Minggu, 22 April 2012

DO/DOES, DID dan DONE



“DO/DOES, DID dan DONE”
Ada 2 fungsi penggunaan dari “DO/DOES, DID dan DONE”, yaitu:
1.      Berfungsi sebagai kata kerja yang memiliki arti mengerjakan.
Ketiga kata kerja tersebut mempunyai arti yang sama yaitu (Melakukan/ Mengerjakan/ Melaksanakan) tetapi dalam penggunaannya tentu berbeda. DO/DOES digunakan untuk Simple Present Tense, DID digunakan untuk Simple Past Tense, dan DONE (harus didahului dengan HAVE/HAS; HAVE/HAS DONE) digunakan untuk PRESENT/PAST/FUTURE PERFECT TENSE.
Contoh penggunaannya dalam kalimat:
1. They do the task very well (simple present tense)
2. They did the task very well yesterday (simple past tense)
3. They have done the task very well (Present perfect tense)

Bagaimana dengan DOES? Does juga merupakan kata kerja yang mempunyai arti (Mengerjakan, Melakukan, atau Melaksanakan), sama dengan DO digunakan untuk tenses Simple Present tetapi berbeda apabila digunakan oleh subjek tertentu. Misalnya:
  1. I do the test very well
  2. He does the test very well

Lebih jelasnya dapat digambarkan seperti ini:

SUBJEK
DO/DOES
I
DO
YOU
DO
WE
DO
THEY
DO
HE
DOES
SHE
DOES
IT
DOES

2.      Berfungsi sebagai kata kerja bantu dalam membentu kalimat tanya, kalimat negative dan jawaban singkat.

Tambahan lagi DO/DOES, DID, dan HAVE DONE juga merupakan kata kerja bantu untuk kalimat negative pada tenses: Simple present tense (DON’T/DOESN’T), Simple Past tense (DON’T). Present Perfect Tense (HAVEN’T DONE/HASN’T DONE). Misalnya:
  1. She doesn’t go to school
  2. You don’t go to school

Bagaimana dengan kalimat “I do love you?” Berfungsi sebagai apakah DO pada kalimat tersebut?
(Silakan jawab di kolom komentar di bawah ini ^_^)
 

“PERBEDAAN HAVE DONE DAN DID”

"HAVE DONE" is used when you say you've done something before at unspecified time, as in "I have done that before", or "I have seen that movie before". "DID" is used when talking about a specific point in the past "I did that yesterday" or "I did that when I went to Canada".
You would never use "I have done that a week ago" or "I did that before".
It would always be: "I did that a week ago" and "I've done that before".

NB: Kurang lebihnya saya mohon maaf. “Nobody Perfect in this World.” Apabila ada yang ingin ditambahkan dapat dimuat di kolom komentar di bawah ini.

Terima kasih .. ^^

Presented By Mr. Moh. Hendra Asmara on April, 15th 2012.

Kamis, 12 April 2012

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Rabu, 11 April 2012

Susunan Kepengurusan Gone 2011/2012


SUSUNAN KEPENGURUSAN
GONE
Generation Of Natural English
2011 – 2012
Penanggung Jawab : Hanafi, S.Ag

Pembina : Mohammad Dhafir, S.Pd

Ketua : Syaiful Sudiyanto

Sekretaris : Luluk Zilfi B.

