of London, and they were never seen again

Richard III is killed

3. Because people said that Richard has murdered the boys.

4. By kill Richard III

A forced confession?

5. no, many people thought they were still alive

6. Because King Henry said Richard killed the boys

History is written

7. The Princes Edward and Richard

8. Because it was a sign of an evil mind

B Pronunciation

4.

Oo	Battle, body, power, rebel n, shoulder
Oo	Become, complete, confess, happen, protect, rebel vb, return

5.         Verb can be combined with -ed and noun cannot. But word Power breaks the rule, because there is a word Powered.

Unit 5E

A Read and identify narrative strategies

1. to find information, because he/she likes to reading book, to kill boring

2.

3.         1. Tom left key on the desk

2. Jo worked late

3. Jo heard breaking glass

4. Jo thought was a burglar

5. Jo hid

6. Jo’s mobile rang

7. Tom asked, ‘is that you Jo?’

4.         1. Jo think Tom was burglar

2. What kind of job Jo doing until he working late

3. Why the glass was break.

5.         Jo was searching for weapon, because the burglar walking toward him. Jo hide behind the photocopier. The burglar already so close with Jo. He said, ‘it was you Jo?’. He is not a burglar, he is Tom, Jo’s boss, he left his key on the desk and he couldn’t get inti his house.

Unit 5 Review

A Grammar

1.         1. The

2. The

3. The

4. (blank)

5. (blank)

6.The

7. The

8. The

9. (blank)

2.         1. You don’t have to wear your seat belt

2. You must switch off your mobile phones now

3. You can put your bag under the seat in front

4. You can’t leave your seat during landing

5. You don’t have to have a passport on an internal flight

6. You must show your ID when you get on the plane

7. You can’t use electronic equipment during take off

8. You can use the overhead light if you want to read

3.         2. The film watched the girl, The film was watched by the girl

3. The man has hurt the falling rock, The man was hurt by the falling rock

4. The thief caught the police, The thief was caught by the police

5. You burned the midday sun, You was burned by the midday sun

4.         1. arrived

2. went

3. walked

4. went

5. was

6. has broken

7. stole

8. phoned

B Vocabulary

5.         1. elect

2. capital

3. national

4. left

5. represent

6. president

7. democracy

8. state

9. election

10. conservative

11. political

12. republic

6.         1. Dogs aren’t allowed

2. Feeding the birds is prohibited

3. Taking photographs aren’t permitted

4. Bicycles are forbidden

5. Food isn’t allowed

7.         1. stolen

2. attacked

3. robbed

4. killed

5. hijacked

6. shot

7. arrested

8. kidnaped

Unit 6A

A Read and follow meaning

1. Do not drive in a state of drowsiness

2.         1. Because Paul want to tell the police about the car

2. She gave Paul a bottle of Champagne to drink

3.         1. Yes, she was

2.

3. They have a relationship in the past

4. No, she isn’t

5.

B Vocabulary

5.         Very tired                    = exhausted

Very frightened          = terrified

Very big                      = enormous

Very angry                  = furious

Very surprising            = amazing

6.         Terrible = dreadful, horrible, awful

Wonderful = amazing, astonishing, fabulous

7.         1. terrified

2. exhausted

3. enormous

4. amazing

5. furious

C Grammar

8.         Rules

Use such to make a noun more extreme

Use so to make an adjective or adverb more extreme

9.         It’s such a strange coincidence!

It’s so wonderful to see you again!

I’m so sorry about what happened.

I was such a fool to leave you for Mercedes

10.       1. Why was Paul so furious?

2. It’s such an amazing story

3. I’m so exhausted!

4. Why do you drive such an enormous car?

5. Why do you drive so fast?

Unit 6B

A Read and follow the main events in a story

1. I never lost items that are valuable to me that my senior badge when training paskibra

2.         A = The return of my history piece.

3.         Based from text A

4.         Similarities: the loss of the wallet, The wallet keep in a drawer for a long time, find the owner from internet

Differences: The cause of loss was different

5.        

.

B Grammar

6.

