Contoh Expression Of Asking Attention 2i4r63

Contoh expression of asking attention, giving attention, asking opinion, appreciation Expressing of Asking attention in front of the class When you have to deliver announcement in front of class you need to express the expression to make you become the centre of attention. Below are some common expression used to make the class listen to your speech or announcement. 1. May I have your attention, please 2. Can I get the attention! Thanks 3. Excuse me! 4. Attention please! 5. Stop talking please… 6. Everybody, may I have your attention, please ?

Expression of giving attention 1. OK. I See you 2. Ok. 3. Yes sir/mam/madam 4. Really 5. I know what you mean 6. How interesting 7. What’s next

Several expressions to check someone’s understanding Are you understand? Do you know what I mean? Do you understand the text? Have you got the point ? are you with me?

To give and ask opinion / Contoh contoh expression of asking and giving opinion Asking opinion

What do you think of …? What is your opinion about ….? Do you have any other idea ? Please say something about my ….? Please, give your view/ opinion about ….

Giving opinion I think that you are very beautiful with the dress I have a view that you are so smart I think you should have a louder voice

You are very … I agree with your opinion

To show appreciation /expression of showing appreciation you are very kind thanks for the attention you are the best that is my son

Contoh dialog expression of asking attention and giving attention This conversation happened in front of the class. The teacher is explaining the material , the students are not paying the teacher explanations. Teachers : OK. Today we are going to learn about Simple past tense, do you know that is simple past tense. Students : no Teachers : O.K please pay the attention, I will describe what the simple past tense is… Students : I see. Teachers : have you known about simple past tense? Students : yes, I have known a little, please explain again. Teacher :O.K listen to my…. Students : You are best Teachers : that’s my son

Formal ‘Hello’  ‘Good Morning’  ‘Good Afternoon’  ‘This is ___ speaking’  ‘Could I speak to ___ please?’  ‘I would like to speak to ___’  ‘I’m trying to ___’ Informal 

‘Hello’ ‘Hi, it’s ___ here’ ‘I am trying to get in touch with ___’ ‘Is ___ there please?’

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Taking / Receiving a Call You may need to use these if you are answering someone else’s phone, because they are unable to answer it themselves, or if you are answering an office phone. Formal ‘Hello, this is ___ speaking’  ‘___ speaking, how may I help you?’ Informal 

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‘Hello, John’s phone’

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Asking for more information / Making a request If you need to ask for a specific person, then phrase your request as a polite question, if you only have an extension number and no name, you

can say so. If you’re calling for a specific reason, just explain briefly what it is. Formal ‘May I ask who’s calling please?’  ‘Can I ask whom I’m speaking to please?’  ‘Where are you calling from?’  ‘Is that definitely the right name/number?’  ‘Could I speak to someone who ___?’  ‘I would like to make a reservation please’  ‘Could you put me through to extension number ___ please?’ Informal 

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‘Who’s calling please?’ ‘Who’s speaking?’ ‘Who is it?’ Whom am I speaking to?

Giving more information This would probably be used in a business context mainly, but could sometimes be helpful in an informal conversation too. It is good to specify where you are calling from, if you feel it may be helpful to the person you are calling. Formal ‘I am calling from ___  I’m calling on behalf of ___’ Informal 

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‘I’m in the post office at the moment, and I just needed ___’