No.

Conjunc-
tion Clauses Tense/Voice Process types
1.       Ubud Monkey Forest

This place is a temple, a lush forest and the Rel. Attr

1-1 natural habitat of hundreds of monkeys

Tourists are drawn to this spot for the Mat.

charm, fresh, cool air and the company of
1-2 playful monkeys throughout the visit.

2.       Uluwatu Temple

Rel. Attr
2-1 Sitting at the edge of a magnificent cliff,

this awe-inspiring temple has more cultural Rel. Pos.

2-2 value than [sic.] (what) meets the eye
As a tourist you get to learn about the local Mat.
2-3 customs on your visit,
with traditional dance and drama Mat.
2-4 performances taking place at sunset.

3.       Tanah Lot temple

Tanah Lot Temple is a religious and cultural Rel. Attr.
3-1 landmark,
3-2 [is] cherished for its natural beauty Rel. Attr.
3-3 Perched on an offshore rock, Rel. Attr.
3-4 it has an idyllic backdrop of ocean, Re. Pos.
is itself a spectacular place for a selfie,
3-5 and especially at sunset. Re. Attr
On this guided tour, you’ll get to explore the Mat.
3-6 temple
see the best of Ubud though the eyes of a
3-7 and local. Mental

Text 4: Tirta Empul Temple

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
4-1 n Locals believe that the sacred water flowing Simple present Mental
at the Tirta Empul Temple has the power to tense/active
heal and cleanse their bodies and souls. voice

4-2 [that the sacred water flowing at the Tirta Empul Simple present Relational
Temple has the power to heal and cleanse tense/active possessive
their bodies and souls.] voice
4-3 to infinitive Material

to heal
4-4 Simple present Material
tense/active
voice
and cleanse their bodies and souls.
4-5 Simple present Relational
tense/active atributive
Soaking in the spring water in this serene and voice
historic temple is an experience not to be missed.

Text 5: Seminyak
Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
n
5-1 Simple present Relational
This integral neighbourhood is where you tense/active atributive
can find virtually anything – from humble voice
traditional shops to high-end designer
boutiques
5-2 Modal with Mental
simple present
you can find virtually anything – from tense/active
humble traditional shops to high-end voice
designer boutiques.
5-3 Simple present Relational
This neighbourhood also has its share of tense/active possessive
idyllic beaches, lined with vibrant bars and voice
restaurants that stay open until late.
5-4 [lined with vibrant bars and restaurants that Past participle Material
stay open until late.]
5-5 that stay open until late Behaviorial

Text 6: Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
n
6-1 Simple present Material
These Balinese sculptured rice terraces offer tense/active
tourists a chance to enjoy nature and a voice
valuable glimpse of local culture and Relational
customs. atributive
6-2 to infinitive Rel. Attr
to enjoy nature and a valuable glimpse of
local culture and customs.
6-3 Simple present Material
tense/active
voice
Tourists can explore the village
6-4 Simple present Material
tense/active
voice
and meet residents.
Text 7: Ubud Art Market
Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
n
7-1 Ubud is the cultural hub of Bali and home to Simple present Relational
many traditional artists producing unique tense/active atributive
and authentic products that represent the voice
island.
7-2 [producing unique and authentic products Present Material
that represent the island] participle/gerun
d

7-3 [that represent the island] Simple present Material

tense/active
voice

7-4 Tourists can find anything here, from art Simple present Mental
pieces to humble souvenirs. tense with
modal/active
voice

Text 8: Besakih Temple

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
n
8-1 Besakih Temple, Bali’s largest, sits on the Simple present Material
slopes of the island’s highest mountain, tense/active
Mount Agung. voice

8-2 The complex comprises 86 temples that are Simple present Material
more than 1,000 years old. tense/active
voice

8-3 [that are more than 1,000 years old] Simple present Relational
tense/active atributive
voice

8-4 Each year, the temple hosts more than 70 Simple present Material
religious ceremonies or celebrations tense/active
attended by Hindu devotees from all over voice
the island.
8-5 [attended by Hindu devotees from all over Past participle Material
the island.]

