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Verbal
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S (I, you, they, we) + V1 (infinitive)
S (she, he, it) + V1 + “s”/”es”
Ex:
I go to school every morning
Rules:
1. work – works, tell – tells
2. ch, sh, o, z, x, s v1+es
teach-teaches, wash-washes, go-goes, fix-fixes, pass-
passes.
3. y dan diawali consonant, maka y= i + es
study - studies
4. y dan diawali vokal, maka + s
play – plays, say - says
5. can, could, may, might, should, must, etc.
Ex:
I open the door
She opens the door
She can open the door
(-)
S (I, you, they, we) + do+ not + v1
Ex: I don’t open the door every morning
S (she, he, it) + does + not+ v1
Ex: she doesn’t go to market every Sunday
(?)
Do + S (I, you, they, we) + v1?
Ex: Do I open the door?
Does + S (she, he, it) + v1
Ex: Does she open the door?
Nominal
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S + to be + non verb (adjective, noun, etc)
Ex: - she is beautiful
- You are handsome
- Andi is a doctor
(-)
S + to be + not + non verb
Ex: - she is not beautiful
- you are not handsome
(?)
To be + S + non verb
Ex: - is she beautiful?
- are you handsome?
QW + to be + S?
Verbal
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S + To be + V1 + ing
Ex: - She is studying English
- I am playing football
Catatan:
1. rata2 V1 + ing
ex: work – working, watch – watching
(-)
S + to be + not + v1 + ing
Ex: - I am not playing football
- She is not studying English
(?)
To be + S + v1 + ing?
Ex: - Are you playing soccer?
- Is she studying English?
QW + To be + S + v1 + ing?
Ex: where are you playing soccer?
QW (Who) + To be + v1 +ing?
Ex: who are playing soccer?
Verbal
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S (I, you, they, we) + have + v3 (past participle)
Ex: - I have spoken English
- You have eaten rice
S (she, he, it) + has + v3
Ex: - She has seen her mother in the market
- He has written a letter to you
Ket:
I have I’ve
We have We’ve
They have They’ve
She has She’s
He has He’s
It has It’s
(-)
S (I, you, they, we) + have + not + v3
Ex: - I have not spoken English for three years.
- You have not here since yesterday.
S (she, he, it) + has + not + v3
Ex: - She hasn’t taught this class for one year.
- He has not bought a ball to you.
(?)
Have + S (I, you, they, we) + v3?
Ex: - Have I written a letter for you?
Has + S (she, he, it) + v3
Ex: - Has he taught English for five months?
Nominal
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S (I, you, they, we) + have + been +non verb
Ex: We have been in Pontianak for 10 months
S (she, he, it) + has + been + non verb
Ex: She has been here since yesterday
(-)
S (I, you, they, we) + have + not + been +non verb
Ex: We have not been in Pontianak for 10 months
S (she, he, it) + has + not + been + non verb
Ex: She has not been here since yesterday
(?)
Have + S (I, you, they, we) + been +non verb
Ex: Have we been in Pontianak for 10 months?
Has + S (she, he, it) + been + non verb
Ex: Has she been here since yesterday?
QW + Have + S (I, you, they, we) + been +non verb
QW + Has + S (she, he, it) + been + non verb
(+)
S (I, YOU, THEY, WE) + HAVE + BEEN + V1 +
ING
Ex: We have been studying English for two hours.
(-)
S (I, YOU, THEY, WE) + HAVE + NOT + BEEN +
V1 + ING
Ex: They have not been studying English for two
hours.
(?)
HAVE + S (I, YOU, THEY, WE) + BEEN + V1 +
ING?
Ex: Have you been finishing homework last night?
HAS + S (SHE, HE, IT) + BEEN + V1 + ING?
Ex: Has he been opening the new restaurant?