Tugas pertemuan 1 #Bahasa inggris 2

• Sentences that contain a subject, verb, complement and modifier

a. We studied painting last week

Detail bellow :

We = subject

studied = verb

painting = complement

last week = modifier

b. They went to the park every weekend

Detail below :

They = subject

went = verb

park = complement

every weekend = modifier

c. We make fried rice every morning

Detail below :

We = subject

make = verb

fried rice = complement

every mornig = modifier

•  Example sentence a Present Tense, Past Tense and Future Tense

Sentence Present Tense

a.  (+) The leaf is green

(-) The leaf isn’t green

(?) Is the leaf green

b. (+) The handphone is new

(-) The handphone isn’t new

(?) Is the handphone new?

c. (+) Teddy is disappointed

(-) Teddy isn’t disappointed

(?) Is Teddy disappointed

Sentence Past Tense

a. (+) I went to school yesterday

(-) I did not go to school yesterday

(?) Did you go to school yesteday

b. (+) Jhon bought a new motorcycle last month

(-) jhon did not buy a new motorcycle last month

(?) Did your john buy a new motorcycle last month

c. (+) The boy played games in this room 15 minutes ago

(-) The boy did not play games in this room 15 minutes ago

(?) Did the boy play games in this room 15 minutes ago

Sentence Future Tense

a. (+) I will go to Bali next month

(-) I will not go to Bali next month

(?) Will you go to Bali next month

b. (+) I did go swimming tomorrow

(-) I didn’t go swimming tomorrow

(?) Did I go swimming tomorrow

c. (+) We will be the winner

(-) We will not be the winner

(?) Will we not  be the winner

•  Function Verb Agreement and example sentence containing Either, Neither and Gerund

Function Verb Agreement is verb agreement subject refers to the fact that the subject and verb in a sentence must agree in number. In other words, they both must be singular or they both must be plural. you can’t have a singular subject with a plural verb or vice versa. The tricky part is in knowning the singular and plural forms of subjects and verbs. Singular and plural subjects, or nouns, are usually pretty easy. In most cases the plural form of a noun ha an “s” at the end.

Either :

Either Rony or Tonny comes late

Either Rafly or Reni is not a teacher

Either my brother or I will visit my grandmother  next month

Neither :

Neither Almi nor Tini  will not make a bhirthday party this year

Neither you nor I have washed the dishes today

Neither you nor  your brother made my coffe this night

Gerund :

I look forward to hearing from you soon

I think that mastering english is a plus point  for my career