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Berhunung nak SMK3 pada payah B.Ing nya,,neh sdikit ilmu dari kk ryan...sang Englishman from Intermediate level...wwakakakakak


Examples of Basic Grammar Mistakes

Example #1

When you want to say: Saya telah kembali
It should be:
I have come back (verbIII: come )
or at least, I am back (adj: back)

Popular mistakes:
I am come back, we do not need "come" here, as it will make the sentence sounds weird.

Remember, a tobe (is, am, are, was, etc) should always be followed by a noun, adjective, or a verb+ing.


Example #2

When you want to say: Saya akan ban ID kamu
It should be:
I am going to ban your ID
I am banning your ID
I will ban your ID

Popular mistakes:
I will banned your ID (well, this is much more happening
in Indonesian language, I often see these kind of messages: "Gw banned
ne" or "Kok ID gw di banned?", not a real deal though, it's not in
English... ^^ )

Explaination:
Banned, as most of you have known... is a verb II which is used to form a passive voice or past events.

It could used to form a sentence like:
Your ID will be banned!
Your ID was/is banned by the OP!

Here I also found some information from wikipedia about tenses:

Past tense
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For other uses, see Past tense (disambiguation).
The past tense is a verb tense expressing action, activity, state or being in the past.

In English, there are two distinct types of past tense:

Present perfect (see perfect tense)
Preterite (or simple past)
Each of these may also be found in the progressive (continuous) aspect.

Simple past is formed by adding –ed to the root of a word. Example: He
walked to the store. A negation is produced by adding did not and the
verb in its infinitive form. Example: He did not walk to the store.
Question sentences are started with did as in Did he walk to the store?

Simple past is used for describing acts that have already been secluded
and whose exact time of occurrence is known. Furthermore, simple past
is used for retelling successive events. That is why it is commonly
used in storytelling.

Past progressive is formed by using the adequate form of to be and the
verb’s present participle: He was going to church. By inserting not
before the main verb a negation is achieved. Example: He was not going
to church. A question is formed by prefixing the adequate form of to be
as in Was he going?

Past progressive is used for describing events that were just about to
occur when a new event happened. The already occurring event is
presented in past progressive, the new one in simple past. Example: We
were sitting in the garden when the thunderstorm started.

Present perfect simple is formed by combining have/has with the main
verb’s past participle form: I have arrived. A negation is produced by
inserting not after have/has: I have not arrived. Questions in present
perfect are formulated by starting a sentence with have/has: Has she
arrived?

Present perfect simple is used for describing a past action’s effect on
the present: He has arrived. Now he’s here. This holds true for events
that have just been secluded as well as for events that have not yet
occurred.

Present perfect progressive is formed by prefixing have/has before the
grammatical particle been and the verb’s present participle form: We
have been waiting. A negation is expressed by including not between
have/has and been: They have not been eating. As with present perfect
simple, for forming a question, have/has is put at the beginning of a
sentence: Have they been eating?

Present perfect progressive is used for describing an event that has
been going on until the present and may be continued in the future. It
also puts emphasis on how an event has occurred. Very often since and
for mark the use of present perfect progressive: I have been waiting
for 5 hours / I have been waiting since 3 o’ clock.

Furthermore, there is another version of past tense possible: past perfect.

Past perfect simple is formed by combining the simple past form of to
have with the simple past form of the main verb: We had shouted. A
negation is achieved by including not after had: You had not spoken.
Questions in past perfect always start with had: Had he laughed?

Past perfect simple is used for describing secluded events that have
occurred before something else followed. The event that is closer to
the present is given in simple past tense: After we had visited our
relatives in New York, we flew back to Toronto.

Past perfect progressive is formed by had, the grammatical particle
been and the present participle of the main verb: You had been waiting.
For negation, not is included before been: I had not been waiting. A
question sentence is formed by starting with had: Had she been waiting?

If emphasis is put on the duration of a concluded action of the past,
since and for are signal words for past perfect progressive: We had
been waiting at the airport since the 9 p.m. flight. / They had been
waiting for 3 hours now.

Passive voice
Only the sentences with transitive verbs (verbs with objects) can be changed to passive sentences

-Simple present tense

S= subject
O= object
v= verb
> Active
Pattern : S + V1 S/ES + 0
S + V1 + O
>Passive : Pattern : O + is/am/are + V3 (By....)

