Exercises

I. Fill the blank words below using the verb given correctly!
1. I called Nadine at 10 last night.
2. Rehan studied at school library until 12 AM yesterday.
3. Two days ago, she was at Kuta.
4. They were out this morning.
5. Faiza dryed, did not nother skirt perfectly last day .
6. My fiancé went to Bali last summer.
7. Some students argued about Raffi Ahmad’s wedding last week.
8. Today the weather was so nice.
9. Himbaja conducted ”Kangmas-Mbakyu” competition last two weeks ago.
10. My friend joined in “Stand Up Comedy” last night.

II. Make Yes/No and W-H Question (the underlined words) from the sentences below!
1. I bought Belgian Chocolate on Takashiemura shop two days ago.
Y/N Q: Did you bought Belgian Chocolate on Takeshimura shop two days ago?
W-H Q: Who bought Belgian Chocolate on Takesimura shop two days ago?
2. Fernando engaged Sarah last 3 months ago.
Y/N Q: Did Fernando engaged Sarah last 3 months ago?
W- H Q: Who engaged last 3 months ago?
3. Daddy made me so yummy banana and strawberry smooties for our breakfast menu this morning.
Y/N Q: Did daddy made me so yummy banana and strawberry smoothies for oour
breakfast menu this morning?
W-H Q: Who was made me so yummy banana and strawberry smoothies our
breakfast menu this morning?
4. Amanda liked her hamster very much.
Y/N Q: Did Amanda liked her hamster very much?
W-H Q: Who liked hamster very much?

5. Yesterday, the aeroplane landed on Adi Sucipto Airport at 5 PM.

Y/N Q: Did yesterday the aeroplane landed on Adi Sucipto Airport at 5 PM?
W-H Q: What did the aeroplane landed on Adi Sucipto Airport at 5 PM yesterday?
A. WRITING
Write your opinion about soccer association in Indonesia (PSSI) based on the recent trusted data
in at least 7 paragraphs, 5 sentences per paragraph.

PSSI

PSSI General Chairman Mochamad Iriawan said that Malaysia was amazed by what
the U-19 national team showed while in Croatia. PSSI itself will again dispatch the U-19
National Team to conduct TC abroad next month. Several countries in Europe such as the
Netherlands and also in Asia (Japan and South Korea) are the next destination options. The
preparations for the U-19 Indonesian national team in welcoming the 2020 U-19 Asian Cup and
the 2021 U-20 World Cup have received the spotlight from many parties, including neighboring
Malaysia. For almost two months, the young Garuda squad was in Croatia to train and play trial
matches with a number of European countries and also Croatian clubs. PSSI is made up of five
levels of national football leagues, which are Liga 1, Liga 2, Liga 3, and Piala Indonesia as the
domestic cup (s) to compete clubs from all divisions level.

"The U-19 Asian Cup, which was originally in October 2020, will be postponed to
February 22, 2021," said Mochamad Iriawan. Shin Tae-yong's team has now been in the Balkan
country for nearly two months. Two trial matches against Hajduk Split on October 20 and 26
will be the closing matches of the U-19 national team in Croatia. There are other football
competitions on national level, namely the National Youth League (U-15), Indonesian Women
Football Tournament, Indonesian National Futsal League and Indonesia Super League U-
21 which are held in similar esteem to the ISL. Furthermore, each regional level (and lower)
football associations in the country has its own annual amateur football competition structure
involving local clubs

On 1 April 2011, FIFA Emergency Committee met and announced that, on 4 April,

control of the PSSI would pass to a normalisation committee made up of personalities in
Indonesian football to oversee presidential elections by 21 May. It also barred Halid, George
Toisutta (the Indonesia Armed Forces general), Arifin Panigoro (founder of Liga Primer
Indonesia and Nirwan Bakrie (Halid`s vice-president, and brother of Aburizal Bakrie) from
contending for the presidency seat. FIFA also rescinded the power of the current PSSI executive
committee after FIFA's emergencies committee decreed it was "not in control of football in
Indonesia" and had lost "all credibility." In a statement released on 4 April 2011, FIFA said that
the current PSSI leadership's lack of control over Indonesian football was evidenced by "the
failure to gain control of the run-away league (LPI) set up without the involvement of PSSI or by
the fact it could not organise a congress whose sole goals were to adopt an electoral code and
elect an electoral commission." It said that its emergency committee had concluded that the PSSI
leadership "had lost all credibility" and was no longer "in a position anymore to lead the process
to solve the current crisis. The Normalisation Committee, made up of personalities in Indonesian
football who are not seeking electoral office or a position on an electoral commission, led by
famous public figure and former PSSI chairman, Agum Gumelar, is to take over running of
Indonesian football until new leadership is elected by 21 May. On 9 July 2011, Djohar Arifin
Husin was elected chairman of the PSSI from 2011 to 2015 through an Extraordinary Congress
of the PSSI held in 2011. Djohar was elected after defeating the other candidate, Agusman
Effendi. His vice-chairman was Farid Rahman.

