1. Dinni Dwi A.R

2. Irwandi Rahmawan

3. Margaretha Claudia

4. Nayla Azzahra R.

Dialogue

Emily: Have you tried the new Italian restaurant downtown, Sarah?

Sarah: Yes, I have, Emily. The pasta was delicious, but I didn't quite enjoy the desserts.

Emily: Interesting! I thought the tiramisu yet the cannoli stole the show for me.

Sarah: That's true, Emily. Although the pasta was great, the ambiance yet the service were a bit lacking.

Emily: I agree, Sarah. While the setting was cozy, yet the wait for our meals was a tad long.

Sarah: Nonetheless, Emily, I feel we should give it another chance, perhaps try different dishes next time.

Translate

Emily: Sudahkah Anda mencoba restoran Italia baru di pusat kota, Sarah?

Sarah: Ya, sudah, Emily. Pasta-nya enak, tapi saya tidak begitu menikmati makanan penutupnya.

Emily: Menarik! Saya pikir tiramisu tapi cannoli mencuri perhatian saya.

Sarah: Itu benar, Emily. Meskipun pizzanya enak, namun suasananya dan pelayanannya sedikit kurang.

Emily: Saya setuju, Sarah. Meskipun suasananya nyaman, namun waktu tunggu untuk makanan kami agak lama.

Sarah: Meskipun begitu, Emily, saya rasa kita harus memberikannya kesempatan lagi, mungkin mencoba hidangan yang berbeda di lain waktu.

In this dialogue, the conjunctions used are:

Coordinating conjunction: but, yet

Subordinating conjunction: although, while

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A. Conversation

Ara: "What did you have for breakfast today?".

Bila: "I had a bowl of cereal and a boiled egg".

Ara: "Mother wanted me to have an Apple but i don't like fruits".

Bila: "Although the doctor has asked me not to eat too many sweet things, I cant resist eating jam every morning".

Ara: "If you replace jam with a bowl of cereal, you will not only lose weight but also feel more active".

Bila: "I don't know why I don't lose weight".

B. Indonesian translate:

Ara: "Apa yang kamu makan untuk sarapan hari ini?".

Bila: "Aku makan semangkuk sereal dan telur rebus".

Ara: "Ibu ingin aku makan apel, tapi aku tidak suka buah".

Bila: "Meskipun dokter sudah memintaku untuk tidak makan terlalu banyak makanan manis, aku tidak bisa menahan diri untuk tidak makan selai setiap pagi".

Ara: "Jika kamu mengganti selai dengan semangkuk sereal, kamu tidak hanya akan menurunkan berat badan tetapi juga merasa lebih aktif".

Bila: "Aku tidak tahu mengapa berat badanku tidak turun".

C. Types of conjunction:

1. Coordinating Conjunctions:

- The words: "and," "but."

- Explanation: Connects elements that are equal or parallel, such as two independent clauses or phrases.

2. Subordinating Conjunctions:

- The words: "Although," "if," "because"

- Explanation: Introduces a subordinate clause that depends on the main clause, indicating a cause-and-effect or conditional relationship.

2. Hafidh Zahran Fajreal

3. Halimatusyadiyah

4. Sri Alawiyah

A : I’m so hungry. Let’s eat something in restaurant!

B : Which restaurant? Should we go to Japanese restaurant or Korean restaurant?

A : Japanese restaurant!

B : I think Korean restaurant is better. The food is really delicious and the employees are friendly too.

A : Ok. Although I wanna eat Japanese food, yet I can still eat something in Korean restaurant.

B : What do you want to eat?

A : I want bibimbap but I want cold noodle too.

B : How about this! You order bibimbap and I will order cold noodle so you can eat both!

A : That’s good idea!

Translate

A : Saya sangat lapar. Ayo makan sesuatu di restoran!

B : Restoran yang mana? Haruskah kita pergi ke restoran Jepang atau restoran Korea?

A : Restoran Jepang!

B : Menurutku restoran Korea lebih enak. Makanannya enak banget dan pegawainya juga ramah.

OK. Meski aku ingin makan makanan Jepang, namun aku masih bisa makan sesuatu di restoran Korea.

B : Kamu mau makan apa?

