Question

Tolong dibantu kaka2 yang jago bahasa Inggris merapat..
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Answer 1

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Jawaban:

giving intentions (memberikan niat):

1. Bayu :Definitely! My dad and I are going to go fishing

2. Bayu : No. We plan to go fishing in a lake near my uncle's house.

3. Santi : Fishing? That sounds great. But I would rather stay at home than go

4. Riri : I have made a plan with my mother about what to do on this long

weekend. We are going to practice baking cookies

5. Riri : Well, yes. That is my favorite. But we are going to also try to make ginger cookies

6. Santi:  I think I would like to bake cookies with Riri. Thanks for inviting me, Riri.

asking for intentions (menanyakan niat):

1. Riri: It will be a long weekend soon. Do you have any plans?

2. Santi :What about you Bayu? Do you have any plans?

3. Santi : Fishing? Are you going to go fishing in the river near your house?

4. Bayu : Would you like to come with us?

5. Bayu : What about you, Riri? What would you like to do on the long weekend?

6. Bayu : Are you going to bake choco chips cookies like the last time?\

7.  Riri : Or, would you like to join me to learn baking cookies? You can come to my house.

8. Bayu : Ha ha, ha. Do you still want to stay home alone?

9. Bayu : :It's a good idea! Or will you go fishing with me and my dad?

social functions:
Asking for intentions serves to clarify motives, plan activities, resolve conflicts, and build trust in relationships by seeking to understand others' goals and purposes. Giving intentions, on the other hand, provides clarity, facilitates effective communication, and fosters understanding by openly sharing one's own goals, plans, and motivations. Both functions are crucial in interpersonal interactions, ensuring smoother communication and stronger relationships.

Language Features

Asking For Intentions:
- Question Words: Questions that begin with words like "What," "Why," "How," "Where," and "When" are often used to ask about intentions

- Polite Language: When asking about someone's intentions, it's common to use polite language to show respect.

Giving Intentions

- Statement of Purpose: When expressing intentions, people often use clear and direct language to state their purpose or plan. Example:

"I intend to start a new business venture."

"My intention is to finish this project by the end of the week."

"I plan to travel to Europe next summer."

- Using Modal Verbs: Modal verbs like "will," "shall," "intend to," "plan to," and "aim to" are commonly used to convey intentions.