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Tegar Khadijah Eka N. (26)Vita Elok Putri Trisna (28)Yusuf Rizal Sasongko (30)

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Disbelief

Surprise

Meaning Function Situation

Example Dialogue

Disbelief

Meaning

Expression disbelief is expression to not believe

something or someone with reason or unreason.

Function

The function is to express our disbelief about a matter that

concerns a person or something.

Situation

The right situation to use expression disbelief is when we heard the news

that we don’t believe about something or someone.

Example

How to ask disbelief :• Do you believe it?

• Wouldn’t you believe it?• This may surprise you, but...• You won’t belief this but...• I’ve got news for you...

Response :• I don’t trust you! • I don’t believe it. • Are you serious?• You don’t say

Formal

Response :

• You’re lie!

• Fancy that!

• I don’t believe you!

• You must be joking!

• Oh, no!

Informal

Expression :You know?

 Guess what!Aren’t you know? Do you know what?

Dialogue

Formal

Jessica : You won’t believe this, but twenty-one people were killed in a road accident.Tiffany : Are you serious?Jessica : Yes, of course! They were killed when two vehicles collided.Tiffany : No! I don’t believe it.Jessica : And two drivers were died instantly!Tiffany : How terrible!Jessica : Yes, it’s awful. And do you know what? 4,000 people die each year in road accidents.Tiffany : Oh, no! That’s not true!

Aiden : Do you remember Matthew? Nicky : You mean our high school friend? Aiden : That's him. He was in last week's

national singing contest... Nicky : And?Aiden : ...and he won first prize! Nicky : Are you kidding? Matthew is tone-deaf! Aiden : I know. Nicky : Unbelievable!

Informal

Meaning Purpose Situation

Example Dialogue

Disbelief

MeaningExpression surprise is

expression which someone when get a surprise.

Surprise can have valence. It can be neutral expression,

pleasant or accordingly some would not categories surprise

in itself as an emotion or every human.

Function

The function about expression surprising is to show our emotion

when something or someone coming upon unawares or of taking suddenly and without

preparation.

Situation

The right situation to use expression surprising is when we heard an amazing news which surprised.

Example

Expressing surprise :• I find it extraordinary• I must say it surprises me• I find that very surprising• How very surprising

• Indeed?

Response :• Sure.• It’s true.• No, I’m not.

• It is.• It’s true.

Formal

Expressing Surprise :

Wow! What a surprise!

That’s a surprise!

That’s very surprising!

Really?

What?

Are you serious? You must be joking!

You’re kidding!

Fancy that!

Surprise!

Where? Show me.

Informal

• Oh my gosh!•Wow!

• I’m serious.

• Yeah!• Yup!

Response :

Surprising amazement of something :- Fantastic!- Wonderful- It's Great!- It's terrific- Wow, that's amazing!- It's very nice- Impressive

Dialogue

Formal

Nathan : is that true that an earthquake hit our place?Casey : it is. By the way, didn’t you feel anything?Nathan : no, I slept soundly because I was very

exhausted, you know. How big was the earthquake?Casey : about 6.3 magnitudes.Nathan : wow ! I find that very surprising.Casey : But, I’m serious. Many buildings were broken

down, and some were cracked. But I heard no victim was announced.

Nathan : Thanks God

Sunny : Whose motorbike is that?Suzy : It’s Stephanie's.Sunny : Are you kidding me?Suzy : No, I’m not. I saw her riding that

motorbike this morning.Sunny : What a surprise!

Informal

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