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Traveling to the least country in the world 

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Traveling to the least country in the world 

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It is extremely tiny country in the south Pacific called Tuvalu. Tuvalu is likely visited country in the world that only two thousand registered visitors in 2017. It is tiny country that has 8 Islands. While to figure out what this country is located it was actually hard, even spot it on a map,  that's because the entire  country's landmark is only twice the size of the LA airport or just a forth of the size of Disneyworld. Tuvalu has about eleven thousand residents and sadly one of the first countries to be forecasted to disappear as a result of rising oceans caused by climate change. The thin of this country is you can literally see both sides of the water pretty much  at any point. There is the lagoon and then there's the open  water. When sunset time, the locals people have taken over the airstrip and turn it into their soccer field, their volleyball field and all sorts of different activities going on.

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Traveling to the Least Visited Country in the World

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1. Figure out : menemukan, memperhitungkan
2. Resident : Pendidikan, penghuni
3. Forecasted : diperkitakan, diprediksi
4. Climate change : perubahan iklim
5. Literally : secara harfiah, sunggguh-sungguh
6. Lagoon : teluk, danau di pinggir laut
7. Airstrip : landasan terbang sementara, darurat.

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Grocery Store
1) Finding on item
=> where i can find "...."?
A: "Excuse me. Where can I find yogurt?"
B: "You can find it in the dairy section. It's at the front of the store".
A: "Thank you. Can you tell me where the snacks and drinks section is?
B: "Sure. It's in aisle two".
A: "Thank you".
B: "you're welcome".
2) Asking for Stock
=> Do you have more "...." in stock?
A: "Hi, I'd like to buy some canned pineapples. But I see none on the shelf. Do you have more canned pineapples in stock?"
B: "I am not sure, which brand do you like prefer?"
A: "I don't have any preference. Any brand will do as long as it's not too expensive".
B: "OK. Let me check, just a moment..
Sorry canned pineapples are sold out".
A: "Alright, when will you restock?"
B: "My manager said that the canned pineapples will be available tomorrow ".
A: "Thanks, I'll come again tomorrow ".
3) Asking if an item is sold
=> Do you sell "..."?
A: "Excuse me.Do you sell blueberry muffins?"
B: "Sorry, we don't carry this item. What about other types of breads or cakes? Our cheesecakes are on sale today. They are located in the bakery section.
A:"that sound great, where is the bakery section? "
B:"you can walk all the way down this aisle and you'll see the bakery section on your right".
4) Asking of price
=>How much is it?
B:"hi, what can I do for you? "
A:"I'd like to buy some bell peppers. But I can't find the price tag. How much is it? "
B:"that's 4 dollars"
5) Talking about discount
=>can you tell me where I can find this "..." on sale? "
A:"excuse me I have a coupon for 2% off toothpaste. Can you tell me where can I find this toothpaste on sale? "
B:"sure. Healthcare products are on aisle seven".
A:"thank you. "
B:" you're welcome ".

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1) Grocery store : a retail shop where you can buy almost anything such as food, healthcare products, etc.
2) section : the products in a grocery store are arranged into sections (or parts) according to the type of item.
3) Shelf : the products are put on the shelves
4) Aisle : the products are also arranged in aisle. An aisle is a long, narrow space between the shelves. Similar products are often located in the same aisle.
5) Stock : a supply of something for sale
6) In stock : a particular type of product is available
6) Out of stock/sold out : a particular type of product is not available
7) restock : to replace goods that have been sold
8) brand : a type of product made by a particular company
9) Carry : we don't sell this item
10) On sale : when something is on sale, that thing is sold in lower price
11) All the way down the aisle : walk along the aisle until you reach the end of it.

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FORMAL PRESENTATION
1. Introduction
e.g. good morning everyone, for those who don't know me, my name is Simon, and I work in the marketing department.
2. Introducing your topic
e.g. I'd like to talk to you today about quality control and why we're all responsible for quality control, whichever department you work in.

To the presentation is strong are:
1. Deliver the problem then give the solution
2. Interesting fact or statistics
3. Give short story
You may choose one of them to make your presentation is more interesting.

Our presentation shouldn't just give information, we also need to show people how your information is organized. To do this,you need signposting language. This means using words and phrases to show the audience where your point is an end.
e.g. okay, that covers the new policies. Next I'd like to move on and discuss what these policies mean for you.
You can use signposting to show that you've finished your main point and you reach the conclusion.
e.g. let's review the key point from this session.
Mistakes and clarification
- let me rephrase that
- actually, what I meant to say is...
- to clarify, I wanted to say that...
Adding something you forgot
- let me just add one more thing
- I'd like to add something to a point we discussed earlier
- let me return to an earlier point briefly
Delay answering
- I've allocated time for questions at the end of this session, so we'll address your idea later.
- I'm not in a position to answer that right now, but I'll get back to you later this week.
Dismiss the question
- thanks for your input, but I don't see how that's connected to what I'm saying.
- I don't mean to be blunt, but I don't think that's relevant to today's discussion.

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