Senin, 30 Maret 2015
Nama :
Dewi Ratnasari
NIM :
7211414059
Rombel :
Akuntansi C 2014
Present
Tense
1.
Inflation and unemployment are the biggest economic
problems in indonesia.
2.
Currency
exchange rates always change at any time.
3.
Consumption
rate of Indonesia people always increase every years.
Present Continous
Tense
1.
The price of
fuel oil are rising.
2.
The
Indonesian economy is currently facing many challenges.
3.
Inflation is
causing ascension the price of
basic necessities.
Past Tense
1.
Minister of
Economy, Sofyan Djalil got many investor when he with Jokowi and the other minister
were visiting Japan and Chinese.
2.
Jokowi
appointed Sofyan Djalil as Minister of Indonesian economy.
3.
Many entrepreneurship
helped to increase Indonesian economy.
Past
Continous Tense
1.
Jokowi was
doing some effort to overcome the economic problems.
2.
I was
studying macro economics.
3.
In 1998,
economy growth of indonesia was decreasing.
Past Perfect
Tense
1.
Before the
company sold their product, the company had made a good marketing strategy.
2.
Indonesia
had prepared some effort to facing MEA.
3.
After jokowi
had became Governor of jakarta, he became President of indonesia.
Thank you, Dewi. It was good. P
BalasHapusPlease write a name of a person with the capital letter, such as "jokowi" with "Jokowi". The other is a name of a place, "jakarta" which is supposed to be "Jakarta". Please the others, do you have any comments?
thank you miss for your comments :)
Hapusi will remember it :D
hay dewi.. Indonesia people must writed by Indonesian people, am I right?
BalasHapusIsnaini,you mean "must be written"? :)
Hapusthank you isna :) yes you're right :D
HapusHello Dewi It was very good job. But in the part of Past Perfect Tense on number 3, "Jokowi had became" must be written by "Jokowi had become", isn't it? Because the Verb III of become is become, "became" is the Verb II form. Am I right? Please correct me if I wrong :)
BalasHapusTri Rohani, very good point! two thumbs up :D
HapusOuh thank you Miss that's my pleasure :)
Hapusthank you for your correction tri :)
Hapusyes you right, I am not yet Verb III of become :)