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The document provides examples of formal and informal greetings, as well as scenarios for asking and offering help, and declining assistance. It illustrates various conversational exchanges between students and teachers or friends, highlighting polite interactions. The examples serve as a guide for appropriate communication in different social contexts.

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Example Murid

The document provides examples of formal and informal greetings, as well as scenarios for asking and offering help, and declining assistance. It illustrates various conversational exchanges between students and teachers or friends, highlighting polite interactions. The examples serve as a guide for appropriate communication in different social contexts.

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EXAMPLE GREETING

- Formal Greeting
Student: Good morning, Sir.
Teacher: Good morning. How are you today?
Student: I’m fine, thank you. And you?
Teacher: I’m good. Ready for class?
Student: Yes, Sir.
- Informal Greeting
A: Hi, Budi! How are you?
B: Hey, Rani! I’m good. What about you?
A: I’m fine, thanks. Are you hungry?
B: Yes, let’s go buy some food.
- Formal Greeting
Student: Good morning, Sir.
Teacher: Good morning. How are you today?
Student: I’m fine, thank you, Sir.
- Formal Greeting
Anna: Hello, Mrs. Maria. It’s nice to see you.
Mrs. Maria: Hello, Anna. Nice to see you too.
Anna: How are you, Ma’am?
- Informal Greeting
John: Hi, Mike!
Mike: Hello, John! How are you?
John: I’m good. What about you?
- Informal Greeting
Sarah: Hey, Lisa! Long time no see.
Lisa: Yeah! I miss you. How are you?
Sarah: I’m great, thanks.
EXAMPLE ASKING & OFFERING FOR HELP

- Asking for Help (Formal)


Student A: Excuse me, could you please help me carry these books?
Student B: Of course, I’d be glad to help. Which class are you going to?
Student A: To class 10A. Thank you so much.
Student B: You’re welcome. Let’s go together.
- Asking for Help (Informal)
Student A: Hey, can you help me with this math homework?
Student B: Sure! Which number are you stuck on?
Student A: Number five. It’s really hard.
Student B: No worries, I’ll explain it to you.
- Offering Help (Formal)
Student: Good morning, Miss. May I help you carry these bags?
Teacher: Oh, that’s very kind of you. Yes, please.
Student: Where should I put them?
Teacher: Please take them to the teacher’s office.
Student: Certainly, Miss.
- Offering Help (Informal)
A: You look tired. Need some help with that box?
B: Yes, please. It’s really heavy.
A: Okay, let’s carry it together.
B: Thanks a lot!
A: No problem!
EXAMPLE DECLINING
- Asking for Help (Formal )
A: Excuse me, could you please help me with this project?
B: I’m really sorry, but I have to finish my own assignment first.
A: Oh, that’s okay. I understand.
B: Maybe later I can help you, if I have time.
- Asking for Help (Informal)
A: Hey, can you help me with this homework?
B: Sorry, I can’t right now. I haven’t finished mine either.
A: Oh, no problem. Maybe next time.
B: Yeah, sure.
- Offering Help (Formal)
Student: May I help you with those papers, Sir?
Teacher: Thank you, but I can handle them myself.
Student: Alright, Sir. Please let me know if you need help later.
Teacher: I will, thank you.
- Offering Help (Informal)
A: Need some help with that box?
B: Thanks, but I’m fine. I can carry it myself.
A: Okay, just tell me if you need help later.
B: Sure, thanks a lot.

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