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Bahasa Inggris Group 6
Bahasa Inggris Group 6
Group 6
Nadia
Nemi Lestari
Ralin Andari
Triminda Wulandarie
Vina
Winta
TAHUN 2019/2020
Nursing Diagnosis
Mrs. Smith : Okay, thank you. I feel feverish, sweaty, and nauseous, Doc. I aslo shivered
and got a bad headache.
Doctor : Did you probably spend the night in a malaria endemic place?
Mrs. Smith : Yeah.. actually, I did, Doc. I spent the night there for around a week for
taking the data of my research.
After doing some tests, Mrs. Smith comes back to the doctor’s the room.
Doctor : Alright, Mrs. Smith. From the test results I can diagnose that you were
infected by malaria parasite. Here it can be seen that you were positively
infected by that parasite.
Doctor : So, you should be hospialized, Mrs. Smith. In order that you can be treated
intensively.
Mrs. Smith : Okay Doc, I will take your suggestion. Thank you
Pyhsician
- Your test results have come in.
- You have a long road to recovery.
- We have several options to discuss
- The blood test came back negative
- The transfusion was a success
- You need to be here overnight
- We’ll know more in a few days,
Patient
Patient Symptoms
C. Language Function Simple Present, Simple Past, and Present Future Tenses.
Question
Visit?
Do I/we/you/they Go?
Does He/she/it Come?
Do?
Where do they come from ?
What does it mean?
what do you do?
Negative sentences
Visit
I/we/you/they Don’t Go
He/she/it Doesn’t Come
do
I don’t like vegetables
she doesn’t drink coffe very often
he doesn’t get up er\arly in the morning
simple past tense is used for completed action that happened at one specific time in the past.
Question
Visit?
Did I/we/you/they/he/she/it Go?
Come?
Negative Sentences
In negative sentences we use didn’t + infinitive (visit, go, come, etc).
Visit
i/we/you/they/he/she/i didn’t Go
t come
I/he/she/it Was/wasn’t
You/we/they Were/weren’t
Present future tense expresses events or situations that will happen in the future.
Remember that to expres future time we can use both will and be going to.
*1/we + shall to express future time is possible but uncommon in American English. Shall is
used more frequesntly in British English than in American English.
Something we use the contractred form of will not (won’t) to express the negative form.
WILL vs BE GOING TO
1. To express a prediction: Use either will or be going to.
When the speakier is making a prediction (something that she/he thinks will occur in
the future), either will or be going to is possible.
Be careful! You’II slip if you walk in that icy street. Or,
Be careful! You are going to slip if you walk in that icy streer
Based on the weather report, it will rain tomorrow. Or,
Based on the weather report, it is going to rain tomorrow.
2. To express prior plan: Use only be going to.
When the speaker is making a prior plan (something that she/he intends to do
because she/he has made a plan or decision in the past), only be going to is used.
A: Why did you prepare this bags?
B: I’m going to go on holiday tomorrow.
He withdrawed his money from the bank yesterday
He is going to use it to buy a car.
3. To express willingness: Use only will.
A: Someone is knocking the door.
B: II’I get it.
Don’t worry, he’II help you.
D. Exercise : Exercises on Simpe Present Tense, Simple Past Tense, and Present Future
Tense.
Direction : Complete the sentences using one of the following (make sure to use an
appropriate tense)
Directions: Complete the sentences. Put the verb into the correct form, positive or negative.
Expressing Predictions
Directions: Use will and/ or be going to with the verb in the parentheses
1. Ryan and John (be) … will be/ are going to be … here tomorrow.
2. Dina (graduate) … will graduate/ is going to graduate … in September.
3. I (send) … a letter to my sister tonight.
4. My cousin from China (come) … here next week.
5. My father and I (go) … here this afternoon.
6. It is said that the governor (visit) … the exhibition.
7. Mrs. Johnson (teach) … algebra and geometry in the next semester.
Direction: Use be going to if you think the speaker is expressing a prior plan. If you think he/
she has no prior plan, use will.
1. A : Do you want to go on vocation with me? I (go) …am going to go… to Bandung
next week
B : Yes, sure.