Nurul Amaliah, 10209976, 4EA17
Tugas 1
Tugas 1
A. PRESENT CONTINOUS TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + am/is/are +Ving + O
(-) : S + not + am/is/are +Ving + O
(?) : Am/is/are + S + Ving + O
- (+) : She is ignoring me
(-) : She is not ignoring me
(?) : Is she ignoring me?
- (+) : The boy is studying alone now
(-) : The boy is not studying alone now
(?) : Is the boy studying alone now?
- (+) : Mrs. Elizabeth is teaching them now
(-) : Mrs. Elizabeth is not teaching them now
(?) : Is Mrs. Elizabeth teaching them now?
- (+) : My father is working at his office
(-) : My father is not working at his office
(?) : Is My father working at his office?
- (+) : Mother is cooking in the kitchen at this moment
(-) : Mother is not cooking in the kitchen at this moment
(?) : Is Mother cooking in the kitchen at this moment?
- (+) : Iam swimming at the swimming pool
(-) : Iam not swimming at the swimming pool
(?) : Am you swimming at the swimming pool?
- (+) : The beggar is crossing the busy road now
(-) : The beggar is not crossing the busy road now
(?) : Is the beggar crossing the busy road now?
- (+) : The children is playing football in the field
(-) : The children is not playing football in the field
(?) : Is the children playing football in the field?
- (+) : Rio and Reka are playing at home this time
(-) : Rio and Reka are not playing at home this time
(?) : Are Rio and Reka playing at home this time?
- (+) : My grandfather is reading a newspaper at this present
(-) : My grandfather is not reading a newspaper at this present
(?) : Is My grandfather reading a newspaper at this present?
B. PRESENT TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + V1 + s/es + O
(-) : S + do/does+ not +V1 + O
(?) : Do/does + S + V1 + O
- (+) : He gives lectures
(-) : He does not give lectures
(?) : Does he give lectures?
- (+) : Mr. Ade works everyday
(-) : Mr. Ade does not work everyday
(?) : Does Mr. Ade work everyday?
- (+) : Brother drinks milk everyday
(-) : Brother does not drink milk everyday
(?) : Does brother drink milk everyday?
- (+) : Mrs. Rina sells her new television
(-) : Mrs. Rina does not sell her new television
(?) : Does Mrs. Rina sell her new television?
- (+) : He buys story book in the book shop
(-) : He does not buy story book in the book shop
(?) : Does he buy story book in the book shop?
- (+) : I take a bath everyday
(-) : I do not take a bath everyday
(?) : Do you take a bath everyday?
- (+) : Mother cooks friedchicken
(-) : Mother does not cook friedchicken
(?) : Does Mother cook friedchicken?
- (+) : Mrs. Ani sings the sad song
(-) : Mrs. Ani does not sing the sad song
(?) : Does Mrs. Ani sing the sad song?
- (+) : We studies English together
(-) : We does not study English together
(?) : Does we study English together?
- (+) : They meets their teacher in the library
(-) : They do not meet their teacher in the library
(?) : Do they meet their teacher in the library?
C. PAST TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + V2 + O
(-) : S + did + not +V1 + O
(?) : Did + S + V1 + O
- (+) : I went to the cinema
(-) : I did not go to the cinema
(?) : Did you go to the cinema?
- (+) : She wrote love letter to her boy friend
(-) : She did not write love letter to her boy friend
(?) : Did she write love letter to her boy friend?
- (+) : Danang wrote a letter
(-) : Danang did not write a letter
(?) : Did Danang write a letter?
- (+) : I walked very far yesterday
(-) : I did not walk very far yesterday
(?) : Did you walk very far yesterday?
- (+) : Father went to Bandung yesterday
(-) : Father did not go to Bandung yesterday
(?) : Did father go to Bandung yesterday?
- (+) : We worked as clerk in that company
(-) : We did not as clerk in that company
(?) : Did we work as clerk in that company?
- (+) : Mr. Ahmad sold his garden to my father
(-) : Mr.Ahmad did not sell his garden to my father
(?) : Did Mr. Ahmad sell his garden to my father?
- (+) : Brother drank a glass of hot coffee this morning
(-) : Brother did not drink a glass of hot coffee this morning
(?) : Did brother a glass of hot coffee this morning?
- (+) : Elmo sang to us
(-) : Elmo did not sing to us
(?) : Did Elmo sing to us?
- (+) : Dino saw an airplane
(-) : Dino did not see an airplane
(?) : Did Dino see an airplane?
D. PAST CONTINOUS TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + was/were + Ving
(-) : S + was/were + not +Ving
(?) : Was/were + S + Ving
- (+) : Mr. Santo was teaching us
(-) : Mr. Santo was not teaching us
(?) : Was Mr. Santo teaching us?
