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    The document discusses two types of sentences in English: 1. Verbal sentences, which use verbs as predicates. Examples include simple present and past tense sentences using verbs like "climbs" and "woke up". 2. Nominal sentences, which use auxiliary verbs like "to be", modals, and "to have" as predicates instead of main verbs. Examples include sentences using "is", "can", "shall", "have read", and "has been". Nominal sentences express ideas like ability, possibility, necessity and possession.

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    The document discusses two types of sentences in English: 1. Verbal sentences, which use verbs as predicates. Examples include simple present and past tense sentences using verbs like "climbs" and "woke up". 2. Nominal sentences, which use auxiliary verbs like "to be", modals, and "to have" as predicates instead of main verbs. Examples include sentences using "is", "can", "shall", "have read", and "has been". Nominal sentences express ideas like ability, possibility, necessity and possession.

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    The document discusses two types of sentences in English: 1. Verbal sentences, which use verbs as predicates. Examples include simple present and past tense sentences using verbs like "climbs" and "woke up". 2. Nominal sentences, which use auxiliary verbs like "to be", modals, and "to have" as predicates instead of main verbs. Examples include sentences using "is", "can", "shall", "have read", and "has been". Nominal sentences express ideas like ability, possibility, necessity and possession.

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    Posted by ruriimatsuii in Language!! February 17, 2011 dalam bahasa Inggris, selain dibedakan menjadi kalimat aktif dan kalimat pasif, dapat dibedakan menjadi kalimat verbal dan kalimat nominal. 1. Kalimat Verbal (Verbal sentence) adalah sebuah kalimat dengan verb (kata kerja) sebagai predikatnya. Pada kalima positif, negatif, dan tanya, verb diganti dengan do/does/did. ex: Simple Present Tense. Past Simple (+) She climbs that tree. (+) I woke up very early yesterday (-) She doesnt climb that tree. (-) I didnt wake up very early yeasterday (?) Does she climb that tree? (?) Did you wake up very early yesterday? 2. Kalimat nominal (Nominal sentence) adalah sebuah kalimat yang predikatnya tidak menggunakan VERB tetapi memakai Aux verb (kata kerja bantu), seperti: a. To be (is,am,are,was,were) b. modals will would can could shall should MODALS + Verb base may might must ought to have to had to ex modals: (+) I can draw a manga active: I can make a wedding cake for you (-) I can not (cant) draw a manga passive: A wedding cake can be made for you by me. (?) Can you draw a manga? another ex: -shall we? -should I? -should you? We must go to school now. I have to eat some food. He has to finish his homework.

    c. To have ( have/has/had) ex (have/has/had): -Ive read that book -Ive never been to France -She has been standing there for 2 hours.

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