English Business 2 (first assignment)

Complement :

1.      A glacier is a huge body of ice.

            S        P        Complement

2.      She opened her book

           S       P       Complement

3.     Jennie always make a delicious dessert

             S            P                     Complement

4.      My mom bought me a cute diary book yesterday

                S             P                     Complement

5.      Mr. Mamat was a great headmaster

                   S             P          Complement

6.      His dream is to win a cooking contest

                 S           P                  Complement

7.      The manager cut John's salary

               S             P     Complement

8.      Monica was sore after going to the gym

              S           P           Complement

9.      Her father was a famous actor

                  S          P      Complement

10.  Erwin was a lazy employee in his office

           S        P      Complement

Modifier :

1.      Suzan gave an outstanding performance in the program

              S      P            Modifier

2.      All were dressed in black at the party

           S     P                         Modifier

3.      She is driving very fast

           S   P                        Modifier

4.      John bought an interesting book at a book fair

                S  P             Modifier

5.      My father bought a brand-new car last week

                S                  P       Modifier

6.      Anna thought the movie based on book was sure to be exciting

            S                                                       P                    Modifier

7.      People who rarely laugh are sad

                S                             P   Modifier

8.      He asked his mother to buy him an expensive bicycle

           S       P                                                     Modifier

9.      They moved to a small town in Tennessee in 1954

             S         P          Modifier

10.  The owner of the firm has some pretty old-fashioned attitudes

                S                         P                     Modifier

TENSES
SIMPLE PRESENT	(+)          She drink milk in the morning (-)           She doesn’t drink milk in the morning (?)          does she drink milk in the morning ?	(+)          I smoke in the smoking area (-)           I don’t smoke in the smoking area (?)          Do I smoke in the smoking area?
	(+)          I go to school  everyday (-)           I don’t go to school everyday (?)          do I go to school everyday ?	(+)          We are watch cartoon in the TV (-)           we aren’t watch cartoon in the TV (?)          are we watch cartoon in the TV?
	(+)          They are wears uniform to school (-)           They aren’t  wears uniform to school (?)          Are they wears uniform to school ?	(+)          He listens to music on the radio (-)           He doesn’t listens to music on the radio (?)          Does he listens to music on the radio ?
	(+)          He is studies math every Monday (-)           He isn’t  studies math every Monday (?)          Is he  studies math every Monday ?	(+)          She feeds her cat every day (-)           She doesn’t feeds her cat every day (?)          Does she feeds her cat every day ?
	(+)          She is go to work at 8 am (-)           She isn’t  go to work at 8 am (?)          Is she go to work at 8 am ?	(+)          He write a homework at night (-)           He don’t write a homework at night (?)          Do he write a homework at night ?
PRESENT CONTINOUS	(+)          She is wearing dress (-)           She isn’t wearing dress (?)          Is she wearing dress ?	(+)          We are swimming together (-)           We aren’t swimming together (?)          Are we swimming together ?
	(+)          He is speaking with his friend now (-)           He isn’t speaking with his friend now (?)          Is he speaking with his friend now ?	(+)          I am cooking a cheese cake (-)           I am not cooking a cheese cake (?)          Am I cooking a cheese cake ?
	(+)          He is playing basketball (-)           He isn’t playing basketball (?)          Is he playing basketball ?	(+)          You are lying to your mom (-)           You aren’t lying to your mom (?)          Are You lying to your mom?
	(+)          They are eating pizza (-)           They aren’t eating pizza (?)          Are they eating pizza ?	(+)          I am buying a new shoes (-)           I am not buying a new shoes (?)          Am I buying a new shoes ?
	(+)          She is watching horror movie (-)           She isn’t watching horror movie (?)          Is she watching horror movie ?	(+)          He is running in the park (-)           He isn’t running in the park (?)          Is he running in the park ?
SIMPLE PAST	(+)          She wanted to go to study math yesterday (-)           She did not want to study Math yesterday (?)          Did she want to study Math yesterday?	(+)          He liked the food in an expensive restaurant like this (-)           He didn’t like the food in an expensive restaurant (?)          Did he like the food in an expensive restaurant?
	(+)          Last year we went to Malang (-)           Last year we didn’t go to malang (?)          Did you go to Malang last year?	(+)          My cat drank milk yesterday (-)           My cat didn’t drink milk yesterday (?)          Did your cat drink milk yesterday?
	(+)          I planned my Art project last week (-)           I didn’t do my Art project last week (?)          Did you do your Art project last week?	(+)          Yesterday evening they had dinner with teacher (-)           Yesterday evening they did not have dinner with their teacher (?)          Did they have dinner with their teacher yesterday night?
	(+)          When I gave him a candy, he stopped crying (-)           If I didn’t give him a candy, he would cry (?)          Why did you give him a candy?	(+)          I ate my lunch an hour ago (-)           I did not eat lunch with friends (?)          Did you eat lunch with friends?
	(+)          Teena started school when she was five (-)           Teena didn’t go to school when she was four (?)          Did Teena start school when she was four?	(+)          My English class began at 9.30 (-)           My English class did not begin at 8.00 (?)          Did your English class begin at 9.00?
SIMPLE FUTURE	(+)          I had listen to the radio when you came here (-)           I had listen to the radio when you came here (?)          had I listen to the radio when you came here?	(+)          My mother is going to cook Asian food (-)           My mother is not going to cook European food (?)          What is your mother going to cook?
	(+)          They are going to keep running far away (-)           They are not going to keep running far away (?)          Are They going to keep running far away?	(+)          He shall bring many books tomorrow (-)           He shall not bring many books tomorrow (?)          Shall he bring many books tomorrow?
	(+)          My parents are going to be the judges (-)           My parents aren’t going to be the judges (?)          Are your parents going to be the judges	(+)          He will be right here for you (-)           He will not be right here for you (?)          Will he be right here for you?
	(+)          We shall stay here  (-)           We shall not stay here (?)          Shall we stay here?	(+)          I will close the door (-)           I will not close the door (?)          Will you close the door?
	(+)          I shall visit my grandma tomorrow (-)           I shall not visit my grandma tomorrow (?)          Shall I visit my grandma tomorrow?	(+)          The students had arrived before the bus left (-)           The students slept before her parent went home (?)          Had I listen to the radio when you came here?

