Bahasa Inggris UNI 1208 Nofid Rahman Hadi Lubis 082273089452
1. Simple Present Tense
He fixes his computer (affirmative)
Albert doesn’t read this book everyday (negative) Does he watch tv everyday ? (Interrogative)
Doesn’t she come to Physics class ? (Negative Interrogative)
The man isn’t stingy, is he? (QT +)
She passes the exam, isn’t she? (QT -)
2. Present Continuous Tense
You are singing a song (affirmative)
Kurt isn’t going to the college (negative)
Is Mariam writing a poem ? (interrogative)
Aren’t we studying English now? ` (negative interrogative) Madam Evy is cooking soup tonight, Isn’t she? (QT +)
Ronaldo isn’t scoring a goal today, is he? (QT -) 3. Present Perfect Tense
He has played badminton (affirmative)
Dennis hasn’t eaten his lasagna (negative) Have them strown the fertilizer ? (interrogative)
Hasn’t she taken ? (negative interrogative)
Julie hasn’t swept the floor, has she? (QT +) Danil has told you about the task, hasn’t he? (QT -) 4. Present Perfect Continous Tense
Has Kate been waiting here for hours ? (interrogative) Haven’t you been sleeping for 6 hours? (- interrogative)
Indra hasn’t been swimming, has he? (QT +)
Dina has been throwing the bottle, hasn’t she? (QT -) 5. Simple Past Tense
Adam washed her motorcycle yesterday (affirmative) I didn’t listened to the radio 2 days ago (negative) Did Hafiz pray in the mosque last night? (interrogative) Didn’t Achmed pushed you last week? (- interrogative)
She didn’t leave early, did she? (QT +)
You saw George yesterday, didn’t you? (QT -) 6. Past Perfect Tense
Jerry had done the exam (affirnative)
They hadn’t met before married (negative)
Had you learn English before you moved to California? (interrogative) Hadn’t James rode his bycycle to the school? (- interrogative) Rany hadn’t broken her arm, had her? (QT +)
He had made a spaghetti, hadn’t he? (QT -)
7. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Jack had been speaking to the tourist (affirmative) Sally hadn’t been driving the car to the college (negative) Had you been walking to the field? (interrogative) Hadn’t we been buying this shampoo? (- interrogative) Diego hadn’t been bringing the map, had he? (QT +)
Dora had been fishing in the river, hadn’t she? (QT -)
8. Past Continous Tense
I were running in the field yesterday (affirmative) Pratama was jumping in the sofa last night (negative) Was Jonny shopping in the mall last week? (interrogative) Wasn’t you drawing the sketch last year? (- interrogative) Robert wasn’t sitting in the backyard 2 days ago, was he? (QT +)
9. Simple Future Tense
Batman and Robin will help me to do my homework (affirmative) The Rock won’t defeat Steve Austin in the ring (negative)
Will Lita sew her cardigan? (interrogative)
Won’t we practice hard to win the game? (- interrogative) Superman won’t pull the trigger, will he? (QT +)
Hulk will trick the spectator, won’t he? (QT -)
10. Future Continuous Tense
We shall be preparing everything for our picnic tomorrow (affirmative) I won’t sticking the announcement tomorrow (negative)
Will you marrying Anne later? (interrogative)
Wont’ Praz acting in the stage tomorrow morning? (- interrogative) Rahmad won’t painting the wall next month, will he? (QT +)
Valentino Rossi will reach the final lap, won’t he? (QT -)
11. Future Perfect Tense
The mechanic will have repaired my car tomorrow (affirmative) She won’t returned all of her library books (negative) Will the class have changed to room 11 ? (interrogative) Won’t you have cleaned the backyard? (- interrogative) Danish won’t have given us a lot of money, will he? (QT +)
She won’t have finished the order tomorrow (QT -)
12. Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Galih will have been checking my car for an hour (affirmative) I will not have been teaching here for five years this year (negative) Will i have been tall next week after drinking this drug?
(interrogative)
Won’t you have been playing? (negative interrogative) The apple will haven’t been ripe in the next three weeks, will it? (QT +) Donald Trump will have been the next president of America, won’t he? (QT -)
13. Past Future Tense
He would be in the library (affirmative)
We weren’t going to visit dufan (negative)
Wouldn’t you be pick up when I arrive at the station tomorrow? (-interrogative) He shouldn’t be in Banten next month, should he? (QT +)
I would like to go to there, wouldn’t i? (QT -)
14. Past Future Continuous Tense
I should be catching the ball (affirnative)
Miss Ann wouldn’t be tearing our paper (negative) Would you be having breakfast if you had at least 2 slices of bread? (interrogative)
Wouldn’t you be attending the conference ? (negative interrogative) Mr Dave wouldn’t be skiing in the top of mount everest, would he? (QT +) Alberto would be ruining the party, wouldn’t he? (QT –) 15. Past Future Perfect Tense
You would have succeded if you worked hard (affirmative) I wouldn’t have been a rich man, if my company hadn’t won the tender (negative)
Would they have passed the exam if they had studied more seriously (interrogative)
Would she have asked me to stay in her house if she had known that i was here (negative interrogative)
Robert wouldn’t have won the game, would he? (QT +) She would have graduate from the college, wouldn’t she? (QT -)
16. Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense
By last Saturday I should have been sailing for three days (affirmative) You wouldn’t have been being crazy (negative) Would you have been trading the forex for a year last month?(interrogative) Wouldn’t you have been travelling this year?(negative interrogative)
