Anggi: Good afternoon, sasa! How are you, sasa?

Sasa: Good afternoon too; I am fine and how about you?

Anggi: I am also fine. But, today you don’t seem excited and confused. What’s going on ?
Sasa: Actually, I have a problem.
Anggi: Would you mind, if you tell me ,what’s your problem?
Sasa: Yes, of course. Hmm.. my English exam will start the day after tomorrow. So I am very
worried about it. In fact, I am very weak in written English.
Anggi: English is a foreign language. So, any student may face this problem.
Sasa: How can we face this problem?
Anggi: You know whenever we face any problem, we need a little patience to solve it.
Sasa: i feel worry about my score, can we discuss how to solve this problem?
Anggi: Yes, of course. English is not our mother tongue. So at first, we are to build up our
vocabulary.
Sasa: How can we build up the vocabulary?
Anggi: Word coming is a good system to build up the word stock. It means you will note down
the difficult words in a separate copy. After that, consult the dictionary for meaning.
Sasa: Which dictionary is better?
Anggi: Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English is a useful dictionary.
Sasa: I will purchase it. What more do we need to improve English?
Anggi: For English writing, we have to know structural English as well.
Sasa: What book can we read for this purpose?
Anggi: ‘A Practical English Usage’ by Michael Swan is a good English Grammar book. You
may consult it.
Sasa: I’ll purchase the book.
Anggi: Maybe, that’s all i can to do to help you… I hope it works…
Sasa: Thank you anggi. I feel so much better, now i’ve told you.
Anggi: We must read English regularly and keep writing on some new topics. This is how we
can upgrade our creative faculty.
Sasa: Right you are! If we learn vocabulary and grammar properly, they will indeed help us write
any topic correctly.
Anggi: Thanks for letting me know. Good luck, sasa!
Sasa: You are most welcome. See you, next week.
Anggi: Okay! Bye.