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Senin, 20 April 2015

THE DIFFERENCE OF MODAL VERB MAY, MIGHT & WILL, WOULD


TULISAN BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2
THE DIFFERENCE OF MODAL VERB MAY, MIGHT & WILL, WOULD

            Modal verb May, Might & Will, Would both can use to express sentence of possibility. Modal verb May use to explain situation that not proved yet. Modal verb Might use to explain situation that proved not occur. Modal verb Will use to make prediction that will occur. Modal verb Would use to explain prediction at the past.
            The difference of modal verb May, Might & Will, Would is on using implication sentence. On modal verb May, Might explain prediction that not proved yet, mean while modal verb Will, Would explain prediction that will occur.

Minggu, 19 April 2015

TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2 MODAL AUXILIARY


TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS
HAL 102 LATIHAN 9
SOAL NO 8-13

8.      A : May I have the check ?
B : Sure
A : Thanks

9.      A : Could I use the phone ?
B : Of course
A : Thank you

10.  A : Can I help you carry this heavy packages ?
B : Sure

11.  A : May I leave the class early mam ? I have to go hospital
B : Of course
A : Thanks

12.  A : Could I borrow your money to pay the bill ?
B : Sure
A : Thank you

13.  A : Can I help you sir ?
B : Sure

Sabtu, 14 Maret 2015

TULISAN MINGGU 1 B.INGGRIS BISNIS 2

TULISAN 1
BENTUK SIMPLE PAST

QUESTION
1.    Did he play football two days ago ?
Did     S    V1         O             adverb of time
2.    Did you teach yesterday ?
Did     S        V1     adverb of time
3.    Did she watch television last night ?
Did     S        V1             O           adverb of time
4.    Did you go to school a week ago ?
Did     S     V1          O          adverb of time
5.    Did he say something last night ?
Did    S    V1       singular       adverb of time          




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KELAS           : 3EB20
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TUGAS MINGGU 1

TUGAS
HAL 19 NO 5-9

5.      You’re sitting on a soft, comfortable sofa.
a)      You’re not sitting on a soft, comfortable sofa.
b)      You’are sitting on a hard, uncomfortable sofa.
6.      You stayed home all day yesterday.
a)      You didn’t stay home all day yesterday.
b)      You went home all day yesterday.
7.      Spiders have six legs.
a)      Spiders have not six legs.
b)      Spiders have eight legs.
8.      The population of the world is getting smaller.
a)      The population of the world isn’t getting smaller.
b)      The population of the world is getting larger.
9.      Our teacher wrote Romeo and Juliet.
a)      Our teacher didn’t write Romeo and Juliet.
b)      William Shakespare wrote Romeo and Juliet.

NAMA            : LISNA ASWIDA
KELAS           : 3EB20
NPM               : 24210048