Selasa, 31 Maret 2015
Simple present tense.
1. We
study accounting every Wednesday.
2. He
doesn’t know financial perfectly.
3. My
sister counts her money every day.
Present perfect
tense.
1. My family has experienced financial problems.
2.
Indonesia has experienced a crisis of monetary.
3. She
has returned the money to the bank.
Present continuous tense.
1. Father
is reading newspaper to find economic information.
2. Mr.
Indra is talking with his wife about financial planning.
3. Indonesian society is facing AEC 2015.
Simple future tense.
1. Mr. Sanjaya will
set up a financial consulting firm.
2. Ahmad will invest in a private company.
3. The Government will review the
tax collection system.
Simple past tense.
1. Yesterday
I borrowed money in the bank.
2. Last week I visited the
Indonesian stock exchange to buy shares.
3. We
watched tax information in the state finance office.
Thank you very much
Miss Sri Utami. I'm very happy about your
previous correction.
Hey! we're asked to make sentences with 5 tenses. They are Simple Present Tense, Simple Past Tense, Present Continuous Tense, Past Continuous Tense, and Past Perfect Tense. you must be careful friend :)
BalasHapusI think your sentences is good. Good job Rudi!
BalasHapus