Text 9: Padang Padang Beach

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
n
9-1 Probably best known for its appearance in Simple present Mental
the movie Eat, Pray, Love (2010), this once- tense/active
hidden gem lives up to the hype. voice

9-2 Probably best known for its appearance in Present tense, Rel. Attr
the movie Eat, Pray, Love (2010) passive voice
9-3 A perfect nook where you can chill by the Simple present Material
sand, swim past awesome rocky structures tense with
or surf the waves off the cliffs. modal/active
voice

9-4 swim past awesome rocky structures or surf Simple present Material
the waves off the cliffs. tense/active
voice

9-5 or surf the waves off the cliffs. Simple present Material
tense/active
voice

Text 10: Mount Batur

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
10-1 n Simple present Material
A two-hour hike up the mountain will bring tense with
you to the island’s best spot for basking in modal/active
the sunshine’s first rays. voice

10-2 Simple present Mental

Watch the sunrise with Mount Abang and tense with
Batur Lake in the background. Highly modal/active
Instagrammable. voice

Text 11: Ubud Royal Palace

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
11-1 n Ubud used to be a royal town, simple past Rel. attr
tense/
11-2 so it’s not surprising that the area is packed Present Mental
with stunning palaces that still stand as continuous
cultural and historical landmarks. tense/active
voice

11-3 [that the area is packed with stunning palaces Present perfect Material
that still stand as cultural and historical tense/passive
landmarks.] voice

11-4 [that still stand as cultural and historical Simple present Material
landmarks.] tense/active
voice

11-5 The Ubud Royal Palace, or Puri Saren Ubud, Simple present Relational
is among the biggest and can be found in the tense/active atributive
heart of the neighbourhood. voice

11-6 [and can be found in the heart of the Present perfect Material
neighbourhood.] tense with
modal/passive
voice

Text 12: Pandawa Beach

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
12-1 n Beyond the sparkling blue ocean and white, Simple present Relational
smooth sand, Pandawa Beach is also a tense/active atributive
cultural landmark; voice

12-2 a place that hosts splendid figures of the five Simple present Material
heroic Pandawa characters from the tense/active
Mahabharata epic, and a venue for cultural voice
performances including the famous kecak, or
fire dance.

12-3 You can also enjoy a fun day out canoeing on Simple present Mental
the calm waters. tense with
modal/active
voice

Text 13: Elephant Cave

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
13-1 n This huge cave, also a Buddhist temple, is Present perfect Material
covered in carved stories and sacred figures. tense/passive
voice

13-2 The temple features a large bathing pool, Simple present Material
built to cleanse the soul and ward off evil tense/active
spirits, so legend has it. voice

13-3 [built to cleanse the soul and ward off evil Past participle Material
spirits]
13-4 [so legend has it.] Simple present Relational
tense/active possessive
voice

Text 14: Amed

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
14-1 n Snorkelling and diving in Amed will reward Simple present Material
you with sights of colourful coral, tropical tense with
fish and even Japanese shipwrecks. modal/active
voice

14-2 Amed Beach is known for its expansive, Present perfect Mental
black volcanic sand. tense/passive
voice

Text 15: Lovina

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
15-1 n Tourists are drawn to Lovina for many Present perfect Mental
reasons, one of which is the opportunity to tense/passive
go dolphin watching on its calm seas. voice
15-2 [one of which is the opportunity to go Simple present Relational
dolphin watching on its calm seas.] tense/active atributive
voice

15-3 The area is also a popular beginner-friendly Simple present Relational

snorkelling and diving destination. tense/active atributive
voice

Text 16: Tanjung Benoa

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
16-1 n Tanjung Benoa is by far the most popular Simple present Relational
spot for watersports in Bali, where tourists tense/active atributive
can find virtually every beach and ocean voice
activity, including banana boating, sea
walking, flyboarding and scuba diving.

16-2 where tourists can find virtually every beach and Simple present Material
ocean activity, including banana boating, sea tense with
walking, flyboarding and scuba diving. modal/active
voice

16-3 The area is also packed with luxurious Present perfect Material
resorts for those who’d like to stay the night. tense/passive
voice

Text 17: Jimbaran Bay

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
17-1 n The seaside restaurants lining up along Simple present Material
Jimbaran Bay serve the island’s best and tense/active
freshest seafood dishes. voice

17-2 Most restaurants have candle-lit outdoor Simple present Relational

seating areas, where you can dine and chill tense/active possessive
with your feet in the sand. voice

17-3 where you can dine Simple present Material

tense with
modal/active
voice

chill with your feet in the sand. Simple present Material

tense with
modal/active
voice
17-4 and

Text 18: Munduk Village

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
18-1 n This mountain village boasts a clean, green Simple present Mental
environment, fresh, cool air and charming tense/active
natural attractions. voice
18-2 The waterfalls and hills make Munduk a Simple present Material
popular trekking destination, and during the tense/active
colonial era it was the favourite mountain voice
retreat of the Dutch, hence the European
architecture, historic buildings and
flourishing commodities.

18-3 [and during the colonial era it was the favourite Simple past Existensial
mountain retreat of the Dutch, hence the tense/active
European architecture, historic buildings and voice
flourishing commodities.]

