Ulangan Harian Bahasa Inggris Kelas 9 Bab: Decisive Expression

Which conjunction is used to express purpose followed by a verb phrase (V1)?

What is the most common expression to show that you have the yang same opinion as someone else?

Which phrase is used to express a negative purpose (supaya tidak)?

After the conjunction “so that”, we usually use a….

Siti: “I think we should start our wall magazine project now.”
Edo: “I agree with you. We need to finish it by Friday.”
What does Edo’s statement mean?

“We should eat enough fruits and vegetables …. be healthy.”
Which conjunction best fits the sentence?

Lina: “I don’t think we should go to the beach in this rainy season.”
Beni: “I agree with you. It’s too dangerous.”
Why does Beni agree with Lina?

“We should not eat too much instant noodles so that we will not get stomachache.”
The phrase “so that” in the sentence shows….

Dian: “I think we should use less plastic to save our planet.”
Rani: “…. It’s a great movement for our environment.”

“She exercises every morning …. she can keep her body fit.”
Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence.

Teacher: “I think we should cancel the trip because of the heavy storm.”
Student: “…. Safety is our priority, Sir.”

“We should wash our hands often …. get rid of germs.”
What is the correct conjunction?

Analyze the dialogue:
Doni: “The government should provide free internet for all students during the pandemic.”
Eka: “I don’t think so. It will cost too much money.”
Which statement is true about the dialogue?

Compare these two sentences:
(1) “We clean the floor in order to keep it clean.”
(2) “We clean the floor so that it is always clean.”
What is the difference between them?

If someone says “I partly agree with you,” it means….

Why do we use “in order not to” instead of just “not to” in formal sentences?

Evaluate this sentence: “We should study hard so that to pass the exam.”
Is it correct? Why?

Sani: “I think homework should be abolished for students.”
Tora: “I disagree with you. Homework helps students review what they learned in class.”
What is the best evaluation of Tora’s argument?

In which situation is using “in order to” more appropriate than just using “to”?

Which of the following shows the most polite way to disagree in a formal debate?