Minggu, 26 April 2015
1.
Present
Tense
a. Indonesia
plays a growing role at the multilateral level.
b. The Government gives fund to poor people as a
compensation of new oil policy.
c.
He goes to
Jakarta to get the better job.
2.
Past Tense
a. Fuel
subsidies consumed 13 percent of Gross Domestic Product in 2014.
b.
I finished
my task yesterday, so I can refresh my mind now.
c. They went
to Semarang last week.
3.
Present
Continuous Tense
a. The
customer is complaining about our service and that’s not good for us.
b.
We are
studying seriously to get a good score now.
c. Indonesia’s
exchange rate is growing up today.
4.
Past
Continuous Tense
a. The
investors were queuing at the stock exchange.
b. Lina was
studying English while her parents were cleaning the house.
c.
She was
investing a quarter of her money for her future.
5.
Past
Perfect Tense
a. Indonesian’s
fuel production had dedined significantly over the years.
b. We had
passed senior high school a years ago.
c.
I had read
the book three times in week.
