Hadi: "I have these pictures of Indonesia, Margaret. Do you want to look at them?"
Margaret: "Oh, I like to look at pictures of other countries, Hadi - and I want to learn about Indonesia. Let me see them! ...."
Oh, that's an interesting photo. Those are musicians!
Hadi: "Yes."
Margaret: "But Indonesian musical instruments are different from Australian musical instruments."
Hadi: "These are special instruments, Margaret. This is a gamelan orchestra. You see, this instrument has strings. This is a drum, and these are gongs."
Margaret: "Is that a guitar?"
Hadi: "No, it isn't. Do you like guitars, Margaret?"
Margaret: "Yes, I do. A guitar is a useful instrument. If you play a guitar, you don't need other instruments. You can play songs, and people can sing. ....
Oh, look at this photo, Hadi. What are these girls doing?"
Hadi: "They're dancing. That's a special Balinese dance."
Margaret: "They're wearing pretty costumes. And is this a gamelan orchestra, too?"
Hadi: "Yes, that's right."
Margaret: "Is that dance difficult to learn?"
Hadi: "Oh yes. These girls start learning when they're very young. Now look at this, Margaret."
Margaret: "Oh, that's a nice photo, Hadi!"
Hadi: "Yes, that's a rice-field. We grow a lot of rice in Indonesia. Rice grows well there."
Margaret: "But what beautiful scenery! Rice-fields, trees, mountains. I think this photo is the prettiest!"
Hadi: "Would you like to have it, Margaret?"
Margaret: "Are you giving it to me?"
Hadi: "Yes."
Margaret: "Oh, thank you very much, Hadi! It's lovely!"
- What is the conversation about?
- What pictures does Hadi show Margaret?
- In your opinion, what makes Margaret interested in the pictures?
- What does Margaret say about Indonesian musical instruments?
- What does Margaret think about guitars? Why?
- What are the girls in the picture doing?
- What does Margaret think about their costumes?
- Which picture does Margaret like best?
- What does Hadi do with the picture?
- Rewrite the above dialogue in your book and underline the demonstrative pronouns; this, that, these, those.
- ... is a flower.
- ... is an office.
- ... are fingers.
- This is ... water.
- ... are exercises.
- ... animals eat grass.
- ... boy is playing football.
- ... is a library.
- ... is coffee.
- ... is an island.
- ... are university students.
- ... girl has been here for an hour.
- ... is a hotel.
- ... aeroplane is flying above the sea.
- Most farmers in ... country grow rice.
- a book
This is a book. - racing cars
.... - pure honey
.... - doctors and nurses
.... - my aquarium
.... - a traditional game
.... - kites
.... - old coins
.... - boats
.... - a picture of my family
....