EXPRESSION OF SADNESS Study the dialogue, then practice it. Yulia: “Hi .... Richard” Richard: “ Hello ...., Yulia” Yulia: “ You look so awful. Why do you ask me to come here?” Richard: “ I want to share with you.” Yulia: “What is the problem?” Richard: “ I am very sad because my father is sick.” Yulia: “I am sorry to hear that.” Richard:”Thank you. And I have another problem.” Richard: “What is that? Share it with me!” Yulia: “Next week we have to pay the school monthly fee, but I don’t have any money. What should I do?” Yulia: “It’s easy. I still have some money. You can use it. “ Richard: “No. I do not need that.” Yulia: “Why not? Come on ... you are my best friend. I am happy if I can help you.” Richard: “Thank you.” Yulia: “Don’t mention it! Now, just smile. And I hope your father will be better soon.” Richard:”Thank you. Yulia. You are really my best friend.” The bold typed sentence in the dialogue above is used to express sadness . The expression of sadn...

  BIOGRAPHY A biography or simply bio is an account of a person’s life. It entails more than basic facts like education, work, relationships, and death-a biography also portrays a subject’s experience of these events. A biography is a kind of recount texts. This text is for questions 1 to 4 Galileo Galilei Galileo Galilei was born in Italy on February 15th 1564. He was the oldest out of six children to Vincenzo Galilei and Giulia Ammannati. He started studying medicine at University of Pisa in 1583. Unfortunately, he could not finish his degree because he had financial difficulties in 1585. Nevertheless, his role was so significant that he was called “The Father of Modern Science”. While almost becoming a professor, he left the university and continued studying mathematics. He supported himself by teaching in minor position. At the same time, he started studying objects in motion and published The Little Balance. As a result, he got a teaching post at the University of ...

  LET’S STUDY “THE CAUSATIVE “HAVE AND GET”. STUDY THE PATTERNS. READ THE EXAMPLES. A.     Causative HAVE is followed by the simple form of a verb, not an infinitive. Causative HAVE means that someone asks another person/ people to do something. Here is the pattern. Subject +have/has/had + object + Vbase   Examples: 1.        My English teacher has me do this test. 2.        Vita and Rosa have Ratih tell the film review. Here are some other examples. Subject Have/has/had Object (active) Vbase   1.     Dr. Smith Has His nurse take the patient’s temperature. 2.    I have the mechanic check the brakes. 3.    The director had his secretary tax ...