Jumat, 24 April 2015
Present Tense
1. The goverment
always arranges RAPBN that will be asked for approval to DPR every year.
2. Indonesia
always suffers inflation in the end of the year.
3. The goverment
sets floating policy for the value of rupiah.
Present Continuous Tense
1. The world oil
price is increasing at this moment so the price of gasoline, diesel, and
kerosine are increasing too.
2. The value of
rupiah toward the US dollar is strengthening in Rp. 13.086,00
3. The doctors are
urging Jokowi to give certainty about Indonesian Economy for the people at this
moment.
Past Tense
1. In the SBY era
the price of petrolium, diesel, and kerosine ever increased four times and
decreased one time.
2. In the 1998
Indonesia suffered monetary crisis that finally made banking sectors bankrupt.
3. The goverment
set the price of petrolium from Rp. 6.400,00 to Rp. 6.900,00 for diesel and Rp.
6.900,00 to Rp. 7.400 for gasoline on Saturday on March 28th, 2015 at 00.00 the
day before yesterday.
Past Continuous Tense
1. The value of
rupiah was decreasing 0,08% to Rp13.075 per USD while the value of bath was
increasing 0,04% per USD yesterday.
2. The price of
world oil was increasing when the price of petrolium increased in Indonesia.
3. The price of
medium rice was increasing Rp. 271,00 became Rp. 12.000,00 while the price of
cooking oil was decreasing Rp. 71,00 became Rp. 11.500,00 in March to April
2015.
Past Perfect Tense
1. The students
had demonstrated before Soeharto retreated from his position as Indonesian
President in 1998.
2. The President,
Jokowi had become a governor of DKI Jakarta before he became a president of
Indonesia.
3. Sofyan Djalil
had become a Minister of State Enterprises in period 2007-2009 before he became
a Minister of Economic Coordinator in Jokowi era.
Good job Evi, your sentences is good actually in your grammar and punctuation. Thank you.
BalasHapus