Selasa, 31 Maret 2015
Name : Napa Apiani
NIM : 7211414142
Class: Accounting C
Simple Present Tense
1.
The Manager speaks English because he is from
America.
2.
A website is the most important tool for a
business.
3.
India wants a global agreement to focus on
climate change priod to 2020.
Past Tense
1.
The Government increased oil fuel (BBM) price
from Rp. 6.500 to Rp. 7.400 two days ago.
2.
The development of BBM price in Indonesia from
1990 to 2011 showed that the government implemented BBM price in 2008.
3.
Jokowi used the opportunity to reteirate the
government’s commitment to deliver a budget that is more benefical the citizens
as a whole.
Past Continous Tense
1.
When I walked into the office, several people
were busily typing, some were talking on the phone, the boss was yelling
directions and customers were waiting to be helped.
2.
The Cashier was calculating the money when the
Customer came
3.
When I bought this laptop my mother was buying
this handphone
Past Perfect Tense
1.
The people had never got success before they
worked hard.
2.
The Secretaris had cheked the report before the
Manager came to office
3.
The employee had arrived to office before the
Manager arrived.
Present Continous
Tense
1.
My accountant is calculating the profit of my
company.
2.
The Costumers are complaining about our service
and that is not good for us.
3.
The president is considering for the decision
that he will make.
nice.
BalasHapusi will give you same critism in some sentence, you forget give the point. its not aprropriate from grammar.
Thank you
napa I will give some critism about your sentence.
BalasHapuspriod may be period.
yelling may be telling.
Thank you.
Napa, please add a point at each end of the sentence. thank you
BalasHapushay napa, you are right in using tenses, but your job is no sign of its points.
BalasHapusoke, thank you zuliaty, solekah, and eka for your correction :)
BalasHapus