Giving Directions

Giving Directions

Bob: Excuse me, I'm afraid I can't find a bank. Do you know where one is?
Frank: Well, there are a few banks near here. Do you have a particular bank in mind?

Bob: I'm afraid I don't. I just need to withdraw some money from either a teller, or an ATM.
Frank: OK, that's easy.

Bob: I'm going by car.
Frank: Well, in that case, go straight ahead on this street until the third traffic light. Take a left there, and continue on until you come to a stop sign.

Bob: Do you know what the name of the street is?
Frank: Yes, I think it's Jennings Lane. Now, when you come to the stop sign, take the street on the left. You'll be on 8th Avenue.

Bob: OK, I go straight ahead on this street to the third traffic light. That's Jennings lane.
Frank: Yes, that's right.

Bob: Then I continue on to the stop sign and take a right on 8th Avenue.
Frank: No, take a left at the stop sign onto 8th Avenue.

Bob: Oh, thanks. What's next?
Frank: Well, continue on 8th Avenue for about 100 yards, past a supermarket until you come to another traffic light. Take a left and continue on for another 200 yards. You'll see the bank on the right.

Bob: Let me repeat that: I go about 100 yards, past a supermarket to the traffic light. I take a left and continue for another 200 yards. The bank is on the right.
Frank: Yes, that's it!

Bob: OK. Can I repeat this to see if I've understood everything?
Frank: Certainly.

Bob: Go straight ahead until the third traffic light. Take a left, and continue on to the stop sign. Turn left onto 8th Avenue.
Frank: Yes, that's right.

Bob: Go past the supermarket, to another traffic light, take the first left and I'll see the bank on the left.
Frank: Almost, you'll see the bank on the right, after 200 yards or so.

Bob: Well, thank you very much for taking the time to explain this to
me!
Frank: Not at all. Enjoy your visit!

Bob: Thank you.

Dialogue, with Direct and Indirect speech

Find a Place

Me: “What are you doing here, Liz? I haven’t seen you since June.”

Liz: “I’ve just come back from my holiday in Japan.”

Me: “Did you enjoy it?”

Liz: “I love Japan. And the Japanese people were so friendly.”

Me: “Did you go to the Fuji Mountain?”

Liz: “It was my first trip. I can show you some pictures. Are you doing anything tomorrow?”

Me: “I must arrange a couple of things. But I am free tonight.”

Liz: “You might come to my place. What time shall we meet?”

Me: “I’ll be there at eight. Is it all right?”

Liz: “Ok, I’ll waiting for you..”

Elements of Letters Tugas B.inggris Bisnis 1

The letter is an essential element in any agency or company as an interface to deliver important and official. The letter on the other hand is one of the means of communication to convey a meaning with written language. 

This time I will try to analyze the complimentary closing on the part of the letter. complimentary closing is only used in the news letter. This section is generally not required. But in Indonesia applying for compimentary closing tend to be mandatory for communicating ethics.

The complimentary closing should convey the level of formality and degree of personal feeling that the writer has for the reader.

The complimentary closing (omitted in the simplified letter format) appears two lines below the last line of text. Its alignment varies with the format of the letter:

In block letters, the complimentary closing
appears flush with the left margin.

In modified and semiblock letters, the
complimentary appears right of center or may
be flush with the right margin.

Complimentary closings for business letters include:

Sincerely,     Sincerely yours,     Thank you,     Regards,

Complimentary closings for informal letters include:

Best wishes,     Kindest regards,     Best regards,     

Cordially, 

Complimentary closings for very formal letters (those addressed to dignitaries and high officials) include:

Yours sincerely,     Respectfully yours,     Respectfully,

The word “truly” has become a cliche and should be avoided in letter closings.

Compimentary closing sentences in Indonesia are generally accustomed to using the word 

“Wassalamualikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh Or Wassalam“

taken from the Arabic word meaning 

“Salvation and God’s grace may remain in you all Or And peace be with you“

Order Letter Tugas B.inggris Bisnis 1

An “Order” is an expense for the person placing the order and an income for the one getting it. But this is not all. The company that bags the order has to fulfill lot of commitments to ensure that it has a satisfied customer, which can be an individual or another company. Timely delivery of the order, quality of delivery and after sale service – are all part and parcel of getting an order.

An Order Letter is the one that is written by the person/company placing the request of purchase from another company. This letter comes into action only when a detailed study of the desired product has been done in the market and based on promised service, quality and price of the product, a decision for a purchase has been made.

An Order Letter should be drafted very carefully as it needs to pen down all the terms and conditions of the purchase for the benefit of both involved parties. It should have details such as product specifications, quantities, price agreed upon, delivery date, late delivery clauses, etc. It should be addressed to the person responsible for the execution of the order with a copy to the head of department. Since it is totally an official letter it should be typed.

Do and Do not of Order Letter

• An Order Letter should be addressed to the person responsible for executing the order.
• It should include all the terms and conditions agreed upon by both involved parties.
• Since it is purely an official letter it should be typed out.
• There is no need to use too many adjectives in the letter since it is purely for an order being placed.
• The letter should have all relevant details related to the order, for example, quantity, price and other terms and conditions.