- simple past tense
> Active
Pattern : S + v2 + O
>Passive
Pattern : O + was/were + V3 (by....)

-Present continues
> Active
Pattern : S + is/am/are + V1ing + O
> Passive
Pattern : O + has/have + been + v3 (by....)

- Present perfect tense
>Active
Pattern : S + has/have + v3 + o
> Passive
Pattern : O + has/have + been + v3 (by....)
- Present future "be going to "
> Active
Pattern : S + is/am/are + going to + v1 + O
> Passive
Pattern : O + is/am/are + going to be + v3 (by...)

- Sentences with modals (can,may)
> Active : s + modals + v1 + o

> Passive
Pattern : O+MODALS+BE+V3 (BY....)

IN QUESTIONS
WHAT DO YOU LOOK?
CHANGED TO PASSIVE :WHAT IS LOOKED BY YOU?
DID THEY BUY A CAR?
ANSWER : WAS A CAR BOUGHT BY THEM

ONLY THIS I CAN TELL YOU. IF YOU HAVE MORE, JUST WRITE IT

Adjective Clause

An adjective clause can be used to combine two sentences
example :
1. blitzzone is a good student
2. He is a moderator in indogamers forum

if we combine the sentences, it will be :
-> blitzzone, who is a moderator in indogamers forum, is a good student.

An adjective clause is used to modify a noun/noun phrase

An adjective clause usually starts with a relative pronoun

Who and whom (Today, i will only explain who and whom)

1. Use Who or That to replace subject (person), EX :
a. blitzzone thanks the people
b. They helped him
-> blitzzone thanks the people who helped him / blitzzone thanks the people that helped him

2. Use Whom to replace hte object (person) The relative pronoun can be omitted
a. mimihitam goes school by car.
b. I punched him.
-> mimihitam whom i punched him goes school by car.

Question Tag


It used to confirm that the statement is true or wrong

RULE (GENERAL)
A POSITIVE STATEMENT, A NEGATIVE TAG
A NEGATIVE STATEMENT, A POSITIVE TAG

BUT YOU MUST KNOW WELL ABOUT THE AUXILIARY VERBS USED IN THE TAG

Statement Auxiliary verbs in the tag
v1 don't
v1 s/es doesn't
v2 didn't
has + noun doesnt
has to v1 doesnt
has + v3 hasnt
has + been hasnt
have + noun dont
have to v1 dont
have + v3 havent
have + been havent
had + noun didnt
had + to v3 didnt
had + to v3 hadnt
had + been hadnt
is isnt
are arent
am arent i
am not am i
was wasnt
were werent
will wont
can cant
shall shant
may maynt
must mustnt
would wouldnt
could couldnt
should shouldnt
might mightnt
ought to oughtnt
neednt need
darent dare
LET'S/LET US SHALL WE

EVERYTHING
SOMETHING IT
NOTHING

SOMEBODY/SOMEONE
ANYBODY/ANYONE THEY
EVERYBODY/EVERYONE
NOBODY/NO ONE

EXCEPTION
IF THE SENTENCES USE THE WORDS NEVER, SELDOM, RARELY, HARDLY, NO.... THE AUXILIARY IN THE TAG MUST BE POSITIVE

EXAMPLE OF ALL

NOBODY CAN REACH SATURNUS, CAN THEY?
HE IS A DOCTOR NOW, ISN'T HE?
BLITZZONE MARRIED JAMES95, DIDN'T HE? ^^

Past Perfect Tense


When is the past perfect tense used?

The past perfect tense is used to describe an action that happened in
the past before something anther action in the past. The past perfect
tense aways decribes two actions in the past. The first action that
happened in the past the past pefect tense is used; for the 2nd action
that happened the past simple tense is used.

The past perfect tense is used when:

* There are two actions that occurred in the past.
* There actions happened at different times.
* The past perfect tense is use to state the 1st action.
* The past simple tense is used to state the 2nd action.

Example Past Present Future
I wasn't hungry when I came home from school. I had eatten on my way home from schoo.

x


We had already left for school, when I found out that the my English class was cancelled.

x


I had waited one hour for the teacher , before I decided to go to call her.

x


She had gone to China, before she went to Japan.

x


He had learned Brown Univeristy, before he learned at City Colloge.

x



Already - already is used with the past perfect tense to emphasize the first action.

