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    The document provides examples of common phrases used for making suggestions, advice, offers and accepting or refusing them in English. It includes 9 forms for making suggestions and advice, such as "How about..." and "Why don't we...", as well as phrases for making offers like "Would you like..." and accepting or refusing offers. It then gives two short sample dialogues demonstrating suggesting plans and offering help with English homework.

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    Ringkasan Materi KD 3.1.

    1. Making Suggestions / Advice

    Form example
    How about we have lunch at t the new
    1 How about + subject + simple verb form
    Japanese restaurant
    How about having lunch at the new
    2 How about + gerund
    Japanese restaurant
    What about playing table tennis after
    3 What about + gerund
    school?
    4 Why don’t + subject + simple verb form Why don’t we take a walk to the park?
    5 Why not + simple verb form Why not buy yourself a new schoolbag?
    6 Let’s + simple verb form Let’s go to the beach this weekend.
    Shall +subject + simple verb form (with the
    7 Shall we tell her the good news now?
    subjects I and We)
    You should give her a present on her
    8 Subject + should + simple verb form
    birthday.
    9 Subject + could + simple verb form We could share a ride to the airport.
    1 I recommend that you take driving
    I suggest/ recommend + that + sentence
    0 course

    Accepting Suggestions Refusing suggestions


    • Yes, please • No. I’d rather not
    • Ok, thanks • Sorry.I don’t feel like it
    • That’s a good idea • No. Let’s not …
    • That sounds great • I think it’s not a good idea
    • Ok. Let’s … • I am not sure
    • Perfect. I love it
    2. Making Offers
    Here are some common phrases used to make offers.
    You can use modal verbs such as can, would, shall

    Making offers Accepting offers Refusing offers


    • Would you like me to take • That would be very kind of • No, thanks. Don’t bother
    you home? you.
    • Can I help you do the • Sure. I really appreciate it. • Thanks, but I can do it
    homework? myself.
    • Shall I get you something to • Yes, please. Thank you. • No, thank you.
    drink?
    • Is there anything I can do for • Yes, please. That would be • No, really. I can manage
    you?. very nice of you
    • Do you need help? • Yes, if you wouldn’t mind. • No, don’t worry

    Dialogue 1

    Sandra : Hi, Julia. Do you have a plan for the weekend?


    Julia : No, I have no plan yet.
    Sandra : Would you like to go to the beach?
    Julia : I think it’s not a good idea. Why don’t we take a cooking class? It could be fun.
    Sandra : Cooking class? That sounds good.

    Dialogue 2

    Willy : You look confused. What’s the matter?


    Harry : I haven’t finished my English project. It’s due tomorrow.
    Willy : How if we do it together? Do you mind if I help you?
    Harry : That sounds great. It would be very helpful. Thank you

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