- (+) : I was teaching television
(-) : I was not teaching television
(?) : Was you teaching television?
- (+) : She was going to the supermarket
(-) : She was not going to the supermarket
(?) : Was she going to the supermarket?
- (+) : I was crossing the street when I saw him
(-) : I was not crossing the street when I saw him
(?) : Was you crossing the street when I saw him?
- (+) : My mother was cooking in the kitchen
(-) : My mother was not cooking in the kitchen
(?) : Was My mother cooking in the kitchen?
- (+) : I was working in my garden
(-) : I was not working in my garden
(?) : Was you working in my garden?
- (+) : My father was reading a newspaper
(-) : My father was not reading a newspaper
(?) : Was My father reading a newspaper?
- (+) : Rahmanto was playing football
(-) : Rahmanto was not playing football
(?) : Was Rahmanto playing football ?
- (+) : Rio was studying English together
(-) : Rio was not studying English together
(?) : Was Rio studying English together?
- (+) : She was visiting museum
(-) : She was not visiting museum
(?) : Was she visiting museum?
E. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + have/has + V3 + O
(-) : S + have/has + not +V3 +O
(?) : Have/has + S + V3 + O
- (+) : Tomi has had many girl friends
(-) : Tomi has not had many girl friends
(?) : Has Tomi had many girl friends?
- (+) : I have learned to drive
(-) : I have not learned to drive
(?) : Have you learned to drive?
- (+) : I have taught English since 1980
(-) : I have not taught English since 1980
(?) : Have you taught English since 1980?
- (+) : He has seen that picture at he cinema
(-) : He has not seen that picture at he cinema
(?) : Has he seen that picture at he cinema?
- (+) : I have just written this word on the blackboard
(-) : I have not just written this word on the blackboard
(?) : Have you just written this word on the blackboard?
- (+) : Ali has come in five minutes late
(-) : Ali has not come in five minutes late
(?) : Has Ali come in five minutes late?
- (+) : He has had his car for a year
(-) : He has not had his car for a year
(?) : Has he had his car for a year?
- (+) : You have finished your breakfast now
(-) : You have not finished your breakfast now
(?) : Have you finished your breakfast now?
- (+) : They have given me lessons for about a year
(-) : They have not given me lessons for about a year
(?) : Have they given me lessons for about a year?
- (+) : He has kicked the ball
(-) : He has not kicked the ball
(?) : Has he kicked the ball?
F. PAST CONTINOUS TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + have/has + been + Ving
(-) : S + have/has + not + been + Ving
(?) : Have/has + S + been + Ving
- (+) : Rahmanto has been going
(-) : Rahmanto has not been going
(?) : Has Rahmanto been going?
- (+) : It has been raining since 9
(-) : It has not been raining since 9
(?) : Has it been raining since 9?
- (+) : You have been studying for an hour
(-) : You have not been studying for an hour
(?) : Have you been studying for an hour?
- (+) : She has been visiting him every sunday since she was a girl
(-) : She has not been visiting him every sunday since she was a girl
(?) : Has she been visiting him every sunday since she was a girl?
- (+) : Sinta has been lazy girl
(-) : Sinta has not been lazy girl
(?) : Has Sinta been lazy girl?
- (+) : She has been watching TV every night for a long time
(-) : She has not been watching TV every night for a long time
(?) : Has she been watching TV every night for a long time?
- (+) : We have been going to the Botanical Garden for our holidays since 1978
(-) : We have not been going to the Botanical Garden for our holidays since 1978
(?) : Have we been going to the Botanical Garden for our holidays since 1978?
- (+) : The house has been to small
(-) : The house has not been to small
(?) : Has the house been to small?
- (+) : She has been learning English for 3 years
(-) : She has not been learning English for 3 years
(?) : Has she been learning English for 3 years?
- (+) : They have been touring since yesterday
(-) : They have not been touring since yesterday
(?) : Have they been touring since yesterday?
G. FUTURE TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + will + V1 + O
(-) : S + will + not +V1 +O
(?) : Will + S + V1 + O
- (+) : Rahmanto will visit Bagas’s house this evening
(-) : Rahmanto will not visit Bagas’s house this evening
(?) : Will Rahmanto visit Bagas’s house this evening?
- (+) : The students 2.11 will go camping next week
(-) : The students 2.11 will not go camping next week
(?) : Will the students 2.11 go camping next week?
- (+) : I will study
(-) : I will not study
(?) : Will you study?
- (+) : You will swim
(-) : You will not swim
(?) : Will you swim?
- (+) : They will visit Tokyo
(-) : They will not visit Tokyo
(?) : Will they visit Tokyo?
