Name : Ni Luh Putu Ika Sintya Devi

NIM : 1911031003

Class : G/3

Assignment :3

Intermediate Integrated English Skill

PART I

A. Please write 2 verbal active sentence in positive (+), negative (-) and interrogative (?)
sentences by using your own words in the form of simple future tense then change them
into passive form!

1. (+) She will read the book.

(-) She will not read the book.
(?) Will she read the book ?
Response : Yes, of course/No, she won’t.
Passive The book will be read by she.
2. (+) They will come this morning.
(-) They will not come this morning.
(?) Will they come this morning ?
Response : No, they won’t/Yes, of course.
Passive This morning they will come.

B. Please write 3 nominal sentences in positive (+), negative (-) and interrogative
(?) sentences by using your own words in the form of simple future tense!

1. (+) She will be a nurse.

(-) She will not be a nurse.
(?) Will she be a nurse ?
Response : Yes, she will/No, she won’t.
2. (+) I will be a teacher.
(-) I will not be a teacher.
(?) Will you be a teacher ?
Response : Yes, I will/No, I won’t.
3. (+) They will be a pilot.
(-) They will not be a pilot.
(?) Will they be a pilot ?
Response : Yes, they will/No, they will not.
PART II

A. Please write 2 verbal active sentence in positive (+), negative (-) and
interrogative (?) sentences by using your own words in the form of present perfect
tense then change them into passive form!

1. (+) They have finished homework since three days ago.

(-) They have not finished homework since three days ago.
(?) Have they finished homework since three days ago ? 
Response : Yes, they have/No, they haven’t.
Passive Homework has been finished by them since three days ago.
2. (+) You have washed my car.
(-) You have not washed my car.
(?) Have you washed my car?
Response : Yes, I have/No I haven’t.
Passive My car has been washed by you.

B. Please write 3 nominal sentences in positive (+), negative (-) and interrogative
(?) sentences by using your own words in the form of present perfect tense!

1. (+) He has been success in that business. 

(-) He has not been success in that business.
(?) Has He been success in that business ?
Response : Yes, he has/No, he hasn’t.
2. (+) Santana has been a teacher in this school.
(-) Santana has not been a teacher in this school.
(?) Has Santana been a teacher in this school ? 
Response : Yes, he has/No, he hasn’t.
3. (+) Ika has been recovered from illness.
(-) Ika has not been recovered from illness.
(?) Has Ika been recovered from illness ?
Response : Yes, she has/No, she hasn’t.