Examples:

* I had already left for work, when the school called to tell me not to come to school.
* I had already left for school , when I found out that the my English class was cancelled.
* They had already left for school, when I came to pick them up.

Already - is used to state an action happened, before expected or planned.
Just - is used to state an action that happen a short time ago.

Example:

* I had just missed the bus, I saw it drive away.
* They had just gotten home, when it started to snow.
* My sister had just left the house, when I tried to call.

COMPLETE ENGLISH GRAMMAR

SENTENCE
Kalimat

Kalimat adalah kumpulan kata-kata yang menyatakan pengertian secara
lengkap perihal sebuah pernyataan, penegasan, pertanyaan, perintah, dan
lain-lain.

Misalnya :
I’m always ready to go to the pictures.
Saya selalu siap pergi ke bioskop.

Can you come with me,then?
Lalu, dapatkah kamu pergi bersamaku?

Quite please !
Harap diam!

What a shame!
Sungguh memalukan!


MACAM-MACAM KALIMAT

Kalimat dalam Bahasa Inggris terbagi menjadi 4 ,yaitu:

1. Declaratif atau Assertive sentence,
yaitu kalimat pernyataan atau kalimat yang digunakan untuk membuat pernyataan-pernyataan atau ketegasan-ketegasan.

Contoh :
Some fabrics dye easily.
Beberapa bahan kain mudah dicelup.

I have finished already
Saya sudah selesai.

2. Interrogative sentence
Yaitu kalimat tanya atau kalimat yang digunakan untuk bertanya.

Contoh:
Where do you live?
Di mana anda tinggal?

What is your name?
Siapakah nama mu?









3. Imperative sentence
Yaitu kalimat perintah
Contoh:
Please be quite.
Diharap diam!

Sit down,please.
Silahkan duduk

Stand up, please.
Silahkan berdiri.

4. Exclamatory sentence
Yaitu kalimat seru atau kalimat yang menyatakan perasaan secara kuat.

Contoh:
How very cold the night is.
Betapa dinginnya malam ini!

What a pity!
Alangkah sayangnya!

bagi yang mau belajar, bertanya, dsb.bisa tanya disini..ok?

males mad........

swt...gmn mau lulus UAN

Wwkkwkw,, ah Elu topik kopiPaste aja,, jangan-jangan dari IG?! Wkwkkwwk

No way...kaga lha

mana ada di IDGS

iyeee...........guw pasti LU"s...........heheheheheh....

woy, extraordinary itu artinya luar biasa kan??

Berhunung nak SMK3 pada payah B.Ing nya,,neh sdikit ilmu dari kk ryan...sang Englishman from Intermediate level...wwakakakakak

whahaha...

wah kcau lw songong amat... mentang" level Intermediate....

ck...taq suka??? suatu kebanggaan loh sekelas ma gw di B.Ing..hehehehe

karena semua tanggung jawab gw tuk ngajarin yg kaga ngarti

tapi jgn lupa ga selamanya gw bisa lho

berikut ini adalah org2 bruntung yg pernah sekelas ma gw ,,, heheehe

• Badar Syawala Kusuma
  
• Riadi Fizan M.
  
• Irfan Octaviansyah
  
• Shinta
  
• Noviartha Dwi Anggraeni
  
• Maulidana Yusuf (AP)
  
• Mario Sander (AP)
  
• Risma (AP)
  
• dan lainnya
  

beruntung pa'y???

tp lw klw mw bljar meningan scra langsung jgn lewat forum biar lbh efektif

iya gampang...caranya cukup toeic tinggi kelas 3 ntar, dan insya Allah sekelas ma gw n kluar2 makin pintar b.Ing....heheheh

sayang kelas 2 kemaren gw ga sekelas ma nak tkj 1 pun,,,hiks2

hmmmm..........

tapi ntar ajja yua.....heeeee

wae,,,swt

naon c reply meuni garing c mantok

apa om ???

jadi ga ada yang mau belajar? fine deh

siapapun pasti gw ajarkan kalo mau

siapapun pasti gw ajarkan kalo mau

boleh tuh.....