- (+) : He will be busy tomorrow
(-) : He will not be busy tomorrow
(?) : Will he be busy tomorrow?
- (+) : Tom will get married next year
(-) : Tom will not get married next year
(?) : Will Tom get married next year?
- (+) : You will get a good news
(-) : You will not get a good news
(?) : Will you get a good news?
- (+) : She will go to Paris tomorrow
(-) : She will not go to Paris tomorrow
(?) : Will she go to Paris tomorrow?
- (+) : I will come after he comes
(-) : I will not come after he comes
(?) : Will you come after he comes?
H. PAST PERFECT TENSE
Rumus (+) : S + had + V3
(-) : S + had + not +V3
(?) : Had + S + V3
- (+) : My brother had slept
(-) : My brother had not slept
(?) : Had My brother slept?
- (+) : They had come
(-) : They had not come
(?) : Had They come?
- (+) : They had met twice before
(-) : They had not met twice before
(?) : Had they met twice before?
- (+) : Yusuf had written that letter
(-) : Yusuf had not written that letter
(?) : Had Yusuf written that letter?
- (+) : I had finished reading this book
(-) : I had not finished reading this book
(?) : Had you finished reading this book?
- (+) : She had been here since o’clock yesterday
(-) : She had not been here since o’clock yesterday
(?) : Had she been here since o’clock yesterday?
- (+) : The football match had started
(-) : The football match had not started
(?) : Had the football match started?
- (+) : I had studied Arabic before I left Madura
(-) : I had not studied Arabic before I left Madura
(?) : Had you studied Arabic before you left Madura?
- (+) : He had been ill for a long time
(-) : He had not been ill for a long time
(?) : Had he been ill for a long time?
- (+) : Helmi had been worked for two hours
(-) : Helmi had not been worked for two hours
(?) : Had Helmi been worked for two hours?
I. Artikel [ A, And, The]
Curly Hair Care Tips
1. Big curly hair, curly frizzy curls up like a sausage that is very circular.
2. Because various types of this, curly hair has a lot of problems because every person has a curly pattern that is different.
3. But definitely, the shape of your hair follicle curly-haired.
4. Has a bag of curly hair and also hair protein (keratin) that exist in the base of the hair will affect your hair type.
5. The owners of curly hair is highly recommended to maintain the hair moisture.
6. In order for curly hair more smooth and gentle to use a deep conditioning treatment twice a month.
7. If your hair is dry, do not wash too often, try to only twice a week.
8. Avoid using too coarse towel when drying your hair or wrap your hair with a towel to absorb the excess water wash.
9. Wipe with a soft towel and make sure your hair does not fall apart when rubbed.
10. If curly hair is touched with the rough - or worse combed - will cause your natural curly hair matted instead.
11. Citing Conectique, you should dry the hair with your fingers.
12. With or without a fan.
13. The result will make the hair become more organized and flexible.
14. Follow the pattern of your hair curly.
15. Rotate from the middle to the ends of your hair, advice Serafino.
J. Either
Rumus : Either + noun + or + plural/singular noun + plural/singular verb
1. Either The students or Toni is watching TV now.
2. Either my friends or my mother sweeps the floor every morning.
3. Either the cats or the dog eats the fish.
4. Either you or she is smart.
5. Either Alex or his sisters have washed the dishes.
6. Either student has passed the exam.
7. Either book belongs to Jimmy.
8. Either Tommy or Tommy’s friends are going to visit me tonight.
9. Either I or you shall finish the work.
10. Either you like the movie or hate it, it’s fine.
Neither
Rumus : Neither + noun + or + plural/singular noun + plural/singular verb
11. Neither the students nor Toni is watching TV now.
12. Neihter my friends nor my mother sweeps the floor.
13. Neither Toni nor the students are watching TV now.
14. Neither I nor you will be able to finish this work.
15. Neither Yayat nor two of his friends are.
16. Neither student has passed the exam.
17. Neither book belongs to me.
18. Neither Tommy nor Tommy’s friends are going to visit me tonight.
19. Neither I nor my daughter has seen the Ayat-Ayat Cinta yet.
20. Neither I nor Eti likes this course.
Both
Rumus : Both + noun + and + noun
21. Both my mother and my sister are here.
22. Both Vina and George are hungry.
23. Both Muh. Syihab and Muh. Hasan Basri are the members of new generation club.
24. Both my brother and my sister are dead.
25. Both the teacher and the student are here.
26. Both physical and mental strength.
27. Both his cavalier attitude and the clinic’s lax standard.
28. Both of yuyu and imay are singing.
29. Both my sister and my brother play the piano.
30. Both my father and my mother are still alive.
