Tugas softskil bahasa inggris 2 bulan ke 4

EXERCISE 37 page 138


1. which

2. which

3. whom

4. whom

5. that

6. whom

7. whose

8. who

9. that
10. that

11. whose

12. which

13. who

14. that

15. whose
EXERCISE 38 page 1391. George is the man. George was chosen to represent the committee at the convention
2. All the money (the money was accepted) has already been released
3. The papers (the papers are on the table) belong to Patricia
4. The man was brought to the police station confessed to the crime
5. The girl is drinking coffee. Mary Allen is the girl
6. John's wife, a professor, has written several papers on this subject
7. The man is talking to the policeman. The man is my uncle.
8. The book (the book is on top shelf) is the one that I need
9. The number of students (the number of students have been counted) is quite high
10. Leo Evans, a doctor, cats in this restaurant every day








Relative clauses – defining relative clauses Relative clauses add extra information to a sentence by defining a noun. They are usually divided into two types – defining relative clauses and non-defining relative clauses.Defining relative clauses

Look at this sentence:

The woman who lives next door works in a bank.
‘who lives next door’ is a defining relative clause. It tells us which woman we are talking about.

Look at some more examples:

Look out! There’s the dog that bit my brother.
The film that we saw last week was awful.
This is the skirt I bought in the sales. Can you identify the defining relative clauses? They tell us which dog, which film and which skirt we are talking about.Relative pronouns
Relative clauses are often introduced by a relative pronoun (usually who, which, that, but when, where and whose are also possible)

With defining relative clauses we can use who or that to talk about people.

She’s the woman who cuts my hair.
She’s the woman that cuts my hair.
And we can use that or which to talk about things.

The dog that bit my brother.
The dog which bit my brother.
It is also sometimes possible to omit the relative pronoun.

This is the skirt that I bought in the sales.
This is the skirt which I bought in the sales.
This is the skirt I bought in the sales.
In this sentence ‘skirt’ is the object of the verb (buy). ‘I’ is the subject. When the relative pronoun is the object, it can be omitted.

The film we saw last week was awful.
BUT The dog bit my brother. This is not possible because the dog is the subject of the verb, ‘bite’.

tugas softskill bulan ke 3

nama : Hardiyanti safitri
kelas : 3EB12

Exercise 35: Passive Voice

1.      The president is called by somebody every day.

2.      The other members are being called by John.

3.      Mr. Watson will be called by somebody tonight .

4.      Considerable damage has been caused by the fire.

5.      The supplies should be bought for this class by the teacher.

Exercise 36: Causative Verbs

1.       Leave

2.       Repaired

3.       To type

4.       Call

5.       Painted

6.       To write

7.       Lie

8.       Sent

9.       Cut

10.   Sign

11.   Leave

12.   To wash

13.   Fixed

14.   Published

15.   Find

ARTIKEL CAUSATIVE VERB

CAUSATIVE VERB terbagi menjadi 2, yaitu : ACTIVE and PASSIVE, biasanya kata yang umum digunakan adalah Let, Make, have and Get

Rumus :

Let = S + let + agent + action verb (bare infinitive) + …

Make = S + (make-made) + agent + action verb (bare infinitive) + …

Have = Active -> S + (have-had) + agent + action verb (bare infinitive) + object

                Passive -> S + (have-had) + object + action verb (V-3)

Get = Active -> S + (get-got) + agent + action verb (to infinitive) + …

           Passive -> S + (got) + object + action verb (V-3)

Example :

Active

1.       Soojin had her friend take her result test

2.       Grace got Woobin to Wash the car

3.       Kim Woobin made his son be quiet in the bedroom

4.       Jongsuk let his girlfriend swim with her friends

Passive

1.       Gary had his handphone renovated last day

2.       Song Jihyo got her bedroom cleaned last morning.

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CONNECTORS (Kata Penghubung)

Connectors are used to combine two sentences / more into one sentence. Connectors are divided into three, namely: 
1.    show time : before, after, as soon as, while, when.

a.    We went home after the rain stopped.
b.    I prepare my ticket and passport before I go on holiday to Paris.
c.    I started to look for an apartment as soon as I arrived in this city.
d.    While he was reading her novel, somebody knocked on the door.
e.    I was really sad when I saw a drama movie.

