Nama : Silvina Efendi

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Kelas : Tadris IPA 3B

UTS ENGLISH 3

1. ADJECTIVE
Adjectives are words that function to explain, describe, or limit pronouns or nouns that
are still general.
Types of adjectives
 Possessive (possession).
Possessive has two parts, namely: Possessive adjectives: (I-my), (you-yours),
(they-their), (we-our), (she-her), (he-his), (it-its).
Ex: I borrow your book.
 Descriptive
Adjectives that describe the nature and condition of a person, animal or thing.
Ex : I give you a red rose , I’m a handsome man.
 Quantitative Adjective
A word that modifies a noun by indicating a number/quantity is called a
quantitative adjective. It can be either cardinal or ordinal number.
Ex: I have been standing here for three hours, Four girls were expelled from the
school.
 Numeral Adjective
Numeral adjectives are divided into 2 types:
- Definite Numeral, ex: I buy three books today
- Indefinite Numeral, ex: The waiter pours much sugar on my tea.

2. SELF INTRODUCTION
Introduction is an expression of introduction to know one’s identity, we need to
Introduce our selves to a clearer communication prosess with whom we talk, about what
We are talking about and other conditions.
 Formal introduction. Ex: Let me introduce my self. My name is Putri Salsabila.
I’m 19 years Old. I was born an February six, 2001 in Payakumbuh, where I live
till now days. I study at UIN SUSKA Riau.
 Informal introduction. Ex: Hello, I am Elsa Nice to meet you. Hi, I am Elsa Nice
to meet you.
3. NOUN
Nouns are divided into several parts based on their form, the way they are formed, and
 based on their number.
- Based on its form, nouns are divided into two, namely:
 Concrete nouns are nouns that can be seen or felt by the five senses.
 Abstract nouns are intangible nouns which are nouns that cannot be seen by the
five senses.
- Based on the way of formation.
 Abstract nouns are formed from nouns by adding a suffix.
 Abstract nouns are formed from adjectives by adding certain endings.
 Nouns formed from verbs by adding certain endings.
- Based on the number.

4. SIMPLE PRESENT
Verbal simple present tense uses a verb that shows an action or action.
Subject + v1 ( + s /es ) + object.
Ex: (+) She read a book
(-) She does't read a book
(?) Does She read a book.

5. ASKING AND GIVING PERMISSION

Asking and giving permission is an interesting subject to learn in English. Because it has
to do with how we ask for permission, how we give permission, and how we refuse to
give permission to others.
 Asking for permission,
- Can I use your pen, please?
- Can I sit here?
- Is it okay if I sit here?
- Can I ask you a question?
- May I use your computer?
- May I come in?
- Can I take a look at your book?
- Do you mind if I turn down the TV?
 Giving permission:
- Sure.
- Sure, go ahead.
- No problem.
- Yes, you can.
- Please feel free.
- I don’t mind.