reading conjunction language function(inviting)

BAHASA INGGRIS
Reading : Legend
Unsur bahasa : Conjunction
Language Function : Inviting
people

Once, a fisherman named Batara
Guru Sahala in Batak land. One day
he caught a fish. He was surprised to
find that the fish could talk. It begged
Sahala to set it free. He did
accordingly.

As soon as the fish was free, it
changed into a woman. She was
beautiful that Sahala fell in love with her
at once. He asked her to marry him.
The woman agreed to marry Sahala.
However, she told him that he must
never let out the secret that she was
once a fish. Sahala promised her that

he would not tell anyone about it

They were happily married, and had
two daughters. Every morning Sahala
went out fishing. His daughters would
bring him his lunch. One day, however,
instead of bringing the food to their
father, the two girls ate it.

When Sahala knew that they had done
with the meal, he got very angry. He
shouted at them saying,” You behaved
exactly like the daughters of fish!”

The girls didn’t know what their
father meant, They went home and
asked their mother about it. Their
mother was very annoyed. Although,
Sahala apologized to her, it was too
late. She would not forgive him for

breaking his promise.

The earth began to shake, and
volcano started to erupt. The earth
cracked and formed a big hole. People
said that hole became lake Toba.

1. The suitable title for the text
above is …
a. Special Fish
b. The Legend of Batak Land
c. The Legend of Danau Toba
d. Sahala’s Fate

2. What was the woman’s secret?
a. She was beautiful
b. She was once a fish
c. She married Sahala
d. She changed into a woman


3. How was Sahala’s wife when her
daughters asked her about Sahala’s
words?
a. She was very delighted
b. She became sad
c. She got angry
d. She looked glad

4. “It begged Sahala to set it free”
The word it here refers to …
a. the land
b. the fisherman
c. the fish
d. the guru

Unsur Bahasa
Conjunction
Subordinate Conjunction
Kata sambung yang digunakan untuk
menggabungkan induk kalimat dan

anak kalimat yang berfungsi sebagai
kata keterangan.

1. Menjelaskan Waktu (Time)
- When
: ketika
- After
: sesudah
- Before
: sebelum
- Until
: sampai
2. Alasan (Reason)
- Because : karena
- Since
: karena

3. Syarat (Condition)
- If
: jika

4. Pertentangan (Contrast)
- Although : meskipun

Contoh Kalimat
• He read the book when he has time
• He worked as a lawyer after he
finished his education
• I will not sign the contract if it is not
satisfactory
• I can’t ride the motorcycle because
the brake is broken

1. Anwar : Good morning. Did you sleep
well last night?
Daisy : Morning. Well, actually
I couldn’t sleep well… I was
really tired.
a. because
b although
c. if

d. when

2. Mr. Budiman : Right! What do you
think of this house?
Mrs. Budiman : It isn’t very nice …
I like the garden.
Let’s find another one.
a. since
b. although
c. when
d. if

3. Lily

: It’s already 3 pm. Why don’t
you go home.
Vina : I want to finish this job …
going home.

a. before

b. after
c. if
d. when

4. Alena : What do you do for fun. Ton?
Tony : I like listening to music.
I love music … I can’t play
any musical instrument.
a. because
b. after
c. although
d. if

5. Sinta : I often see Anton in the
library. He looks serious

studying his lesson.
Vitra : Right . He studies hard
…he wants to
become a doctor.

a. when
c. after

b. because
d. although

6. Yuni : I think I can’t go home now.
I have to complete this work
now. Will you wait for me?
Aldi : Yes, I will wait for you … you
finish your job.
a. although
b. because
c. before
d. until

7. Bela : Why don’t you complete the
form?
Dian : I can’t do it …you give the data
needed

a. when
b. before
c. although
d. if

8. Rumi : I haven’t told Andy to come to
the meeting tomorrow.
Viga : I will tell him … I meet him
a. if
b. although
c. before
d. because

Language Function
Inviting People
 Inviting someone
 Accepting an Invitation
 Declining an Invitation

Inviting Someone

• Would you like to…
• And if you are in Jakarta, please
do look me up
• You will …, won’t you?
• What about ….ing

• Come and …
• Why don’t you …
• We should be very pleased
if you could …
• Would you care to …

Accepting an Invitation









Thank you, I’d like to
I would, thank you very much
That would be very nice
With pleasure
That sounds very nice idea
Great/lovely
You bet

Declining an Invitation





Thank you very much but …
That’s very kind of you but …
Thank you for asking me but …
I am very sorry I don’t think
I can. I …







I’d love to but …
I wish I could, but …
I am afraid I …
Sorry I can’t …
Unfortunately I can’t …

1. Susy : I’ve got some new films at home
…and watch them together
Risa : I’d love to but I am sorry I can’t.
I have to go to the dentist this
afternoon.
a. I am sure you will come
b. Do you agree with it
c. Why don’t you come
d. Do you think it is a good idea

2. Mr. Jones : …if you could come to my
daughter’s wedding party
next Sunday.
Mr. Smith : We’d be delighted to come.
Thank you.
a. What about
b. You can come, can’t you?
c. We should be very pleased
d. With pleasure

3. Elly : You look busy recently
Dana : Yes, we will have a reception
to celebrate the opening of
our new store. Would you like
to come then. It’s tonight.
Elly : …, but I have a final
examination the following day.

a.
b.
c.
d.

I hope so
What a coincidence
I wish I could
I am confused

4. Jay : There is a good film on the
cinema … watching it next
Saturday night.
Yulia : That’s a good idea I’d love too.
a. how come
b. why do you
c. what about
d. will you

5. Nata : We will have a small party to
celebrate my graduation.
Do you fancy to come along?
Erika : … Thank you.
a. That’s a great thing
b. What an amazing thing
c. That would be very nice
d. I wish I could

6. Diah : I will celebrate my 20th
wedding anniversary tomorrow
night. You must come.
Rinda : …but I can’t. I have an
appointment with my doctor.
a. of course
b. I’d love to
c. why not
d. certainly