Bendahara : Mazda Rachma Qunuti

Grammar : Fadlilatin Nailah dan Moh. Hendra Asmara

Vocabulary : Ach. Yasir Rofiqi dan Dedy Agus Setiawan

Speaking : Indra Kurniawan dan Muzzaki

Publishing : Abd. Wahid Ghafur dan Fahriawan Febri Romadhoni

Smoking


SMOKING
There are many teenagers who smoke cigarettes in our country. Certainly, cigarette has many negative effects to the smoker and can cause smokers especially teenagers get diseases. I am sure that most of us know that cigarette has many negative effects because there are many references which tell about those negative effects like internet, illumination from many departments, advertisement, and its packs.
We can find warning in the packs of cigarettes, if we pay attention to its packs. Smoking can cause cancer, heart attack, impotence, and pregnancy and embryo disturbance. That's the warning. Look at the text below and you will find the real warning in the packs of cigarettes.
"Merokok dapat menyebabkan Kanker,
serangan jantung,
impotensi,
dan gangguan kehamilan dan janin"
Although there are many references about the effect of smoking but there are still many smoker especially teenagers. Many smokers think beside cigarette can make them be true man, cigarette will not make them get diseases directly (based on smokers). And that's main factor which influence teenagers to smoke.
Our government feels difficult to forbid smoker to smoke because there are two sides about smoking. Beside cigarette can give many negative effects, cigarette has excise tax (bea cukai) which can help economy of our country. So, if we can't stop smoker to smoke, how to reduce the negative effect of smoking?
First, smoker have to reduce their smoking continuously.
And the second, smokers are forbidden to smoke in public area because it can disadvantage passive smoker.
Passive smoker is not direct smoker but passive smoker is someone who inhale smoke (asap) of cigarettes indirectly.
Presented By Ms. Lina Hidayatul Islamiyah on April, 8th 2012.

Linking Verb

LINGKING VERB
A.       DEFINITIONS AND EXAMPLES
Ø Linking verbs are verbs that do not express action.
Example, "My cat looked happy" the verb looked is used as a linking verb. Many times the verb looked is an action verb because someone is looking for something, but in the example sentence, looked describes my cat in the predicate and that makes looked function as a linking verb. If the word happy is used in the subject, then happy would have been an ordinary adjective.
Mr. Muhyi ask, “What word as linking verb in these sentence she is beautiful looking?”
Explanation :
There is no she is looking beautiful in the grammar (based on Mr. Dhafir’s explanation). In the sentence she is beautiful looking, is as linking verb because looking as noun. Understand?  
Ø Linking verbs have function as subject connector and its complement. Linking verbs are usually followed by adjective. (Mr. Syafi’i).
  • You look so confused.
  • The movie seems exciting.
Ø The linking verb connection between the subject to the noun or adjective is something like an equal sign. She is tall. -- She = tall.
1.         Linking:
The monkey looked hungry.
(
Hungry monkey or monkey is hungry) In this sentence looked is a linking verb.
2.         Action:
The monkey looked for food.
"For food" is a prepositional phrase and it must be omitted before checking. The sentence remaining after omitting the prepositional phrase is "The monkey looked". There is no noun or adjective to link monkey to. Looked is an action verb in this sentence.
3.         Linking: The soup tasted good.
Check: soup is good, good soup, soup = good
4.         Action: I tasted the soup.
Check: I am the soup (no), soup am I (no) I = soup (no)
5.         Linking: He grew tired of walking.
Of walking is a prepositional phrase and not included in the check. You should omit the prepositional phrase to check: "He grew tired".
Check: He is tired, tired is he, he = tired.
6.         Action: He grew into a tall man.
Omit the prepositional phrase into a tall man before checking. That leaves the sentence, "He grew." There's no noun or adjective left to link to, so grew is used as an action verb in this sentence.
7.         Linking:
Mother appeared happy at her party. Omit the prepositional phrase, "at her party". Now the sentence reads, "Mother appeared happy." Check: mother is happy, happy mother, mother = happy.
8.         Action: Mother appeared quietly in the room.
Omit the prepositional phrase, "in the room". The sentence now reads: Mother appeared quietly. Quietly is an adverb, omit the adverb. "Mother appeared." There is no noun or adjective to link mother to, so appeared is used as an action verb.
9.         Linking:
The bugle sounds loud.
Check: bugle is loud, loud bugle, bugle = loud (yes, yes, and yes)
10.     Action:
The bugle sounded loudly.
Check: Bugle is loudly. (no)
Loudly describes the verb. It answers the question How? Loudly is an adverb, omit the adverb. That leaves the sentence "The bugle sounded."
B.        WORDS THAT MAY BE USED AS LINKING VERBS
1.         Verbs that are sometimes used as linking verbs
  • Feel
  • Taste
  • Look
  • Smell
  • Appear
  • Grow
  • Remain
  • Seem
  • Sound
  • Become
2.         Forms of to be are sometimes used as linking verbs
  • Is
  • Am
  • Are
  • Was
  • Were
  • Be
  • Being
  • Been
Presented By Mr. Abd. Wahid Ghafur on April, 8th 2012.

Abd. Wahid Ghafur

Complete Name : Abd. Wahid Ghafur
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