Congratulations

1. Congratulations.
Look and learn.

She won gold He joined a story telling

medals last week. contest yesterday.
1. Congratulations.
Look and learn.

He celebrated his
She got an A for her birthday.
project.
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Dialog 1
Wow,
I got the gold congratulations!
medal.
Hi Binsar. I heard
Thank you. that you joined a
singing contest
last week?
I did.
Well, did you
win?
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Dialog 2
Well, that’s right. That’s right.

Well, I was the

Hi Atiqah. Miss second runner up.
Yanti told me that
you joined a story No. Only the
telling competition. winner can join
the next round of
Did you win? the competition.
Congratulations!
Are you going to
join the next round?
Think about it.
1. Why do we say
congratulations?
2. To whom do we say
congratulations?
3. What do we say when
someone says
congratulations?
2. I wish you luck.
Look and learn.

He is going to participate
in a singing audition.
She is going to take
an exam.
2. I wish you luck.
Look and learn.

He is going to ride
a bike.
She is going to
have a holiday.
Listen to the dialogs.

I’m studying for Good luck,

the math exam. then.
Hi Binsar.
What are
Thank you. you doing?

No. It’s The math exam?

tomorrow. Is it today?
 Listen to the dialogs.
I’m going to join the Thank you. Singing
singing audition audition?
tomorrow.
Wow. That’s a lot.
Yes. It’s for I wish you luck in
the school the audition.
choir.
Really? How many
I’m not sure. students will join
Around 200, I the audition?
guess.
Think about it.

1. To whom do we say
good luck or I wish you
luck?
2. What does it mean when
we say good luck?
 Act it out.

Work with a partner.

Then write dialogs
using the appropriate
situations.
 Summary
1. When we give appreciation for someone’s achievement,
we may say:
 Congratulations.
 That’s great!
 Keep up the good work.
2. When we hope good things may happen to someone,
we may say:
 Good luck.
 I wish you luck.