Use a gerund after	Use to + infinitive after
Mind fancy finish hope enjoy	Decide expect forget

7.         1. To see

2. eat

3. meet

4. drive

5. to look

6. go

7. do

8. to take

8.

Use a gerund after prepositions	Use to + infinitive after adjectives (Often with too/enough)
Enjoyed seeing his old thing again Before being moved	Stopped to buy Decided to look for Surprised to get

9.         1. leaving

2. to return

3. going

4. bringing

5. helping

6. to know

7. to do

10.       He had stopped to buy petrol in Logan, Remember to collect his dry cleaning

He is Remember taking out of his wallet, finally stopped looking

Unit 6C

A Vocabulary

1.         Positive           = Friendly, helpful, kind, polite, well behaved

Negative          = a bully, to fight, naughty, noisy, nosy, rough, rude, to swear

2.         1. Naughty children

2. Car parking

3. rubbish

4. animal problems

5. noise

6.

7. walls and fence problems

B Read a TV review

4. They are neighborhood

5.         Noise = lines 7

Naughty children = lines 10

Rubbish = lines 13

Car parking = lines 27

Animal problem = lines 28

6.         1. Problem

2. Disputes

3. Separated

4. Barking

5. Installed

7.         1. False- he’s retired

2. True

3. True

4. True

5. False- she was separated

6. True

8.         1. Not feel more sorry for one of them

2. The Lanes leave rubbish by the front door

3. To persuade the readers to love their neighbor

C Grammar

9.         1. she

2. they

3. she

4. he

5. they

6. she

7. he

11.       He says, “I hear them.” She says she saw their daughter

Rule: sometimes have to

12.       The dicksons say that the Lanes are noisy and rough = They say, “you are noisy and rough.”

13.       My father often says he likes cooking

Unit 6D

A Read and understand the main ideas

1. There is a man want to the Eiffel Tower

2. Victor Lustig. Eiffel Tower would be for highest offer.

3.         A= 3

B= 1

C= 4

D= 6

E= 2

F= 5

B Vocabulary

4.         1. Said

2. Told

3. Said

5.         1. told

2. said

3. said

4. told

5. said

6. told

C Grammar

6.

Direct speech	Reported speech
“I’m an estate agent.”	He told the man that he was an estate agent	Change present simple topast simple
“They asked me to sell it.”	He said that they ask him to sell it	Change past simple topresent simple
“I’ll buy it.”	He said that he would buy it	Change will to would

7.         a. she said she need money

b. she said she had needed money

c. she said she would need money

10.      

Unit 6E

A Vocabulary

1.         1. d Wow, what a coincidence!

2. b Oh no, I’m so sorry

3. a How terrible! Poor you!

4. c That’s absolutely fantastic! Well done!

5. e that’s wonderful news. I’m so pleased for you!

6. f What a surprise!

2.         A : I just got a new shoe brand Nike

B:  wow cool pal

A:  My pet bird died yesterday

B:  oh no pity

B Read a personal letter

3. Ashley had being moved to a new flat. Maybe she feels happy.

5.         1. although

2. however

3. anyway

4.by the way

Unit 6 Review

A Grammar

1.         1. You don’t need to speak so loudly

2. We ate outside because it was such a beautiful day

3. Why are fresh vegetables so expensive these day?

4. I didin’t know it was such a long journey

5. I didn’t know it was so far away

2.         1. b

2. e

3. f

4. c

5. g

6. h

7. a

8. d

3. She says she works in an office. She says she shares the office with a man called Justin. She says sometimes she has lunch together. She says she shall introduce me to him. She says he is really funny.

4.         3. A said she wasn’t study enough

4 B. said she always pass exam

5. A said she was got a C in December

6. B said there is still time to study

7. A said she wasn’t understand maths

8. B said he would help her

B Vocabulary

5.         1. brilliant

2. terrified

3. furious

4. enormous

5. amazing

6. exhausted

6.         1. Naughty

2. Behaved

3. Noisy

4. Rude

5. Swear

6. Rough

7. Nosy

8. Fight

9. Friendly

10. Helpful

7.         1. said

2. told

3. said

4. said

5. told

6. said

7. said