Text 19: Kuta Beach

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
19-1 n This may not be the island’s best in terms of Simple present Mental
natural beauty (although it’s still pretty tense with
incredible) modal/active
voice

19-2 [(although it’s still pretty incredible)] Simple present Relational

tense/active atributive
voice

19-3 but Kuta Beach is world-famous, and with good Simple present Relational
reason. tense/active atributive
voice

19-4 Today it is one of the liveliest spots on the Simple present Relational
island, offering countless fun activities – tense/active atributive
from surfing to eating and shopping, from voice
dawn to late at night.

19-5 [offering countless fun activities – from Present Material

surfing to eating and shopping, from dawn participle/gerun
to late at night.] d

Text 20: Garuda Wisnu Kencana

Cl. Id Conjunctio Clauses Tenses/Voices Process types
12-1 n A substantial cultural park in Bali, Garuda Simple present Relational
Wisnu Kencana has many different tense/active possessive
attractions to enjoy — exhibition halls, voice
gigantic folklore-inspired statues, street
theatre, festival park and much more.

12-2 Revolving around the Garuda character of Simple present Mental

the Mahabharata epic, you can also learn tense with
the legend that shapes many aspects of the modal/active
Balinese culture in a fun and entertaining voice
way.
12-3 [Revolving around the Garuda character of Present Material
the Mahabharata epic] participle/gerun
d
Circumstantial attributive

Circumstantial
circumstancial
circumstancial
circumstancial
No. Conjunc-
tion Clauses Tense/Voice Process types
1.       Ubud Monkey Forest

This place is a temple, a lush forest and the Rel. Attr

1-1 natural habitat of hundreds of monkeys

2.       Uluwatu Temple

Rel. Attr
2-1 Sitting at the edge of a magnificent cliff,

3.       Tanah Lot temple

Tanah Lot Temple is a religious and cultural Rel. Attr.
3-1 landmark,
3-2 [is] cherished for its natural beauty Rel. Attr.
3-3 Perched on an offshore rock, Rel. Attr.
is itself a spectacular place for a selfie,
3-5 and especially at sunset. Re. Attr

Text 4: Tirta Empul Temple

4-5 Simple present Relational
tense/active atributive
Soaking in the spring water in this serene and voice
historic temple is an experience not to be missed.

Text 5: Seminyak
5-1 Simple present Relational
This integral neighbourhood is where you tense/active atributive
can find virtually anything – from humble voice
traditional shops to high-end designer
boutiques

Text 6: Tegalalang Rice Terraces

6-2 to infinitive Rel. Attr
to enjoy nature and a valuable glimpse of
local culture and customs.

Text 7: Ubud Art Market

7-1 Ubud is the cultural hub of Bali and home to Simple present Relational
many traditional artists producing unique tense/active atributive
and authentic products that represent the voice
island.

Text 8: Besakih Temple

8-3 [that are more than 1,000 years old] Simple present Relational
tense/active atributive
voice

Text 9: Padang Padang Beach

9-2 Probably best known for its appearance in Present tense, Rel. Attr
the movie Eat, Pray, Love (2010) passive voice

Text 10: Mount Batur

Text 11: Ubud Royal Palace

11-1 Ubud used to be a royal town, simple past Rel. attr
tense/
11-5 The Ubud Royal Palace, or Puri Saren Ubud, Simple present Relational
is among the biggest and can be found in the tense/active atributive
heart of the neighbourhood. voice

Text 12: Pandawa Beach

12-1 Beyond the sparkling blue ocean and white, Simple present Relational
smooth sand, Pandawa Beach is also a tense/active atributive
cultural landmark; voice

Text 13: Elephant Cave

Text 14: Amed

Text 15: Lovina

15-2 [one of which is the opportunity to go Simple present Relational
dolphin watching on its calm seas.] tense/active atributive
voice

15-3 The area is also a popular beginner-friendly Simple present Relational

snorkelling and diving destination. tense/active atributive
voice

Text 16: Tanjung Benoa

16-1 Tanjung Benoa is by far the most popular Simple present Relational
spot for watersports in Bali, where tourists tense/active atributive
can find virtually every beach and ocean voice
activity, including banana boating, sea
walking, flyboarding and scuba diving.

Text 17: Jimbaran Bay

Text 18: Munduk Village

Text 19: Kuta Beach

19-2 [(although it’s still pretty incredible)] Simple present Relational
tense/active atributive
voice
19-3 but Kuta Beach is world-famous, and with good Simple present Relational
reason. tense/active atributive
voice

19-4 Today it is one of the liveliest spots on the Simple present Relational
island, offering countless fun activities – tense/active atributive
from surfing to eating and shopping, from voice
dawn to late at night.

