B. ESSAY Answer these following question I. Mention the expressions used in a presentation!(three expressions) 2. Read the situation, then make a short dialog based on the following situation! You will go to Malang by train on Sunday, December 10^th at 1.00 p.m. You reserve a single ticket for executive class. 3. What do you say if you want to refusing reservation? 4. Arrange the jumbled words into good sentences! a. rooms-hotel-I-to-some-would-like-reserve -at - your b. a-sea-view-possible-Is -have-it-rooms-to-with 5. Put the following statements into reported speech! a. Jack said, "I am listening to my favorite musiC. b. Sarah said, "T will invite you to my birthday party tomorrow." C. Teacher said. "We study chemistry today in our school laboratory." d. Arini said, "can speak English fluently." e. Boby said, "I don't like working in the factory yesterday 11

**I. Mention the expressions used in a presentation! (three expressions)**Three useful expressions for presentations are:1. **"To summarize..." or "In conclusion..."**: These phrases signal the end of a section or the entire presentation, allowing you to concisely reiterate key points.2. **"Let's move on to..." or "Now, I'd like to discuss..."**: These expressions smoothly transition between different topics or sections within the presentation, maintaining a clear flow of information.3. **"Any questions?"**: This simple phrase opens the floor for audience interaction and allows for clarification or further discussion.**2. Read the situation, then make a short dialog based on the following situation!****Situation:** You will go to Malang by train on Sunday, December 10th at 1.00 p.m. You reserve a single ticket for executive class.**Dialog:****You:** Good morning. I'd like to confirm my train reservation to Malang for Sunday, December 10th, at 1:00 p.m. It's a single ticket in executive class. My name is [Your Name].**Ticket Agent:** Let me check that for you... Yes, I have your reservation under [Your Name]. Executive class, single ticket to Malang, departing at 1:00 p.m. on December 10th. Is that correct?**You:** Yes, that's correct. Thank you.**3. What do you say if you want to refuse a reservation?**There are several ways to politely refuse a reservation, depending on the context. Here are a few options:* "Thank you for the offer, but I'm afraid I won't be able to make it."* "I appreciate the invitation, but I have a prior commitment."* "Unfortunately, I'm unable to accept your reservation at this time."* "Thank you for contacting me, but I'll have to decline the reservation."**4. Arrange the jumbled words into good sentences!**a. **I would like to reserve some rooms at your hotel.**b. **Is it possible to have a room with a sea view?****5. Put the following statements into reported speech!**a. Jack said that he was listening to his favorite music.b. Sarah said that she would invite me to her birthday party the following day.c. The teacher said that they were studying chemistry that day in their school laboratory.d. Arini said that she could speak English fluently.e. Boby said that he hadn't liked working in the factory the previous day.