Sabtu, 25 April 2015
1. Present Tense
- Indonesia
plays a growing role at the multilateral level.
- The
Government gives fund to poor people as a compensation of new oil policy.
- He goes to
Jakarta to get the better job.
2.
Past Tense
- Fuel
subsidies consumed 13 percent of Gross Domestic Product in 2014.
- I finished
my task yesterday, so I can refresh my mind now.
- They went
to Semarang last week.
3.
Present
Continuous Tense
- The
customer is complaining about our service and that’s not good for us.
- We are
studying seriously to get a good score now.
-
Indonesia’s exchange rate is growing up today.
4.
Past
Continuous Tense
- The
investors were queuing at the stock exchange.
- Lina was
studying English while her parents were cleaning the house.
- She was
investing a quarter of her money for her future.
5.
Past Perfect
Tense
- We had
passed senior high school a years ago.
- I had read
the book three times in week.
