Selasa, 31 Maret 2015
Present tense
1.
I am an economic student, and I always share
about economics.
2.
Indonesia has many problems of economy.
3.
The government has important character to
improve Indonesian economy.
Past tense
1.
Indonesia was a wealth country which had natural
wealth.
2.
Belanda colonized our country for 3,5 centuries.
3. Although the colonial countries took our natural
resources but they gave other science like economic science to our country.
Present continuous tense
1.
Rupiah is
decreasing currently because of America central bank’s policy.
2.
Indonesia’s bank is looking for solution to
solve this problems.
3.
Indonesia is doing pancasila economic system.
Past continuous tense
1.
My mother was buying vegetables when I called her.
2.
I was studying macro economic when the
electricity turned off.
3.
Indonesia was having monetary crisis in 1998.
Past perfect tence
1. Value of rupiah currency increased of dollar
currency while Indonesia had developed E-money.
2.
Indonesia had imported some goods to decreased
scarcity necessary goods.
3.
Indonesia had partnered with Malaysia in human
resources sector.
Hello ana :)
BalasHapusI think your sentence "... wealth country which had.." is not suitable. My correction is "...rich country which had...". because it is a noun it should be adjective to define country.
I think your sentence " Indonesia’s bank is looking..." is not suitable. I think the right sentence is "Bank of Indonesia is looking...."
BalasHapusthanks Dani,
Hapusbut I think, the meaning is same
".....country for 3,5 centuries.". I think incorrect because "for" is time signals of present perfect tense. So your sentence is ambigous.
BalasHapusplease give me feedback ana :)
thanks again Dani to your coment, and appologize me because I give your feedback overlong
Hapus