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    1) The document provides vocabulary and expressions for asking and telling time in English for nursing students. It includes the days of the week, months, and common expressions for asking and telling the time. 2) Students practice asking and telling the time by writing out times of day. The document also includes an audio listening exercise where students listen to conversations asking about a doctor's schedule and telling the time. 3) Finally, students are instructed to work in pairs doing a role play conversation making a doctor's appointment using the communication skills discussed. They are not allowed to read the scenario out loud.

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    1) The document provides vocabulary and expressions for asking and telling time in English for nursing students. It includes the days of the week, months, and common expressions for asking and telling the time. 2) Students practice asking and telling the time by writing out times of day. The document also includes an audio listening exercise where students listen to conversations asking about a doctor's schedule and telling the time. 3) Finally, students are instructed to work in pairs doing a role play conversation making a doctor's appointment using the communication skills discussed. They are not allowed to read the scenario out loud.

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    1) The document provides vocabulary and expressions for asking and telling time in English for nursing students. It includes the days of the week, months, and common expressions for asking and telling the time. 2) Students practice asking and telling the time by writing out times of day. The document also includes an audio listening exercise where students listen to conversations asking about a doctor's schedule and telling the time. 3) Finally, students are instructed to work in pairs doing a role play conversation making a doctor's appointment using the communication skills discussed. They are not allowed to read the scenario out loud.

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    1) The document provides vocabulary and expressions for asking and telling time in English for nursing students. It includes the days of the week, months, and common expressions for asking and telling the time. 2) Students practice asking and telling the time by writing out times of day. The document also includes an audio listening exercise where students listen to conversations asking about a doctor's schedule and telling the time. 3) Finally, students are instructed to work in pairs doing a role play conversation making a doctor's appointment using the communication skills discussed. They are not allowed to read the scenario out loud.

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    a:Martina

    NIM:3020041074

    Kelas: 3C
    AkperEnglishforNur
    sing1Topic5

    ASKINGANDTELLINGDOCTOR’SSCHEDULE
    Instructionalobjective
    Thestudentsareexpectedtobeable:
    tomentiontimeanddateofpatient’streatment,and
    toactouta conversationofakingand tellingdoctor’sschedule.

    RelatedVocabularies
    Direction.Studythefollowingvocabulariesandpracticethepronunciation.

    2
    3
    Days in English Monthsin English
    (Singbyusing‘twinkle-twinklelittlestar’melody)

    Monday, Tuesday,

    WednesdayThursday, Friday,

    SaturdayIt’sabeautifulSunday.

    I love to have

    holiday.Monday,Tuesday,Wed

    nesday

    Thursday,Friday,Saturday
    4
    UsefulExpressions
    Direction.Studythefollowingusefulexpressions.

    Howto askthetime?
     Whattimeis it?
     Doyouknowwhattimeitis?
     Couldyoutellmewhattimeitis?
     Excuseme.Tellmewhattimeitis.

    Howtotellthetime?
    Explanation:Therearetwocommonwaysoftelling thetime.
    a. Formal but easier way:Say the hours first and then the
    minutes.Example:7:45-sevenforty-five
    Forminutes 01 through09,youcanpronouncethe'0'asoh.
    Example: 11:06-eleven (oh)six
    b. More popular way:Say the minutes first and then the hours. Use past and
    thepreceding hour for minutes 01 through 30. Use to and the forthcoming hour for
    minutes31through59,but.
    Example:
    7.15-fifteenminutes pastseven
    7.45-fifteen minutes toeight
    Anotherpossibilityofsaying'15minutespa
    st'is:aquarterpast
    Anotherpossibilityofsaying'15minutesto
    ' is:a quarterto
    Anotherpossibilityofsaying'30minutespa
    st'is:half past
    Example: 5:30 - halfpastfive
    Note
    Useo'clock onlyatthefullhour. Forexample02:00issaid ‘twoo’clock’.

    5
    EXPRESSIONEXERCISE
    Direction.Writeandsaythetime.

    itis Halfpasttenam

    itisaquarter pasttwelvepm

    itisaquartertotenpm

    itistwenty fiveminutespastfourpm

    itisfive minutestoeightam
    itistenminutespastsixpm

    itistwentyeight minutespasttwopm

    IntegratedListeningandSpeakingExercise
    Direction. Accomplish the following conversation by listening to the audio file on UFLearn. Then,
    actoutthedialogue.
    Conversation 1
    Mary:Excuseme.
    Peter:Yes, Miss.Howcan Ihelp you?
    Mary:Whattimeistheinternistavailable?
    Peter:
    Heisavailableat05:00o’clockMary:Thankyo
    u.
    6
    7
    Peter: You’rewelcome.
    Conversation 2
    Steve: Excuseme.Whattimeisit?
    Alice :itis aquartertofive
    Steve: Thank you,
    Miss.Alice :You’rewelco
    me.
    (TheconversationsweretakenfromEnglishforProfessionalNurses1writtenbyLeoA.Pamudya.)

    NursingCommunicationPractice
    Direction. Work in pair to create a conversation of making doctor’s appointment. You can watch therole
    play video on UFLearn to get the nurse-patient communication model. Then, practice
    theconversationtogether.Youarenotallowedtoreadaloudthescenario.
    Bahrul:Excuseme.
    Devi :Yes,Mr.HowcanIhelpyou?
    Bahrul:IwouldliketomakeanappointmentwithdoctorDimas.CanIseehimtodayorshouldIcomeanotherday?
    Devi :Yes,sure.YoucanmeetdoctorDimas10:00o’clocktoday
    Bahrul:Okay,ThankyouSifa:Y
    ou’rewelcome

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