2.   show cause and effect : because/because of, since.

a.    I went to the hospital because I had a serious accident.
b.    I went to the hospital because of my serious accident.
c.    Since I have no money, I can’t treat you.

3.    show sign order : first, next, then, after that, finally.

a.    first, we must prepare the ingredients.
b.    Next, we cut the vegetables into small pieces.
c.    After that, we put them into frying pan.
d.    Finally, we put some sauce and salt.

EXERCISE 33: BECAUSE/BECAUSE OF

1.       It was difficult to deliver thr letter because the sender had written the wrong  address on the envelope.

2.       We decided  to leave early because the party was boring.

3.       Rescue attemps were temporarily  halted  because of the bad weather.

4.       They visited their friends often because they enjiyed their company

5.       Paul cannot go to the football game because of his grades

6.       Marcella was awarded a scholarship because of her superior scholastic ability

7.       Nobody ventured outdoors because of the huricane warnings

8.       We plan to spend our vacation in the mountains because the air purer there

9.       The chickens have died because of the intense beat

EXERCISE 34 : SO/SUCH

1.       The sun shone so brightly that maria had to put on her sunglasses

2.       Dean was such a powerful swimmer that he always won the races.

3.       There were so few student registered that the class was cancelled

4.       We had so wonderful memories of that place we decided to return

5.       We had so good a time at the party that we hated to leave

6.       The benefits was so great a succes that the promotors decided to repeat it

7.       It was such a nice day that we decided to go to the beach

8.       Jane looked so sick that the nurse told her to go home

9.       Those were so difficult assignments that we spent two weeks finishing them

10.   Ray called at such an early hour that we werent awake yet

11.   The book looked so interesting that he decided to read it

12.   He worked so carefully that it took him a long time to complete the p[roject

13.   We stayed in the sun for such a long time that we became sunburned

14.   There were so many people on the bus that we decided to walk

15.   The program was so interesting that nobody wanted to miss it

Tugas softskill bulan ke-1

Nama : Hardiyanti Safitri

Npm : 23211221

Tugas softskill bulan ke-1

Exercise 21 hal 97-98

1.      Understood

2.      Would not have been

3.      Will give

4.      Would had

5.      Would have been

6.      Had

7.      Stopped

8.      Needed

9.      Have

10.  Enjoyed

11.  Painting

12.  Were

13.  Writes

14.  Had permitted

15.  Had spent

16.  I will accept

17.  Mother buys

18.  Have decided

19.  Would have written

20.  Will leak

21.  Studied

22.  Hears

23.  See

24.  Gets

25.  Turn

26.  Were

27.  Would have called

28.  Would have talked

29.  Explained

30.  Spoke

Exercise 26 hal 107

1.      rita plays the violin well.

2.      that is an intense novel.

3.      The sun is shinning brightly.

4.      The girls speak fluent French

5.      The boys speak Spanish fluently

6.      The table has a smooth surface

7.      We must figure our income tax returns accurately

8.      We don’t like to drink bitter tea

9.      The plane will arrive soon

10.  He had an accident because he was driving too fast

Exercise 27 hal 109

1.      Your cold sounds terrible

2.      The pianist plays very well

3.      The food in the restaurant always tasted good

4.      The campers remained calmly despite the thunderstorm

5.      They became sick after eating the contaminated food

6.      Professor calandra looked quick at the students sketches

7.      Paco was working diligently on the project

8.      Paul prostested vehemently about the new proposals

9.      Our neighbor appeared relaxed after their vocation

10.  The music sounded too noisy to be classical

Exercise 28 hal 114

1.      As soon

2.      More important

3.      As well

4.      More expensive

5.      As hot

6.      More talented

7.      More colorfull

8.      Happier

9.      Worse

10.  Faster

Exercise 29 hal 114

1. Than

2. Than

3. From

4. Than

5. as

6. than

7. as

8. than

9. than

10.from

Exercise 30 hal. 117

1.      Best

2.      Happiest

3.      Faster

4.      Creamiest

5.      More colorfull

6.      Better

7.      Good

8.      More awkwardly

9.      Least

10.  Prettier

11.  The best

12.  From

13.  Less impressive

14.  The sicker

15.  Than

16.  Twice as much as

17.  Few

18.  Much

19.  Farthest

20.  More famous