TWO WORD VERBS

1.      Alice ran down the road without looking at anybody.

2.      Don’t forget to turn off the TV.

3.      You can put off your shoes here.

4.      Siska picked up many cupcake.

5.      The press conference was called off because the celebrity was not prepared yet.

6.      The racing car blew up after it crashed into the fence.

7.      The TV station broke in to report the news of the president's death.

8.      My mother walks out of the room when my father brings up sports.

9.      If everyone chips in we can get the kitchen painted by noon.

10.  I am counting on you to make dinner while I am out.

S + VERB + AGREEMENT	Annisa	-          The cat eats fish (singular) -          The cats eat fish. (plural)
	Difa	-          The sun rises (singular) -          The stars shine (plural)
	Faishal	-          Leo rarely eats white bread. (singular) -          You go straight ahead then turn left (plural)
	ilham	-          My boss always comes on time (singular) -          They like eating out (plural)
	sania	-          she buys me a chocolate (singular) -          None of the boys bring their lunch box (plural)

		ANNISA	I will call you at night.
PRONOUNS	SUBJECT PRONOUNS	DIFA	We are brother and sister.
		FAISHAL	You and I are a couple.
		ILHAM	Can you give this book to your brother?
		SANIA	They lie to me about that accident.

		ANNISA	Did he ask me to come along?
PRONOUNS	OBJECT PRONOUNS	DIFA	The dog will follow you everywhere.
		FAISHAL	Don’t give that to them!
		ILHAM	It is not about us.
		SANIA	Nope, I’m not sure that was him.

		ANNISA	My fiancee is traveling to Japan.
PRONOUNS	POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE	DIFA	Her new hairstyle fits her a lot.
		FAISHAL	Its tail is so long.
		ILHAM	That cat takes care of its child.
		SANIA	Our parents teach us not to tell a lie.

		ANNISA	The dog is mine.
PRONOUNS	POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS	DIFA	I loved listening to his singing.
		FAISHAL	What’s mine is yours, my friend.
		ILHAM	Their mother gets along well with yours.
		SANIA	We shall finally have what is rightfully ours.