A : Aku ingin bibimbap, tapi aku ingin mie dingin juga.

B : Bagaimana kalau ini! Anda pesan bibimbap dan saya akan pesan mie dingin agar Anda bisa makan keduanya!

A : Itu ide yang bagus!

Conjuntion : or, and, but, so, yet

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Sigit Aryo Widodo

Maulana Hakim Nuruddin

Dialogue:

A: What did you do during the long holiday last weekend?

B: I'm just at home with my parents and siblings.

A: What activities do you do?

B: Oh, I just remembered. We planted various plants together. My mother bought various plant seeds, such as chilies, strawberries, sunflowers, and replanted the leftover vegetable stalks at home.

A: Wow, that must be fun!

B: Yes, because we spend time outside the house.

Terjemahan:

A: Apa yang kamu lakukan saat libur panjang akhir pekan kemarin?

B: Aku hanya di rumah saja bersama dengan orang tua dan saudaraku.

A: Aktivitas apa yang dilakukan?

B: Oh, aku baru ingat. Kami menanam berbagai tumbuhan bersama-sama. Ibuku membeli berbagai bibit tanaman, seperti cabai, stroberi, bunga matahari, dan menanam kembali sisa batang sayuran di rumah.

A: Wah, pasti menyenangkan sekali, ya?

B: Iya, karena kami jadi menghabiskan waktu di luar rumah.

Conjunction:

with, and, such as, because

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2. Dialogue in English

Lily: "I like this soup, it’s so yummy, yet healthy."

Robby: "It is good, but it is high in sodium."

Lily: "Yeah, but it has lots of veggies."

Robby: "True, but it's not cheap, nor easy to make."

Lily: "OK, don’t you like it?"

Robby: "I do. I am just being honest."

3. Dialogue in Indonesian

Lily: "Saya suka sup ini, sangat lezat, namun tetap sehat."

Robby: "Enak, tapi tinggi sodium."

Lily: "Ya, tapi ada banyak sayuran."

Robby: "Benar, tapi harganya tidak murah dan tidak mudah dibuat."

Lily: "Oke, kamu suka?"

Robby: "Aku suka. Aku hanya jujur saja."

4. Dialogue Breakdown

1. Lily: "I like this soup, it’s so yummy, yet healthy."

- Conjunction: "yet"

- Reason: Introduces a contrast between the soup being delicious ("yummy") and healthy, suggesting a surprising combination of qualities.

2. Robby:"It is good, but it is high in sodium."

- Conjunction: "but"

- Reason: Contrasts the positive aspect of the soup being good with the negative aspect of its high sodium content.

3. Lily:"Yeah, but it has lots of veggies."

- Conjunction: "but"

- Reason: Presents another contrasting point by acknowledging the previous negative aspect (high sodium) while emphasizing the presence of lots of vegetables in the soup.

4. Robby: yeah, but it's not cheap, nor easy to make."

- Conjunction: "but"

- Reason: Introduces another contrast, agreeing with Lily's positive aspect (veggies) while highlighting the soup's drawbacks in terms of cost and difficulty in preparation.

5. Lily: "OK, don’t you like it?"

- No conjunction used here; it's a simple question seeking clarification.

6. Robby:"I do. I am just being honest."

- No conjunction used here; it's a straightforward statement explaining Robby's position without introducing a contrasting point.

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- Elmore Ciptaning G

- Rikzamia M

- Sonia Cahya N

Man: What will you do tomorrow?

Woman: I have to work, but I finish early.

Man: I don’t work, so I will go somewhere.

Woman: Where will you go?

Man: I think to the forest, for the leaves are changing colors now.

Woman: Well have a good time and take lots of pictures.

Pria : Apa yang akan kamu lakukan besok?

Wanita : Saya harus bekerja, tetapi saya menyelesaikannya lebih awal.

Pria : Saya tidak bekerja, jadi saya akan pergi ke suatu tempat.

Wanita : Kemana kamu akan pergi?

Pria : Aku memikirkan hutan, karena daun-daunnya kini berubah warna.

Wanita : Selamat bersenang-senang dan ambil banyak foto.

conjunction used in the conversation are:

-but

-so

-for

-and