Nama: Ini Putu Intan Juni Astuti

Nim : 2301010005
Matkul : Ebi-1
Jenjur : D1/Mars
Dosen : Putu Duiyatcita Arma Khinanti,S.Pd

1. Asking and Giving Opinion

•Is learning English important for our life?

Intan: Hey, what do you think about the importance of learning English in our lives?

Tina: Well, I believe learning English is crucial in today's globalized world. It opens
up countless opportunities for communication and career advancement.

Intan: Hmm, I see your point. But isn't it true that many people get by just fine
without knowing English?

Tina: Yes, that's true to some extent. However, knowing English can significantly
enhance one's access to information, resources, and job prospects, especially in
international settings.

Intan: I guess you're right. But what about preserving one's native language and
culture?

Tina: Absolutely, preserving one's native language and culture is important. Learning
English doesn't mean abandoning one's roots. Instead, it's about embracing diversity
and expanding one's horizons.

Intan: That makes sense. So, you think learning English can coexist with preserving
one's cultural identity?

Tina: Exactly. In fact, being bilingual or multilingual can enrich both personal and
professional experiences.

Intan: Thanks for sharing your perspective. I'll definitely consider that.

2. Expressing Agreement and Disaggreement.

•Having life insurance is important

Teeja: Hey Mark, have you ever considered getting life insurance?

Bayu: Hmm, not really. I've always thought it's unnecessary. Why do you think it's
important?

Teeja:: Well, I believe having life insurance provides financial security for our loved
ones in case something unexpected happens to us.

Bayu: I see your point, but isn't it just another expense? I'd rather invest that money
elsewhere.
Teeja: I understand your concern about expenses, but think about the peace of mind it
brings knowing that your family will be taken care of financially if the worst were to
happen.

Bayu: That's true. I guess I've never really looked at it from that perspective before.

Teeja: Exactly. Plus, life insurance can also cover outstanding debts and funeral
expenses, easing the burden on your family during a difficult time.

Bayu: You make a compelling argument. I suppose I should start looking into it more
seriously.

Teeja: Definitely! It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it,
right?

Bayu: Agreed. Thanks for sharing your perspective, Alice. I'll give it some serious
thought.