Selasa, 31 Maret 2015
1.
Simple Present Tense
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We learn to improve the economy in Indonesia.
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Goverment gives free education to the poor.
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It doesn’t work for economic development in
Indonesia.
2.
Simple Continous Tense
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We are building a good economic system.
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He’s talking about Asean Economic Comunity.
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I am still writing the report about macro
economy.
3.
Past Tense
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I studied economy for almost 4 years.
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He counted Indonesia’s income for this year.
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Entrepreneur asked prices of fuel not changed
fastly.
4.
Past Perfect Tense
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Suharto had been elected as a president of
Indonesia for 32 years.
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He had visited that place twice.
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She had changed to be better woman.
5.
Past Continous Tense
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I was reading news report about economy when he
called.
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He was watching report news in television.
- The human resource manager was still processing
my document.
hay arum, let me to try correcting your task :)
BalasHapus-present tense no.2 I think it should be written by "poor person" not just written by 'poor'.
- " I studied economy for almost 4 years." you should use Present perfect tense.
And then for your past continuous tense will be more right if you add the time adverb :)
comment me please Arum on my task :) thanks
Thanks for your comment, Isna :)
HapusAbout my second sentence of present tense, I think you're right, so I will correct my task in my revision later. And about my sentence in past tense, I will change it with another sentence, check it out in my revision an I will make my past continues tense in correct sentence with time adverb.
Thank you, Isna, you're really help me :)
good job mba arum :)
BalasHapusThank you, Luluk :)
HapusHallo Mbak Arum...
BalasHapusI'll give you some correction for your sentence number 3 of past tense example. I think that word "prices" of your sentence must writen without "s", so the sentence will be "Entrepreneur asked price of fuel not changed fastly.".
Thanks...
Hi Pepp.
HapusThanks for your correction, I will correct it in my revision later :)