Text 20: Garuda Wisnu Kencana

Circumstantial attributive

Circumstantial
circumstancial

circumstancial
No. Conjunc-
tion Clauses Tense/Voice Process types
1.       Ubud Monkey Forest

Tourists are drawn to this spot for the Mat.

charm, fresh, cool air and the company of
1-2 playful monkeys throughout the visit.

2.       Uluwatu Temple

As a tourist you get to learn about the local Mat.
2-3 customs on your visit,
with traditional dance and drama Mat.
2-4 performances taking place at sunset.

3.       Tanah Lot temple

On this guided tour, you’ll get to explore the Mat.
3-6 temple

Text 4: Tirta Empul Temple

4-3 to heal to infinitive Material
4-4 Simple present Material
tense/active
voice
and cleanse their bodies and souls.

Text 5: Seminyak
5-4 [lined with vibrant bars and restaurants that Past participle Material
stay open until late.]

Text 6: Tegalalang Rice Terraces

6-1 Simple present Material
These Balinese sculptured rice terraces offer tense/active
tourists a chance to enjoy nature and a voice
valuable glimpse of local culture and Relational
customs. atributive
6-3 Simple present Material
tense/active
voice
Tourists can explore the village
6-4 Simple present Material
tense/active
voice
and meet residents.

Text 7: Ubud Art Market

7-2 [producing unique and authentic products Present Material
that represent the island] participle/gerun
d
7-3 [that represent the island] Simple present Material
tense/active
voice

Text 8: Besakih Temple

8-1 Besakih Temple, Bali’s largest, sits on the Simple present Material
slopes of the island’s highest mountain, tense/active
Mount Agung. voice

8-2 The complex comprises 86 temples that are Simple present Material
more than 1,000 years old. tense/active
voice

8-4 Each year, the temple hosts more than 70 Simple present Material
religious ceremonies or celebrations tense/active
attended by Hindu devotees from all over voice
the island.
8-5 [attended by Hindu devotees from all over Past participle Material
the island.]

Text 9: Padang Padang Beach

9-3 A perfect nook where you can chill by the Simple present Material
sand, swim past awesome rocky structures tense with
or surf the waves off the cliffs. modal/active
voice

9-4 swim past awesome rocky structures or surf Simple present Material
the waves off the cliffs. tense/active
voice

9-5 or surf the waves off the cliffs. Simple present Material
tense/active
voice

Text 10: Mount Batur

10-1 Simple present Material
A two-hour hike up the mountain will bring tense with
you to the island’s best spot for basking in modal/active
the sunshine’s first rays. voice

Text 11: Ubud Royal Palace

11-3 [that the area is packed with stunning palaces Present perfect Material
that still stand as cultural and historical tense/passive
landmarks.] voice

11-4 [that still stand as cultural and historical Simple present Material
landmarks.] tense/active
voice
11-6 [and can be found in the heart of the Present perfect Material
neighbourhood.] tense with
modal/passive
voice

Text 12: Pandawa Beach

12-2 a place that hosts splendid figures of the five Simple present Material
heroic Pandawa characters from the tense/active
Mahabharata epic, and a venue for cultural voice
performances including the famous kecak, or
fire dance.

Text 13: Elephant Cave

13-1 This huge cave, also a Buddhist temple, is Present perfect Material
covered in carved stories and sacred figures. tense/passive
voice

13-2 The temple features a large bathing pool, Simple present Material
built to cleanse the soul and ward off evil tense/active
spirits, so legend has it. voice

13-3 [built to cleanse the soul and ward off evil Past participle Material
spirits]

Text 14: Amed

14-1 Snorkelling and diving in Amed will reward Simple present Material
you with sights of colourful coral, tropical tense with
fish and even Japanese shipwrecks. modal/active
voice

Text 15: Lovina

Text 16: Tanjung Benoa

16-2 where tourists can find virtually every beach and Simple present Material
ocean activity, including banana boating, sea tense with
walking, flyboarding and scuba diving. modal/active
voice

16-3 The area is also packed with luxurious Present perfect Material
resorts for those who’d like to stay the night. tense/passive
voice

Text 17: Jimbaran Bay

17-1 The seaside restaurants lining up along Simple present Material
Jimbaran Bay serve the island’s best and tense/active
freshest seafood dishes. voice
17-3 where you can dine Simple present Material
tense with
modal/active
voice

chill with your feet in the sand. Simple present Material

tense with
modal/active
voice
17-4 and

Text 18: Munduk Village

18-2 The waterfalls and hills make Munduk a Simple present Material
popular trekking destination, and during the tense/active
colonial era it was the favourite mountain voice
retreat of the Dutch, hence the European
architecture, historic buildings and
flourishing commodities.

