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Uses : 1. Activity happen in the future 2. Clauses of conditional
Present Future Continuous
Uses : 1. Activity has been planned but not happen
Present habit
Agreement, appointme nt, contemporary schedule Express a polite way of
asking about somebody’s plan in the future
Future Perfect Continuous
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PASSIVE VOICE
No.
Tenses
Active
Passive
1 Simple Present S + � (s/es) S + is/am/are + �
2 Present Future S + will + � S + will be + �
3 Present Perfect S + has/have + � S + has/have + been + �
4 Present Continuous S + is/am/are + �� � S + is/am/are + being + �
5 Present Future Perfect S + will + have + � S + will + have + been + �
6 Present Future Continuous S + will be + �� � S + will be + being + �
7 Present Perfect Continuous S + has/have + been + �� � S + has/have + been + being + �
8 Present Future Perfect
Continuous S + will + have + been + �� � S + will + have + been + being + �
9 Simple Past S + � S + was/were + �
10 Past Future S + would + � S + would + be + �
11 Past Perfect S + had + � S + had + been + �
12 Past Continuous S + was/were + �� � S + was/were + being + �
13 Past Future Perfect S + would + have + � S + would + have + been + �
14 Past Future Continuous S + would + be + �� � S + would + be + being + �
15 Past Perfect Continuous S + had + been + �� � S + had + been + being + �
16 Past Future Perfect Continuous S + would + have + been + �� � S + would + have + been + being + �
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MODAL AUXILIARY
1. Request : will, would, can, would
2. Asking advice : shall (just for I and we), should Giving advice : should
3. Giving suggestion : shall
4. Offer : would, shall, should, can 5. Permission
Ask : may, can
Give : may, can
Refuse : mayn’t, mustn’t
6. Possibility : may, might, can, could 7. Impossibility : can’t, couldn’t, mayn’t 8. Obligation : must (have to) >< needn’t
don’t have to
don’t need to
9. Certainty : must >< can’t, couldn’t 10.Ability : can (present), could (past)
Modal Auxiliary in the past
Could : ability = to be able to
Would : past future
Could : permission = to be allowed to
Had to : obligation
Modal Perfect
Present Future Perfect
Past Future Perfect Continuous type 3
(-)
AbilityPermission
(+)
Possibility
Imposibility
Conclusion
will + have + � would + have + �
should + have + � can/could + have + � may + have + �
can/could + have + � may/might + have + �
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CONDITIONAL
Type 1 Present Future if Present
Simple/ Continuous/ Perfect
Type 2 fact in the present
Type 3 fact in the past
SUBJUNCTIVE
always doesn’t happen
1. S + �� ℎ
� � � ℎ + sentence → past simple
past perfect
2. S + wished + sentence (Past Perfect)
fact:
3. S + P + as if + sentence → past simple past → present
past perfect past perfect → past
4. If only + sentence → past simple past perfect
CAUSATIVE
Active Causative
S + make/have/let + agent + � + (obj) have : ask
S + get + agent + to � (obj) make : force (memaksa) let : permission, allow
Passive Causative get : persuade (merayu)
S + have/let/get/make + obj + � by agent S + will + � if S + � (s/es)
S + would + � if S + �
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
1. Used in noun phrase 2. Used in continuous 3. Used after verbs
a. See + object → present participle �
b. Certain verb (catch find, spend, waste, be busy) 4. To replace sub clause of time and reason
a. Adverbial clause of time and reason
Conjunction Tenses Present Participle
when/ while/ because simple/ continuous �� � after/ because perfect having �
b. Adjective clause
Tenses Present Participle simple/ continuous �� �
perfect having �
future to �
PAST PASTICIPLE
1. Used in noun phrase 2. Used in perfect 3. Used in passive voice
4. To replace sub clause in passive
a. Adverbial clause of time and reason
Conjunction Tenses Past Participle
when/ while simple �
because continuous being � after/ because perfect having been �
b. Adjective clause
Tenses Past Participle
simple �
continuous being � perfect having been �
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CLAUSES
Adjective Clause
Subject Object Possesive
Person who whom whose
Thing which which whose/ of which
Noun Clause
The conjunction : that and all of WH-question such as who, where, which, what, when, and how
Adverbial Clause
Adverbial clause Conjunction
Time after, as soon as, when, while, until,
before, since, whenever
Reason because, as, since, for
Concension although, though, even though, even if
Purpose so that, in order that
Place where, where ever
Condition if, unless, on condition that
Manner (tingkah laku) as, as if
Comparison (perbandingan) as … as, than, more
Result so … that, such … that, so