Sample of Order Letter :

Definition of Application Letter Tugas B.inggris Bisnis 1

Definition: A letter of application, also known as a cover letter, is a document sent with your resume to provide additional information on your skills and experience.

A letter of application typically provides detailed information on why are you are qualified for the job you are applying for. Effective application letters explain the reasons for your interest in the specific organization and identify your most relevant skills or experiences.

Your application letter should let the employer know what position you are applying for, why the employer should select you for an interview, and how you will follow-up.

When writing an application letter you should include :

• First Paragraph: Why you are writing – mention the job you are applying for and where you found the listing.
• Middle Paragraph(s): What you have to offer the employer – mention why your skills and experience are a good fit for the job.
• Last Paragraph: Say thank you to the hiring manager for considering you and note how you will follow up.

Sample of Application Letter :

Dear Sir,

I’m seeing your fast growing organization and I heard that your company has a good reputation, so I would like to join with your company as System Computer officer.

I am 23 years of age and I graduated from Computer Science and Information Technology Faculty, Gunadarma University, Jakarta, Computer System.

I have an excellent health, high motivation, good communication skill, computer skill, creative, high loyalty, integrity, I am ready to work hard, and highly motivated to works every where.

Hopefully, you could consider my application and I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Yours faithfully,

Bayu Satria Gemilang, S.Kom

Memo Report Tugas B.inggris Bisnis 1

A memorandum (memo) is an informal report used to convey information about a subject. Engineers and technologists must often write memos to their supervisors. Therefore it is important to learn good habits in preparing this type of document.

All writing requires the author to consider the audience. Memos for all SSEL work are to be written to the physists for whom you work. The memo should tell what was done and describe the important findings.

Most important, tell and show how dependable your findings are.

Memo reports are to be no longer than three single sided pages typed or four pages hand written.

Memo to: SSEL workers
From: The Boss
Date: January, 2013
Reference: Memo Report Format

Summary: This memo describes a new report format, called the Informative Memo Report, that can be used as an alternative to the memo format shown in the EE/CpE Department’s Communications! document. The new style includes Summary,

Introduction, Main Body, and Concluding sections.

Introduction:
The memo report format shown in Communications! shows how to report on a lab experiment. An alternative might be called an Informative Memo Report. This type of memo should allow you to succinctly discuss any required topic. The ideal memo will be at most two pages; if you are really good, you will make points with the boss by covering the material in onepage.

Typical Memo Organization:

The Informative Memo Report organization can be like this memo. The Summary should be written so that your busy boss can get the meat of your memo without having to read the entire thing. The Introduction should bring the boss up to speed about what you are going to write about in the rest of the memo. The Body of the memo should be given an appropriate title (like “Typical Memo Organization”), and the main goals of the body are the following:

Cover all points required by the boss.
Allow the boss easily to get the information you want to convey.

In the body you should do the following:
Stick to the point
Don’t be wordy.

Use text formatting, such as bolding, italics, bullets of different styles, and alternate font styles to enhance your presentation and let the boss quickly see your main points.
Include circuit diagrams, figures, and graphs if needed.

Concluding Section:
If you wish to expand on the Summary given at the top of the memo, a concluding section might be given. You could entitle it Conclusion, Recommendations for Further Work, Summary

Comments, or any other title that tells what the boss is going to see when reading the conclusion.

Remember, the goal of any written or oral presentation is to communicate.

Macam-macam Pronoun beserta contoh kalimatnya

Macam-macam Pronoun beserta contoh kalimatnya

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Macam-macam Pronoun :

1.              Subject Pronoun

2.              Cont Pronoun

3.              Adjective Pronoun

4.              Possesive Pronoun

5.              Reflexive Pronoun

Subject Pronoun	Cont Pronoun	Adj Pronoun	Possesive Pronoun	Reflexive Pronoun
I	ME	MY	MINE	MYSELF
YOU	YOU	YOUR	YOURS	YOURSELF
SHE	HER	HER	HERS	HERSELF
HE	HIM	HIS	HIS	HIMSELF
THEY	THEM	THEIR	THEIRS	THEMSELVES
IT	IT	ITS		ITSELF
WE	US	OUR	OURS	OURSELVE

1.              Subject Pronoun

·      I have a book

·      You are sensitive

·      She have a dog

·      He sing a song

·      They play football

·      It Could be dangeraous when explode

2.              Cont Pronoun

·      Give me a reason

·      You are sophisticated

·      Her eyes is a beautiful

·      Please don’t tell him

·      That stuff belong to them

·      It hard to be perfect playing computer for long time, make us dizzy

3.              Adjective Pronoun

·      That is my book

·      Your phone is ringing

·      Her dress look beautiful

·      His mind is going somewhere, but his body is in here

·      Their going to beach on vacation

·      Its amazing, when get “A” in test water is good for our body

4.              Possesive Pronoun

·      That is book of mine

·      This pencil is yours

·      This phone is hers

·      His songs very popular

·      This house is theirs

·      The apartment in Mangga dua is ours

5.              Reflexive Pronoun

·      I do this homework by myself

·      I work hard for yourself

·      She sing for herself

·      David is amusing himself with guitar

·      That cake made for themselves

·      That cat can open the door by itself

·      We built the house ourselves