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    The document contains examples of dialogues and questions about using conjunctions correctly. It provides scenarios where conjunctions like "so," "to," and "so that" are used to express purpose or reason. It also gives examples of expressions used to agree or disagree in dialogues like "I agree," "I don't disagree," and "I don't think so." Finally, it lists ways to agree and disagree with statements using expressions like "Yes, I agree," "No, I do not agree," and "No, I won't." The document aims to teach the proper use of conjunctions and expressions for agreement and disagreement in conversational English.

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    The document contains examples of dialogues and questions about using conjunctions correctly. It provides scenarios where conjunctions like "so," "to," and "so that" are used to express purpose or reason. It also gives examples of expressions used to agree or disagree in dialogues like "I agree," "I don't disagree," and "I don't think so." Finally, it lists ways to agree and disagree with statements using expressions like "Yes, I agree," "No, I do not agree," and "No, I won't." The document aims to teach the proper use of conjunctions and expressions for agreement and disagreement in conversational English.

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    The document contains examples of dialogues and questions about using conjunctions correctly. It provides scenarios where conjunctions like "so," "to," and "so that" are used to express purpose or reason. It also gives examples of expressions used to agree or disagree in dialogues like "I agree," "I don't disagree," and "I don't think so." Finally, it lists ways to agree and disagree with statements using expressions like "Yes, I agree," "No, I do not agree," and "No, I won't." The document aims to teach the proper use of conjunctions and expressions for agreement and disagreement in conversational English.

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    LKPD 1 Chapter 2: To To So That in Order To To

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    LKPD 1 CHAPTER 2

    Fill with suitable conjunction so that, in order to, to


    1. The girl is studying very hard at that moment to pass her exams next month.
    2. I bought dictionary to help with my vocabulary.
    3. I went to bed early so that I wouldn’t be tired in the morning.
    4. I waited for an hour in order to I could meet her.
    5. Taufik is very nice person. He is always prompt to help his friends.

    LKPD 2 CHAPTER 2
    Use the word in the brackets to answer the following question!. Don’t forget You answer with conjunction. Jawab
    dengan jawaban Panjang.

    1. A : What for are you wearing two pullovers? (gunakan conjunction so )


    B : The weather is cold so iam wear two pullovers to keep my body warm (to keep warm)

    2. A : What for do you go to the hospital? (gunakan conjunction to)


    B : I go to hospital to get my medical check up (medical check up}

    3. A : Why should you wear warm clothes? (gunakan conjuction so that)


    B : I wear warm clothes so that i dont get cold (do not want to get cold)

    4. A : What does your sister give English lesson to them? (gunakan conjuction in order to)
    B : My sister give english lesson to them in order to he earn some pin money

    (earn some pin money)


    Lkpd 2 CHAPTER 3
    1. Edo: The government plans to raise the water bill next month.
    Rita: _____ It will increase the number of poor people.

    The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

    A. I agree with you


    B. I totally disagree
    C. I don’t disagree
    D. I agree

    2. Ratna: Dian, I think Riri is responsible for this matter.


    Dian: Well, I don’t know.

    From the dialogue, we may assume that …

    A. Dian agrees with Ratna


    B. Dian disagrees with Ratna
    C. Dian has no idea about the case
    D. Dian cannot accept the fact

    3. Mother: You know that Mira always takes sleeping lately to solve her problems.
    Father: That’s wrong. It can be dangerous for her life if she doesn’t change her
    bad habit.
    The underlined expression expresses …

    A. Sympathy
    B. Possibility
    C. Agreement
    D. Disagreement

    4. Windy: Is Bandung Mall near here?


    Mia: Yes, it is.
    Jack: _____ it’s about 100 kilometers from here.
    Windy: Oh, really?.

    The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

    A. I disagree with you


    B. I quite agree
    C. I think so too
    D. It certainly is
    5. Maya: So, where will we go?
    Nury: How about the beach?
    Jane: _______. We have visited a lot of beaches this year.
    June: Kuta? Kuta beach sounds interesting, right?.

    The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …


    A. That’s so true
    B. I quite agree
    C. I think so too
    D. I don’t think so

    6. Your friend says, ” Let us go out tonight” and you think it’s a good idea.

    You say:

    A. Yes, I agree
    B. Yes, I am agreeing
    C. No, I am not
    D. I doubt so

    7. Someone says, ”It’s hot today” and you disagree. You say:
    A. Yes, I agree
    B. Yes, I am not
    C. No, I do not agree
    D. I think so

    8. Your friend is talking about a movie you both saw and says it was fantastic. You agree and say:
    A. Yes, I absolutely agree
    B. Yes, I completely agree
    C. No, I do not agree
    D. I think so

    9. You won’t go to work tomorrow, will you? … ( Disagree )


    A. Yes, I want
    B. Yes, I will
    C. No, I will not
    D. No. I won’t

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