Text 19: Kuta Beach

19-5 [offering countless fun activities – from Present Material
surfing to eating and shopping, from dawn participle/gerun
to late at night.] d

Text 20: Garuda Wisnu Kencana

12-3 [Revolving around the Garuda character of Present Material
the Mahabharata epic] participle/gerun
d
No. Conjunc-
tion Clauses Tense/Voice Process types
1.       Ubud Monkey Forest

2.       Uluwatu Temple

this awe-inspiring temple has more cultural Rel. Pos.

2-2 value than [sic.] (what) meets the eye

3.       Tanah Lot temple

3-4 it has an idyllic backdrop of ocean, Re. Pos.

Text 4: Tirta Empul Temple

4-2 [that the sacred water flowing at the Tirta Empul Simple present Relational
Temple has the power to heal and cleanse tense/active possessive
their bodies and souls.] voice

Text 5: Seminyak
5-3 Simple present Relational
This neighbourhood also has its share of tense/active possessive
idyllic beaches, lined with vibrant bars and voice
restaurants that stay open until late.

Text 13: Elephant Cave

13-4 [so legend has it.] Simple present Relational
tense/active possessive
voice

Text 17: Jimbaran Bay

17-2 Most restaurants have candle-lit outdoor Simple present Relational
seating areas, where you can dine and chill tense/active possessive
with your feet in the sand. voice

Text 20: Garuda Wisnu Kencana

12-1 A substantial cultural park in Bali, Garuda Simple present Relational
Wisnu Kencana has many different tense/active possessive
attractions to enjoy — exhibition halls, voice
gigantic folklore-inspired statues, street
theatre, festival park and much more.
No. Conjunc-
tion Clauses Tense/Voice Process types
1.       Ubud Monkey Forest

2.       Uluwatu Temple

3.       Tanah Lot temple

see the best of Ubud though the eyes of a
3-7 and local. Mental

Text 4: Tirta Empul Temple

4-1 Locals believe that the sacred water flowing Simple present Mental
at the Tirta Empul Temple has the power to tense/active
heal and cleanse their bodies and souls. voice

Text 5: Seminyak
5-2 Modal with Mental
simple present
you can find virtually anything – from tense/active
humble traditional shops to high-end voice
designer boutiques.

Text 7: Ubud Art Market

7-4 Tourists can find anything here, from art Simple present Mental
pieces to humble souvenirs. tense with
modal/active
voice

Text 9: Padang Padang Beach

9-1 Probably best known for its appearance in Simple present Mental
the movie Eat, Pray, Love (2010), this once- tense/active
hidden gem lives up to the hype. voice

Text 10: Mount Batur

10-2 Simple present Mental
Watch the sunrise with Mount Abang and tense with
Batur Lake in the background. Highly modal/active
Instagrammable. voice

Text 11: Ubud Royal Palace

11-2 so it’s not surprising that the area is packed Present Mental
with stunning palaces that still stand as continuous
cultural and historical landmarks. tense/active
voice

Text 12: Pandawa Beach

12-3 You can also enjoy a fun day out canoeing on Simple present Mental
the calm waters. tense with
modal/active
voice

Text 14: Amed

14-2 Amed Beach is known for its expansive, Present perfect Mental
black volcanic sand. tense/passive
voice

Text 15: Lovina

15-1 Tourists are drawn to Lovina for many Present perfect Mental
reasons, one of which is the opportunity to tense/passive
go dolphin watching on its calm seas. voice

Text 18: Munduk Village

18-1 This mountain village boasts a clean, green Simple present Mental
environment, fresh, cool air and charming tense/active
natural attractions. voice

Text 19: Kuta Beach

19-1 This may not be the island’s best in terms of Simple present Mental
natural beauty (although it’s still pretty tense with
incredible) modal/active
voice

Text 20: Garuda Wisnu Kencana

12-2 Revolving around the Garuda character of Simple present Mental
the Mahabharata epic, you can also learn tense with
the legend that shapes many aspects of the modal/active
Balinese culture in a fun and entertaining voice
way.
No. Conjunc- Process
tion Clauses Tense/Voice types
Text 18: Munduk Village
18-3 [and during the colonial era it Simple past Existensial
was the favourite tense/active voice
mountain retreat of the
Dutch, hence the
European architecture,
historic buildings and
flourishing
commodities.]
No. Conjunc- Tense/Voic Process
tion Clauses e types
Text 5: Seminyak
5-5 stay open Behaviorial
that until late