TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS

“RANGKUMAN DAN CONTOH”

DISUSUN OLEH
NAMA : CANDRIKA DELLA VABELIA
JURUSAN : 1 B KEPERAWATAN

DOSEN PEMBIMBING : IBU WAHYU ENI SETYOHARI, M.Pd

KEMENTERIAN KESEHATAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA

PROGRAM STUDI DIII KEPERAWATAN/KEBIDANAN/SANITASI
POLTEKKES KEMENKES TANJUNGPINANG
TAHUN 2021
 1. Video summary
1. Simple future tense
The simple future tense is used when an action is promised atau thought to occur
in the future
Structure: Subject + shall/will + verb + .....
Example:
 We shall move to another city
 He will come to New York tomorrow
 They will make a phone which has artificial intelligence
Note: the structure of the present progressive tense also can be used when an
action is promised/ arranged/ planned to take place in the near future.
 We are moving to Texas next week
 The bus is leving at 6.00 PM.
2. Future continuous tense
The future continuous tense is used when an action is promised/thought to be
going on at a specific time/context in the future
Structure: Subject + shall/will + be + verb+ing...
Example:
 I shall be sleeping at around 6.00 AM tomorrow
 They will be playing at this time tomorrow
 She will be watching TV when i come home
 I will be woking in the office while you watch a movie
3. Future perfect tense
The future perfect tense is used to demonstrate an action which is promised to be
done by a certain time in the future
Structure: Subject + shall/will + have+ verb in the past participle......
Example:
 I shall have completed the assignment by Monday
 She will have cleaned the house before her father comes
 Alex will have submitted the tender by tomorrow
 Before i go to see her, she will have left the place
 They will have finished making the bridge by january
4. Future tense with Be Going To
Structure for “Be Going To”
 Positive form (+): subject + BE (am, is, are) + going to + V1 (first form of
verb)
 Negative form (-): subject + BE (am, is, are) + not +going to + V1 (first
form of verb)
 Question form (?): BE (am, is, are) + subject + going to + V1 (first form of
verb)
 Short answer form (+/-):
- Yes + subject + be (am, is, are) OR
- No + subject + be (am, is, are) + NOT
Differences between “will” and “ be going to”
“will” is used to make prediction. There is no evidence. It is just our personal opinion.
Example:
 Perhaps it will rain. (it is just prediction)
 Maybe he will come again. (it is just prediction)
“Be Going To” is used to make prediction. If there is an evidence it is preferred instead of
“will”
Example:
 Look at those black clouds. It is going to rain. ( there is an evidence most probably
being rainly)
 Be careful! The bee is going to bite you
“will” is used to for unplanned action in future
Example:
 I will fly to England. ( i don’t have a flight ticket or reservation)
 We will see you again. (just we think to see you again in future, there is no a definite
or exact date or plan)
 She will b a doctor. (she i not a university studemts but she wants to be a doctor in
future)
“Be Going To” is used to indicate planned actions
Example:
 I have got a flight ticket to 3 o’clock tomorrow. I’m going to fly to England
 They have made reservations for their summer holiday. They’re going to spend their
holiday in london

2. Make up sentences
a. Simple Future Tense
1. (+) I will be happy
(-) I will not be angry
(?) Will you be angry?

2. (+) My parents are going to the audiences

(-) My parents aren’t going to be the audiences
(?) Are your parents going to be the judges?

3. (+) I will close the door.

(-) I will not close the window.
(?) Will you close the door?

4. (+) We shall go out.

(-) We shall not stay here.
(?) Shall we stay here?

5. (+) My mother is going to cook Asian food.

(-) My mother is not going to cook European food.
(?) What is your mother going to cook?

b. Future Continous Tense

1. (+) you will be visiting me
(-) you will not be visiting me
(?) will you be visiting me?

2. (+) andra wil be drawing in the class

(-) andra will not be drawing in the class
(+) will andra be drawing in the class?
 3. (+) she will be hanging her clothes
(-) she will not be hanging her clothes
(?) will she be hanging her clothes?

4. (+) i shall be watching tv in your house

(-) i shall not be watcing tv in your house
(?) shall i be wactching tv in your house?

5. (+) we shall be frying a chicken

(-) we shall not be frying a chicken
(?) shall we be frying a chicken?

c. Future Perfect Tense

1. (+) You will have done your work by tomorrow
(-) You won't have done your work by tomorrow
(?) Will you have done your work by tomorrow?

2. (+) The parade will have ended by the time you get out of bed.
(-) The parade won't have ended by the time you get out of bed.
(?) Will the parade have ended by the time you get out of bed?

3. (+) He will have spent all the money before holiday ends.
(-) He won’t have spent all the money before holiday ends.
(?) Will he have spent all the money before holiday ends?

4. (+) I will have reached the top achievement by the next five years.
(-) I won't have reached the top achievement by the next five years.
(?) Will I have reached the top achievement by the next five years?

5. (+) Mother will have retired from work by the time I finish college.
(-) Mother won't have retired from work by the time I finish college.
(?) Will mother have retired from work by the time I finish college?