Bahasa Inggris Bisnis 4

1.     Tense

a.       Present tense:
I live in Jakarta

b.      Present progressive tense:
She is brushing the bathroom floor

c.       Present future tense:
They aren’t going to come

d.      Present perfect tense:
She has called you three times

e.       Past tense:
I studied civil engineering for almost 4 years

f.       Past future tense:
They told that they were going to visit Lombok

g.       Past perfect tense:
I had read the book three times

h.      Past progressive tense:
While I was walking down the street, it suddenly began to rain

2.     Active - Passive

·         Active voice:

a.     Present tense:

People make books from trees

b.      Present Progressive tense:

Sheila is drinking a cup of tea

c.       Present future tense:

Dino will show you something interesting

d.      Present perfect tense:

We have verified your application

e.       Past tense:

Sunmark Press printed the first book in 2005

f.       Past future tense:

I knew she would finish the task in an hour

g.    Past perfect tense:

They had used poison gas in World War I

h.      Past progressive tense:

We were talking about Francis

·         Passive:

a.     Present tense:

Books are made from trees

b.    Present Progressive tense:

A cup of tea is being drunk by Sheila

c.     Present future tense:

You will be shown something interesting

d.    Present perfect tense:

Your application has been verified

e.    Past tense:

The first book was printed in 2005 by Sunmark Press

f.     Past future tense:

I knew the task would be finished in an hour

g.    Past perfect tense:

Poison gas had been used in World War I

h.    Past progressive tense:

Francis was being talked about by us

3.     Comparison Degree

a.       Positive:
The task is not as difficult as you imagine

b.      Comparative:
Your heart is colder than ice

c.       Superlative:
Your heart is the coldest of all

4.     Direct – Indirect

a.       Statment:

·         Direct:

“I like eating out,” said Vin

·         Indirect:

Vina said that she liked eating out

b.      Imperative:

·         Direct:

“Wake up now!” she shouted.

·         Indirect:

She told me to wake up at that time

c.       Question:

·         Direct:

“Have you finished your homework?” he asked

·         Indirect:

He wanted to know whether I had finished my homework

5.      If clause

tipe 1 :
If I have free time, I will go swimming

tipe 2 :
If it rained tomorrow, I would sleep all day

tipe 3 :
If you had remembered to invite me, I would have attended your party