On 18 April 2015, PSSI was suspended by Ministry of Sports and Youth. PSSI did not
comply with the government policy after disobeying three warning letters that sent by the
ministry. Based on that, the Youth and Sports Minister provided administrative sanctions by not
recognising all sports activities carried out by the PSSI. The decision applied since the letter was
assigned. The warning letters was sent because of PSSI's decision to halt Indonesia Super
League amidst the dispute between PSSI and government's Indonesian Professional Sports
Agency (BOPI) over the eligibility of Arema Cronus F.C. and Persebaya Surabaya to play in the
league. FIFA had threatened the country with a ban, but BOPI insisted that FIFA should
understand that besides FIFA regulation, there are also laws that are applied and must be
complied by all national football related parties as part of the Indonesian big family, so FIFA's
warning to ban Indonesia is thought as an insult to the country's sovereignty. President of
Indonesia, Joko Widodo had supported the Sport Minister decision to not to revoke the
suspension as the President believed that there should be no problem for Indonesia to be absent
from international competitions if the purpose is to improve the national football. According to
the President, the improvement should be started by revamping the organisations.
 FIFA had decided to suspend the PSSI during the FIFA Executive Committee meeting on
Saturday, 30 May 2015, in Zurich, Switzerland. The Executive decided to suspend the PSSI with
immediate effect and until the PSSI would be able to comply with its obligations under arts. 13
and 17 of the FIFA Statutes. The decision meant Indonesian sides would no longer be able to
take part in world football, and came less than two weeks before the country was due to begin
qualifying matches for the 2018 World Cup. However, the national team would still be able to
participate in the football tournament at the 2015 Southeast Asian Games, which was just getting
under way.[ Finally, Indonesia State Minister for Youth and Sports Affairs lifted their suspension
of the PSSI per 10 May 2016. And FIFA lifted their suspension at FIFA Congress, 12–13 May
2016 in Mexico.

VOCABULARY TEST
 Find the meaning of the Indonesian vocabularies below by crossing ( x) a, b, c, or d.

1. berbahaya 6. bersinar 11. dekat 16. musim gugur

a. anger a. night a. close a. autumn
b. amber b. light b. blouse b. winter
c. winter c. right c. mouse c. spring
d. danger d. bright d. most d. summer

2. tukang cukur 7. botol 12. karena 17. hidung

a. barber a. basket a. for a. nose
b. shower b. bottle b. then b. clothes
c. flower c. battle c. if c. house
d. helper d. bowl d. but d. rose

3. kancing 8. penjual daging 13. mengasapi 18. orang-orang

a. bottom a. carpenter a. threw a. hospital
b. button b. butcher b. smoke b. people
c. bison c. green grocer c. turn c. handle
d. belong d. peacemaker d. strange d. couple
4. kirim 9. pecah 14. pelangi 19. pondok
a. band a. broken a. rainy a. mud
b. send b. awaken b. raincoat b. bud
c. hand c. token c. rainbow c. cut
d. lend d. known d. rain d. hut
5. tertinggal 10. bersalju 15. kulit kerang 20. musim semi
a. miss a. snowboard a. sell
a. autumn
b. kiss b. snow white b. bell
b. spring

TRUE = 100
FALSE= .............

POINTS (TRUE : 4) = ......................... Corrector:..............................

 GOOD LUCK 
Excercise
Change this sentence into positive, negative, and interrogative form of simple present!
1. Mr. Iwan teaches Calculus
2. Does the class start at nine o’clock?
3. The students don’t have lecture every Sunday
4. On Tuesday, he doesn’t take two classes
5. Do we like the program?
6. Does my father look for his screw driver?
7. The boys don’t help the old woman carry her bags
8. My son is very active

9. Are the football players tall?

10. is it part –time or full-time?

Answer
1. a. Mr. Iwan is teaches Calculus
b. Mr. Iwan is not teaches Calculus
c. is he teaches Calculus?

2. a. The class is start at nine o’clock

b. The class is not start at nine o’clock
c. Does the class start at nine o’clock?

3. a. The Student is have lecture every Sunday

b. The student is don’t have lecture every Sunday
c. Are the student have lecture every Sunday?

4. a. He is take two class on Tuesday

b. He is not take two class on Tuesday
c. Is he take two class on Tuesday?

5. a. We are like the program

b. We doesn’t like the program
c. Do we like the program?

6. a. My father is look for his screw driver

b. My father is not look for his screw driver
c. Does my father look for his screw driver?

7. a. The boy is help the old woman carry her bag

b. The boys don’t help the old woman carry her bags
c. Are the boy help the old woman carry her bag?

8. a. My son is very active

b. My son is not very active
 c. is my son very active?

9. a. The football player is tall

b. The football Player is not tall
c. Are the football player tall?

10. a. It is part time and full time

b. It is not part time and full time
c. Is it part –time or full-time?