NAME Nehaala Salsabiela

CLASS 1A PGMI
STUDENT IDENTITY NUMBER (S.I.N) 932611220
PHONE/ WHATSAPP NUMBER 085258433828

A. WORDS
CONTENT WORDS:
NOUN

1. bank 1.Semarang
COMMON 2. actor PROPER 2.Jakarta
3. singer 3.Monday
1. book >< books 1.air
COUNTABLE 2. school >< schools UNCOUNTABLE 2.tea
3. friend>< friends 3.choffee
1. building 1.beauty
CONCRETE 2. sugar ABSTRACT 2.sensitivity
3. car 3.tolerance
1.wallpaper 1.class
COMPOUND 2.birthday COLLECTIVE 2.family
3.bedcover 3.government

ADJECTIVE

1.first 1.black
NUMBER 2.second COLOUR 2.reddish
3.third 3.brownish
1.nice 1.nice
OPINION 2.tidy ORIGIN 2.good
3.weird 3.easy
1.small 1.silver
SIZE 2.short MATERIAL 2.gold
3.long 3.metal
1.old 1.african
AGE 2.young PROPER 2.french
3.elderly 3.greek
1.narrow 1.charming
SHAPE 2.square PARTICIPIAL 2.confusing
3.flat 3.annoying

VERB

1.cook 1.can
MAIN 2.study AUXILLIARY 2.may
3.climb 3.need
1.ask 1. sit-sat-sat
REGULAR 2.arrive IRREGULLAR 2. cost-cost-cost
3.argue 3. wear-wore-worn
1.made 1.smile
TRANSITIVE 2.eat INTRANSITIVE 2.fall
3.bought 3.die
ADVERB

1.here 1.fully
ADVERB OF
ADVERB OF PLACE 2.there 2.quickly
MANNER
3.everywhere 3.well
1.away 1.usually
ADVERB OF
ADVERB OF TIME 2.here 2.always
FREQUENCY
3.in 3.seldom

FUNCTIONAL WORDS:

Note:
Make, at least, one example for each categories. Underline the functional words in each examples.
E.g. my motorcycle (pronoun)
Those are my book. (Demonstrative)

The car that is parked on the school field is mine

ARTICLE
His hair looks terrible
PRONOUN

PREPOSITION
I started playing violin in 2015

AUXILIARY I am crying right now

CONJUCTION
I really love fruits, because they’re good for diet.
DEMONTRATIVE
This is Nehala, my sister from Kediri
QUANTIFIER
They need to have much care for this final exam
QUESTION WORDS
How did you meet your soulmate?

B. PHRASE
1. At the zoo, I saw a striped zebra.
NOUN PHRASE 2. The bohemian house was brightly decorated for the holidays.
3. The spotted puppy is up for adoption.
1. They will go to Madura, East Java.
VERB PHRASE 2. keysha always look down upon the poorer people.
3. The police looking into the murder.
1. he is extremely upset about his friend’s betrayal
ADJECTIVE PHARSE 2.a first winning tall runner came and hugged you after the competition
3.we need to make an ordely u-shaped line now
1. He drives extremely slowly
ADVERBIAL PHRASE 2. Every waitress should clean tables quickly enough
3. The turtle walks very slowly
1. the car in front of me ran the red light
PREPOSITIONAL
2. maybe they work harder because of something else
PHARASE
3. she was at park when she felt a deep ache in his chest
C. CLAUSE
An example of adjective clause:
The lecturer likes students who are very active.
Independent clause dependent clause

1. What she cooked was delicious.

NOUN CLAUSE 2 The girl comes from where many people live in poverty

1. He is the man who works in my store every Friday and Saturday.

ADJECTIVE CLAUSE 2 The doctor, whose car is red, will meet me on Saturday.

1. After I finish talking with him, I will meet you.

ADVERBIAL CLAUSE 2 By the time I am here, my ex-boyfriend will be leaving this country already

D. SENTENCE
1. My sister read the magazine.

SIMPLE SENTENCE 2. The manager came late today

1. I like my job and boss, but I’m not paid enough

COMPOUND 2. Diana has a worried look on her face she’s afraid she wouldn’t find right
SENTENCE words to say in the job interview

1. I will give you a call after I get the news.

COMPLEX SENTENCE 2. You better be prepared before the teacher held the test.

1. Because you were late, we could not watch the movie from the
beginning and I need to re-watch it again.
COMPOUND-
COMPLEX SENTENCE 2. The computer that is broken, needs to be repaired, but I do not have
enough money.