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Tenses and Expressions 3425
Tenses and Expressions 3425
WPU ‘08
TENSES
1. Simple Present
Formulas:
(+) S + V1 (they, we, I, you)
S + V-s/es (he, she, it)
Examples:
1. I play tennis twice a week.
2. Ronny studies hard everyday.
3. My father reads newspaper in the morning.
2. Present Continuous
Formulas:
(+) S + to be (is/am/are) + V-ing
Examples:
1. I am playing tennis with my friend.
2. She is studying hard for the final exam.
3. They are cleaning the classroom.
3. Present Perfect
Formulas:
(+) S + has/have + V3
Examples:
1. I have played tennis with my friend.
2. She has studied hard for the exam.
3. They have cleaned the classroom.
(?) Has/have + S + V3 +?
Examples:
1. Have I played tennis with my friend?
2. Has she studied hard for the exam?
3. Have they cleaned the classroom?
Formulas:
(+) S + has/have + been + V-ing
Examples:
1. I have been playing tennis since 2000.
2. She has been teaching English for 13 years.
3. They have been living in Lampung since 1989.
(-) S + has/have + not + been + V-ing
Examples:
1. I have not been playing tennis since 2000.
2. She has not been teaching English for 13 years.
3. They have not been living in Lampung since 1989.
5. Simple Past
Formulas:
(+) S + V2
Examples:
1. I played tennis with my friend yesterday.
2. She studied hard for the final exam.
3. They cleaned the classroom.
(?) Did + S + V1 +?
Examples:
1. Did I play tennis with my friend yesterday?
2. Did she study hard for the final exam?
3. Did they clean the classroom?
6. Past Continuous
Formulas:
(+) S + was/were + V-ing + (when + simple past)
Examples:
1. We were watching TV when he came.
2. She was reading a book when I called her.
3. I was studying when my father knocked the door.
7. Past Perfect
Formulas:
(+) S + had + V3
Examples:
1. He had taken a bath when I arrived.
2. They had cleaned the classroom.
3. She had cooked for dinner.
(?) Had + S + V3 +?
Examples:
1. Had he taken a bath when I arrived?
2. Had they cleaned the classroom?
3. Had she cooked for dinner?
9. Present Future
Formulas:
(+) S + will + V1
Examples:
1. I will go to Jakarta tomorrow.
2. She will leave Indonesia to follow her husband.
3. They will join the family planning program.
(?) Will + S + V1 +?
Examples:
1. Will I go to Jakarta tomorrow?
2. Will she leave Indonesia to follow her husband?
3. Will they join the family planning program?
10. Present Future Continuous
Formulas:
(+) S + will + be + V-ing
Examples:
1. I will be living with my grandma next year.
2. She will be studying English when she gets home.
3. They will be talking about their problem to their parents.
Formulas:
(+) S + will + have + V3
Examples:
1. She will have read that novel tomorrow.
2. I will have done my homework next week.
3. We will have gone to USA next year.
Formulas:
(+) S + will + have + been + V-ing
Examples:
1. She will have been studying English.
2. I will have been washing the dishes.
3. Mark will have been listening to music.
Formulas:
(+) S + would + V1
Examples:
1. I would do my homework.
2. She would cook for dinner.
3. They would arrive at noon.
Formulas:
(+) S + would + be + V-ing
Examples:
1. She would be reading the novel.
2. I would be sitting in front of TV.
3. You would be playing tennis with your friend.
Formulas:
(+) S + would + have + V3
Examples:
1. He would have gone to Australia.
2. I would have done my homework.
3. We would have come to the party.
(-) S + would + not + have + V3
Examples:
1. He would not have gone to Australia.
2. I would not have done my homework.
3. We would not have come to the party.
Formulas:
(+) S + would + have + been + V-ing
Examples:
1. She would have been reading the announcement.
2. He would have been eating his breakfast.
3. You would have been writing a letter.
2. Sympathy (simpati)
Statement Responses
Oh dear!
Oh, my God!
It must have been terrible!
My brother got a car accident. Oh, that’s horrible!
I know exactly how you feel!
I’m terribly sorry!
I’m sorry to hear that!
Advices/suggestions Responses
You had better be here on time You’re right
ought to Do you really think so?
could I agree
should That’s a good idea
I know
I suggest that you don’t leave you Thanks for the suggestion
son alone.
I strongly advise you to be here on Thanks for the advice
time
Expressions
I’m very proud of you.
I’m very proud of ….
I feel proud of my mother.
I feel proud of ….
I proud to have a friend like you.
I proud to ….
My pride of my culture inspires me
My pride of … inspires me
to write a book.
to ….
Yes, I can.
Can you …? No, I can’t.
Could you …? (past form) I am not able to do that.
She is able to do that
Accepting (menerima)
Can I help you? Yes, please.
Shall I open the door for you? Thanks a lot.
Let me carry it for you? Yes, I am.
Can I help you carry the …? That’s very kind of you.
May I help you, miss? Refusing (menolak)
What can I do for you, sir? No, thanks.
Would you like me to carry it, Mam? No, thank you.
Thanks anyway, but …
Invitations Responses
How about + V-ing +? (untuk Playing golf that’s great!
mengundang teman melakukan All right!
kegiatan bersama) OK. It’s nice
How about playing golf? Sorry, I’m afraid I can’t.
I would like to invite you …. Thanks, but I have another
Please come to my party. appointment.
Questions Responses
What is your favorite …? It is ….
I like … very much.
… is my favorite ….
Do you like …? Yes, I do. It’s enjoyable.
No, I don’t. It’s boring.
Agreeing (setuju)
I agree.
That’s for sure.
Don’t you/ do you agree to Fine/OK with me.
(that) …? Certainly.
Are in agreement with …? It’s a deal.
That’s …, aha? Disagreement (tidak setuju)
His …, isn’t he? I disagree/ I don’t agree.
Do we have a deal? I don’t think so.
I refuse.
No way.
No deal.
It was great!
How about the party last night? I’m satisfied.
Are you satisfied with the I liked it very much!
service? I didn’t enjoy ….
How do you find the book? It was boring.
I was extremely disappointed
15. Surprise or Amazement (terkejut/ kagum)