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Bahan Ajar 3.1-4.1 Kls. 9 Sem 1
Bahan Ajar 3.1-4.1 Kls. 9 Sem 1
Bahan Ajar 3.1-4.1 Kls. 9 Sem 1
Kelas IX
Semester 1
Bahan Ajar
Congratulating
• Expressing Hopes and Wishes
• Verbs: Hope & Wish
Disusun oleh:
Riris, S.Pd
Congratulating
Practice the following dialog with a friend.
Edo : Look, Kinar! There’s your name here! Wow, you’ve placed the first!
Kinar : Really? Wow, I can’t believe myself! I won!
Edo : Yes, you made it! Congratulations, Kinar!
Kinar : Thank you, Edo. Thanks for your support too.
Edo : You’re welcome. I know how hard you’ve prepared yourself for the contest. Your victory is
really worth it.
Kinar : You’re right. Besides, I love English and reading stories.
Edo : I know. Anyway, it’s written here that you should prepare yourself for the Regional
Storytelling Contest in August.
Kinar : You’re right. The committee ever told me that the winner would represent our school to the
regional contest.
Edo : I know it’s not easy, so I hope you show your best performance for the contest. If you win,
it’s a really great bonus.
Kinar : I hope so.
Edo : Just let me know if you need something. I will always be there to support you.
Kinar : Thank you, Edo.
Answer the following questions.
• Congratulations on your team’s victory! All your hard work has been paid off.
• Congratulations on being the finalist of a song festival.
• You must be really happy on your graduation.
• Congratulations! May you be accepted by the most popular school in town.
• We congratulate you on being our new principal. Hope you will make this school
better.
• Having a baby after waiting for a few years is very exciting.
• Congratulations! I hope the baby’s arrival will give you more happiness and prosperity.
• I’d like to offer my congratulations on your new house. Wish you a happy living!
• I’d like to congratulate you on being the interchange student for Australia.
1. Hope
We use ‘hope’ when what we expect is very possible.
Example: I hope Farah enjoys living in Lombok.
2. Wish
We use ‘wish’ to show goodwill.
Here, the word “wish/wishing …” is followed by a noun phrase.
Example: Wish/wishing you a happy birthday. (= I hope you have
a happy birthday.)
Furthermore, we use ‘wish’ when what we expect is impossible.
Example: I wish I speak Japanese. (In fact, I can’t speak Japanese.)