Name : Ferliantino Hegitarius Sidharta

Class : XII(12) AK

Subjects : English Language

Task 33

1. The words are explained by the teacher today.

2. We were sent a letter the day before yesterday.
3. This car will not be stolen. It’s too old.
4. This street already has been closed because of snow.
5. A new restaurant will be opened next week.
6. He was invited to the party yesterday.
7. The blue box can not seen.
8. I were given the boox by my friend last Sunday.
9. The dishes will not be washed by by little brother.
10. I will not be asked by Robert.

Task 34

1. My keys were returned to me.

2. Look! There’s nothing here. Everything has been take away.
3. We were told to wait because the man was being questioned in the room.
4. If anyone comes in, you will be found looking through his papers.
5. We can not get there in time. By the time we get there, the papers are
destroyed.
6. Why has nothing been done about it at the time?
7. You can not go in. She is being interviwed for the TV.
8. She promised that nothing would be done until he came back.
9. I had a most unpleasant feeling that I was being watched.
10. She looked the different girl. Her face was washed, her hair was combed.
 11. We could still see the tracks where the car had been dragged off the road.
12. You can not use the refrigerator at the moment. It will be fixed by the
mechanic.
13. A new metro line is being constructed now. One of its stations is being built in
our neighborhood.
14. Like many medieval cities, Moscow developed round walls of a stronghold.
First, a brick wall was built around the merchants' quarter which was known
as Kitaigorod. Then, in the 16th century, a new wall was erected round the so-
called Bely Gorod.
15. Maize is used by many peoples in the world to make bread.
16. A second talk on how to handle the new machine will be given tomorrow at
the same time by one of the inventors.
17. No objections to the plan have been offered so far, but it will not be
introduced until it has been put to vote.
18. Everybody was busy as a welcoming party being operated in honor of the
distinguished visitors.
19. Some final touches are being put to the picture; it will be completed in a
quarter of an hour. 
20. Evidently the tea had been sweetened before I put sugar into it

Task 35

1. We constantly were distrubed by unnecessary telephone calls yesterday.

2. I was taken aback by what you were told me just now.
3. Tell me the truth, you were shocked by what I was said?
4. The office was filled with the activities of the radio show.
5. The game was played well by both teams last Sunday.
6. Cleveland is like every other growing city at this time. It was crowded with
those who were seeking employment.
7. At Bass's suggestion Jennie wrote her mother to come at once, and a week or
so later a suitable house was found and rented.
8. Every morning, the boys were told what to do.
9. The storyteller asks to tell the table one again.
10. When we have been come in, a meal was prepared for us.
11. What tune was being played when we came in?
12. I was sitting down for a rest while the shoes were being repaired.
13. The man is operating when the lights goes out.
14. It takes a moment before Nick realized that he had been offered a newspaper.
15. I could not take any photographs because my camera was being repaired at
that time.
16. I suppose you will be told this before.
17. It had occured to me that for the last 22 hours my life governed by yours – by
yours needs.
18. We always have invited there.
19. When she was gone, she was being settled down with the clock – a Dutch
piece which was too heavy to take away; it was picked up by James, chiming
everything and a lot of stars on its face.
20. When the last good-bye said, and last sound of wheels and hooves have died
away she was gone into her room.
Task 36

Indonesia Touts Sinking of Illegal Fishing Ships

December 10, 2014

JAKARTA - Indonesia says a new policy to sink illegal fishing ships has been a
success so far.

President Joko Widodo, widely known as Mr. Jokowi, Wednesday said the
problem of illegal fishing was costing the country too much money.

"Therefore I instructed the ministry andp the military commander, that this
couldn’t continue. I instructed them three or four weeks ago to sink ships
involved in illegal fishing. Sink them! No more! Last Friday, we started sinking
several ships," he said.

Susi Pudjiastuti, the Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Minister, said the move has
caused a dramatic drop in foreign ships operating near Indonesia's Natuna Islands
without harming relations with neighbouring countries.

She added that in the future, the plan would be to permanently confiscate the
ships.

"When there is a deterrent effect, why should we keep sinking ships? It’s better to
seize them for the country and give them to Indonesian fishermen," said
Pudjiastuti.

Since Friday, Indonesia has detained and sunk at least three ships from Vietnam.

On Sunday, officials said they seized 22 Chinese vessels suspected of illegal

fishing. It was not clear whether authorities planned to sink the vessels or
confiscate them.
Vietnamese media later cited a spokeswoman from the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs as saying Vietnam had serious talks with Indonesia about this problem
and had requested that Jakarta handle foreign fishers violating its territorial waters
in accordance with international laws and on humanitarian grounds.

The spokesperson also said Vietnam always instructs its fishers to strictly abide
by other countries’ rules and regulations to avoid violating their territorial waters.

Indonesia, an archipelago of thousands of islands, estimates it loses millions of

dollars each year because of illegal fishing involving foreign vessels.

Main Events :

The Indonesian government undertakes the sinking of illegal foreign fishing

vessels.

Elaboration :

Chinese and Vietnamese fishermen carried out illegal fishing in Indonesian sea
waters, causing the Indonesian government to sink Chinese and Vietnamese
fishermen's ships by presidential order to the minister and the maritime military.

Resources of Information :

After the incident the president of Indonesia namely joko widodo said "Therefore
I instructed the ministry and the military commander, that this couldn't continue. I
instructed them three or four weeks ago to sink ships involved in illegal fishing.
Sink them! No more! Last Friday, we started sinking several ships. "

As well as the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Susi Pudjiastuti

“The move has caused a dramatic drop in foreign ships operating near Indonesia's
Natuna Islands without harming relations with neighbouring countries.”

“In the future, the plan would be to permanently confiscate the ships.”
"When there is a deterrent effect, why should we keep sinking ships? It’s better to
seize them for the country and give them to Indonesian fishermen," said Susi
Pudjiastuti

Source : food.einnews.com