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// On :Sabtu, 28 Maret 2015
1.Active and Passive Sentence in Present From
Present Simple
tense of the most widely used both in conversation and in writing .
Simple because it is said to show that the work was not being ( continuous ) or have ( perfect ) done .
Simple because it is said to show that the work was not being ( continuous ) or have ( perfect ) done .
Example:
1.Working whole day makes my body so tired, I need to take a rest.
2.A car will not run if we don’t turn on its machine.
Present Continuous
tense describing the work that is going on today .
Example:
1.Don’t cross the police line, the police is still investigating the murder now.
2.You can’t see the director now. He is still traveling to Europe for business.
Present Perfect
a grammatical combination between the present tense and perfect tense .
Type tenses in English which is used for an action activity occurred in the past and is
still influential today
Example:
1.The show has already started, you will be late if you go one hour later.
2.Roney has ever visited his fans in Indonesia once.
2.Active and Passive Sentence in Past From:
Past Simpleverb form used to express activities or events that do occur in the future or the past .
Example:
1.My mother cooked fried chicken for my birthday party last week.
2.She did not go to school yesterday because since three days ago she has been sick.
Past Continuous
This tense is used to describe a job or activity that is going on in the past .
Example:
1 .I was there when you was delivering your speech on the stage.
2. I am sorry I didn’t know that you knocked at my door yesterday because I was listening to the music.
Past Perfect
tense that serves to describe an activity that has occurred in the past .
Example:
1.The picture had been burned before she could see it.
2.I had been too hungry to wait you yesterday, so that I went by myself.
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