NAME : Alwin Try Asnowo

CLASS : M
NPM : 0220101486
PART 1. STRUCTURE OF ADJECTIVE AND ADVERB.
Excercise 1
1. The fast train to London takes less than an hour.
2. She likes everything neat and tidy.
3. The poison took instant effect.
4. The new building was rather boring and conventional.
5. The opposition had a narrow defeat.
6. If you are going to walk long distances you need proper walking boots.
7. The traffic was quite lightly so we got through London quickly.
8. I have never played ice hockey – it is far too dangerous.
9. I need a break, a complete change of scene.
10. She has got some very interesting things to say on the subject.
11. The ground’s impossible to dig – it is as hard as stone.
12. It was my first time abroad and the language, the food, everything was so strangely.
13. It was a largely peaceful demonstration.
14. I want an explanation, but keep it simple.
15. Actors and actresses need to be clear speakers.
16. My head feels awful – I think I must have flu.
17. The accident was caused by people driving too fast in bad conditions.
18. We resurfaced the kitchen floor because it was not evenly enough for Dad’s
wheelchair.
19. She was too polite to point out my mistake.
20. I had two glasses of wine at lunch and it has made me feel really sleepy
21. I am interested to know why he left the job so suddenly.
22. I am not suprised he failed his exam – he did not exactly try very hard !
23. If it is a genuine Michelangelo drawing, it will sell for millions.
24. She walked into a bright lit room.
25. You will have to excuse Joanna – she is feeling rather tiring and emotional at

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26. I noticed how slowly her movements were.
27. The easiest thing is for us to take the train home.
28. He was very cool and calm about the mishap.
29. Hospitals need to be kept cleanly.
30. He had a suddenly heart attack while he was on holiday.
31. There has been a significantly increase in the number of women students at
Cambridge University in recent years.
32. Her cherry pie always looks good and tastes delicious.
33. I have made a guess but I do not know if it is the correct answer.
34. The kids loved the fair, but they enjoyed the bumper cars mostly of all.
35. I onl had time for a quickly glance at the paper this morning.
36. The empty house was completely silent.
37. Scarce resources should be used sensibly.
38. There was a freshly fall of snow during the night.
39. All information will be treated as strictly confidential.
40. I think it is unlikely that we will move in the near future.
41. The lights are too bright in here – they are hurting my eyes.
42. He was getting bored of doing the same thing every day.
43. I would like you to give me an honest answer.
44. An immediate effect of the war has been a breakdown of law and order.
45. Ann makes beautifully cakes.
46. The article described recently developments in the search for a cure for AIDS.
47. The chicken soup is very tasty.
48. My mom’s spaghetti is delicious.
49. The birthday party is fun.
50. The poor children has no place to sleep.

PART 2 APPLIED ADJECTIVE AND ADVERB INTO WRITING

A. Now you write paragraphs as best as possible at least 500 words. Use simple present,
adjective and adverb moreover you use all structures have you studied.

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 Present a written argument or case to an educated reader with specialist knowledge of the
following topic:

There are many different knowledge of personalities in the world today. Why do
we need it? Is personality important for the people? . Has it changed the people’s
opinion? What is the advantage and disadvantages of knowing personality.

Use your own ideas, knowledge and experience and support your arguments with
examples
and relevant evidence.

Knowing one's personality helps people to know their true strengths and weaknesses.
This is of course very important and beneficial for yourself and others. That way,
someone can find the right way to fix these deficiencies and develop their potential.
Realizing that all humans have weaknesses and strengths.

1. Become aware of the advantages and disadvantages that are owned

2. Able to make choices easily
3. Easy to understand other people well
4. Make you understand which things you like and don't like
5. Makes you willing to accept your own situation

B. Now you write paragraphs as best as possible at least 500 words. Use simple present,
adjective and adverb moreover you use all structures have you studied.
Present a written argument or case to an educated reader with specialist knowledge of the
following topic:

There are many different types Economics of in the world today. Why do we need
it? Is Economics Management for the people? Has it changed the people’s opinion?
What is the advantage and disadvantages of managements.

Use your own ideas, knowledge and experience and support your arguments with
examples

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and relevant evidence.

In additional, personality is often interpreted as a characteristic that stands out in an

individual, such as someone who is shy is subjected to the attribute of "shy personality".
Outgoing people are given the attribute of "outgoing personality" and to people who are
wishy-washy, cowardly, and the like are given the attribute of "having no personality".
Based on psychology, Gordon Allport states that personality as an organization (various
psychological and physical aspects) is both a structure and a process. So, personality is
something that can change. Allport explicitly said, personality regularly grows and
changes.

Learning economic terms will give you a better understanding of market dynamics as a
whole. In addition, you will know how to practice it on a daily basis. Economics is not
just about learning a series of these terms.

After knowing these various vocabularies, you can develop them into a business strategy.
For example, in making decisions in business or determining sales prices appropriately.

Economics applies to almost all aspects of everyday life. By studying economics, you
can find out various kinds of things that concern the lives of many people, such as:

- Business
- Finance
- Administration
- Law
- Government, be it regional to national level

Economics is more than just a theory because it includes a way of thinking. By studying
economics, you will come up with a logical way of dealing with various problems.
Studying economics will also help you develop skills in various ways, including:

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- Communication and numeracy skills
- Critical thinking skills
- Mastering general literacy
- Get insight into opportunity and exchange costs
- Understand and be able to evaluate how projects and government policies
- Gain insight into the mechanisms for allocating state resources and the environment in
general

Many assume that economics is only limited to studying curves, graphics, models, and
all theories which are considered boring. In fact, economics is more varied and not
limited to theory.

A number of economic theories are based on assumptions about how people behave
rationally in economic terms. Because not only studying theory, we will also learn how
important it is for us to know what to do if these assumptions fail.

So studying economics is not just studying curves and the like. Yet learn about how
cognitive biases influence economic decision-making processes. Of course it is very
important for survival to be better.