Group 4:

1. Elfitria Junita
2. Leni Susanti
3. Mutmainnah
4. Puan Maharani
5. Riskun Karim
6. Sri Endah Pitrya Aisah
Expressing Wants/Desires
Desire is a sense of longing for a person or object or hoping for an outcome. When a
person desires something or someone, their sense of longing is excited by the
enjoyment or the thought of the item or person, and they want to take actions to
obtain their goal.
The differences between desire , wish , hope
  Desire : Desire is a sense of longing for a person or object or hoping for an
outcome. When a person desires something or someone, their sense of longing is
excited by the enjoyment or the thought of the item or person, and they want to
take actions to obtain their goal.
  Wish : A wish is a hope or desire for something.
  Hope : Hope is the emotional state which promotes the belief in a positive
outcome related to events and circumstances in one's life. In the English language
the word can be used as either a noun or a verb, although hope as a concept has a
similar meaning in either use.
  Expressing Desire
 I wish I could be...
 I want to...
 I’m interested in...

Example :

Jason : What are you doing Ran?

Randy : I play video games. I‘m eager to know how to win this video games.
Jason : Randy, I wish I could be your best friend forever.
Randy : Oh really ? I wish I could be your best friend too.
Expressing Curiosity
Curiosity is a feel that happen when we really want to know about something.
Usually “curiosity” happens when we see something strange or something new. 
Expressing Curiosity
Expressing curiosity is the expression how express curious about something or someone.                
I want to know...
I’m curios about...
I’m eager to know...
What I’d really like to find out is …
 I’d be very interested to know …
I’ve been meaning to ask you.
I’d like to know …
I wish I knew …
I’d love to know …
I wonder …

Responding:


You
 can ask him in person.
Let’s find the answer.       


I am also curios about it.



Let time show us the truth.


Examples:

Situation 1
Sarah : “I’m so curious about the new student.”
Farhan : “Yeah, me too. Let’s wait for her. She loves coming to the library during the
break.”
Situation 2
Khadis : “You look so happy. I’m interested to know what happen to you.”
Sarah : “Sure, Dad. I got the highest score for math again.”
Khadis : “Really? So, congratulation.”
Situation 3
Sarah : “Why are you staring me like that?”
Farhan : “I wonder why you could be smarter than me.”
Sarah : “Because I’m your sister, hehe..…”
Example :
Sandra : Hey, Jerry. Do you know about the new student?
Jerry : New student? I don’t know. Even, I just heard it from you.
What’s going on?
Sandra : I wonder if she got scholarship from the government. If that so, I
would like to know how to propose the scholarship.
Jerry : Perhaps, we can ask her directly. Have you ever met her?
Sandra : Not yet.
Jerry : Let’s meet her after the class.
Sandra : That’s right. That’s a good idea.
Expressing Views
Expressing views are express our view with saying and explain
that with someone and give opinions to someone and also we
can ask for opinions with someone
Expressing views
 I support your decision …
 In my view …
 From my point of view …
 It seems to me …
 Well, to my mind this scene …
 Personally, I consider …
 I have the similar view …
 In my opinion …
 I can understand it, but I have a different opinion
 I think the most important is …
 Personally I believe …
 I’d just like to say …
Responding Agreement
 Thank you.
 Of course.
 You’re absolutely right.
 Yes, I agree.
 I think so too.
 That’s a good point.
 Exactly.
 I don’t think so either.
 So I do.
 I agree with you entirely.
 That’s just what I was thinking.
Responding Disagreement
 That’s different.
 I don’t agree with you.
 However …
 That’s not entirely true.
 On the contrary …
 I’m sorry to disagree with you, but …
 Yes, but don’t you think …
 That’s not the same thing at all.
 I’m afraid I have to disagree.
 I’m not so sure about that.
 I must take issue with you on that.
 It’s unjustifiable to say that …
Expressing views with responding disagreement

Dina: What do you think we should give to Fia for her birthday?
Lisa: I think we should give her a jacket, because she often ride a motorcycle.
Dina: I disagree. She already has so many jackets. How about a bag? She wears
the same bag everyday to go to school. So, I think it would be great if we give
her a bag.
Lisa: Hm.. Okay then. I agree. Let’s buy her a bag today after school.
Dina: Okay.
Expressing with responding agreement

Elsa : "I think you should apologize to him for the mistakes you made.
Helen : "I feel that I'm not making a mistake, Elsa.
Elsa : "You must be honest with me, don't make the situation get worse.
Helen : "All right, Elsa, I agree with everything you say, thanks.
Elsa : "Ok, Helen.
Thank You