1. 1 Pertemuan 4: Too Good To Be True Matakuliah: G0942/Listening 1 Tahun: 2009 Versi: baru

2. 2 Learning Outcomes Pada akhir pertemuan ini, diharapkan mahasiswa akan dapat : menarik kesimpulan isi pembicaraan tentang langkah-langkah penipuan melalui kata sifat yang berhubungan dengan perasaan. (TIK-5) menjelaskan beberapa jenis penipuan dan alasan kenapa orang bisa ditipu. (TIK- 6)

3. 3 Outline Materi Vocabulary for comprehension Listening one: Too Good to Be True Introducing the topic Listening for main ideas Listening for details Listening between the lines Listening Two: Other Victims Expanding the topic Exploring language: Reductions

4. 4 Preparing to listen: Vocabulary for Comprehension 1.Luxury 2.Prize 3.Deposit 4.Trust 5.Victims 6.Fraud 7.Gullible 8.Con artists 9.Put pressure on 10.Protect yourself

5. 5 Vocabulary for comprehension Dear Sir/Madam, You have just won a (1) luxury vacation to BALI! You will stay in the most expansive room and eat the best food. We will treat you like a king! To get your (2) prize - a free BALI vacation - please send a five hundred dollar (3) deposit right away. With the deposit, we will send you more information about your vacation! (Your money will be returned if you decide not to go on the vacation.) Sincerely, Sunland Vacation Co. Dear Sir/Madam, You have just won a (1) luxury vacation to BALI! You will stay in the most expansive room and eat the best food. We will treat you like a king! To get your (2) prize - a free BALI vacation - please send a five hundred dollar (3) deposit right away. With the deposit, we will send you more information about your vacation! (Your money will be returned if you decide not to go on the vacation.) Sincerely, Sunland Vacation Co.

6. 6 Vocabulary for comprehension Adjectives that describe (+) feeling: 1. Pleased 2. Excited 3. Happy 4. Joyful 5. Cheerful 6. Confident

7. 7 Vocabulary for comprehension Adjectives that describe (-) feeling: 1. Reassured 2. Unsure 3. Worried 4. Frustrated 5. Angry 6. Scared

8. 8 Exploring Language: Reduction In informal speech, some words are reduced. If a word is reduced it joins with the word next to it and the sounds change. Example: –Written English: Are you going to send the deposit? –Spoken English: Are you gonna send the deposit? Exercises page 48

9. 9 Exploring Language: Reduction

10. 10 Exploring Language REDUCTION Written EnglishSpoken English going to  gonna have to  hafta has to  hasta want to  wanna