Group 1

1) Muhammad Refin

2) Rizka Sari

3) Maria Lilista

4) Sri Agustina

Local B/A2

Entrepreneurship

1.1

Rewrite the following declarative sentences in the missing tenses.

1. Present : He sells the product in monday morning

Past : He sold the product in monday morning

Present perfect : He has sold in monday morning

Past perfect : He had sold in monday morning

Future : He will sell the product in monday morning

2. Present : They buy all the newest products in store

Past : They bought all the newest product in store

Present perfect : They have bought all the newest product in store
Past perfect : They had bought all the newest product in store
Future : They will buy all the newest product in store
 3. Present : Lisa promotes the bread to her friend's
Past : Lisa promoted the bread to her friend's
Present perfect : Lisa has been promoting the bread to her friend's
Past perfect : Lisa had been promoting the bread to her friend's
Future : Lisa will promote the bread to her friend's

4. Present : She offers her product with cheap prices

Past : She offered her product with cheap prices

Present perfect : She has been offering her product with cheap prices
Past perfect : She had been offering her product with cheap prices
Future : She will offer her product with cheap prices

5. Present : The Clothing store give a 40% discount for their customers
Past : The Clothing store gave a 40% discount for their customers
Present perfect : The Clothing store have been giving a 40% discount for their customers
Past perfect : The Clothing store had giving a 40% discount for their customers
Future : The Clothing store will give a 40% discount for their customers

1.2

Change the following sentences from actions in progress to completed or habitual actions. Add
or remove words as needed to make sense. Keep the same tense as the original sentence.

1. Jennie is selling her newest product

o Jennie sells her newest product at six thirty A.M in train station

2. We have bought the pizza at the restaurant

o We have been buying the pizza at the restaurant every weekend

3. Rose Will get a discount for his groceries

 o Rose Will getting a discount for his groceries on Sunday

4. Jisoo and Joy have been promotting their beauty product

o Jisoo and Joy have promoted their beauty product on their social media

5. Beverage companies is working together with PT. Makmur to advance their business

o Beverage companies work together with PT. makmur to advance their business since
last year.

Follow the same directions, but change from completed or habitual actions to actions in progress

6. He sells the product every day

o He is selling the product

7. You will get the best price of our products at the end of the year

o You will get the best price of our product

8.we need feedback from our loyal customer for our product as soon as possible

o We are needing feedback from our loyal customer for our product

9. Mark and I have promoted our product on our company website

o Mark and I have been promotting our product

10. They are introductions their newest product at this weekend

o They are introductions their newest product

1.3

In the space provided, write the tense of the sentence: present, past, or future.

1. __________She lets me borrow her accountant's book.

2. __________I read that pamphlet back in high school.
3. __________The boss cut his employee salaries again.
4. __________The company set out on another business last month.
5. __________She was putting on her ID card when she goes to work.
6. __________My brother quits a new job every few weeks.
7. __________No one read our brochure.
8. __________The sales put the costumer in trouble again.
9. __________Tomorrow I quit this job for sure!
10. _________We won’t set foot in this restaurant ever again!

1.4

Using the verbs provided as cues, write original sentences in the tenses specified.

EXAMPLE: buy / present habitual

He buys something new every day.

1. apply / present completed or habitual

______________________________
2. suggest / present in progress or incomplete
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3. sell / present perfect in progress or incomplete
_______________________________________
4. remain / future completed or habitual
_______________________________
5. attempt / past in progress or incomplete
________________________________
6. trick / present perfect completed or habitual
___________________________________
7. bribe / past completed or habitual
__________________________
 8. earn / future in progress or incomplete
_______________________________
9. harvest / past perfect completed or habitual
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10. lend / present perfect in progress or incomplete
______________________________________

1.5

Complete the following sentences twice with the type of complement specified.

EXAMPLE: adverb or adverbial phrase

The men had to work slowly.
The men had to work every day.

1. adverb or adverbial phrase

a. Tina bought him
b. Tina bought him

2. prepositional phrase
a. James talked
b. James talked

3. direct object
a. Dad wanted to sell
b. Dad wanted to sell

4. direct and indirect object

a. Bob sent
b. Bob sent
5. adjective
a. She was always
b. She was always

6. combination of elements
a. Mary raise
b. Mary raise

7. adverb or adverbial phrase

a. She was scolding
b. She was scolding

8. prepositional phrase
a. I met him
b. I met him

9. direct and indirect object

a. I will buy
b. I will buy

10. combination of elements

a. The employee ran
b. The employee ran

1.6

Begin each sentence that follows with four different adverbs or prepositional phrases.

1. A. They put menu on the table yesterday = Yesterday they put menu on the table
B. They put menu on the table every morning = Every morning they put menu on the
table
C. They put menu on the table Incredibly = Incredibly they put menu in the table
 D. They put menu on the table today = Today they put menu on the table today

2. A. Tina ordered five economic books from London happily = Happily Tina ordered five
economic books from London
B. Tina ordered five economic books from London after a long = After a long Tina
ordered five economic books from London
C. Tina ordered five economic books from London two weeks ago = Two weeks ago
Tina ordered five economic books from London
D. Tina ordered five economic books from London already = Already Tina ordered five
economic books from London

3. A. The Japanese economic system is about to change today = Today the Japanese
economic system is about to change
B. The Japanese economic system is about to change recently = Recently the Japanese
economic system is about to change
C. The japanese economic system is about to change frequently = Frequently the
Japanese economic system is about to change
D. The japanese economic system is about to change times = Times the Japanese
economic system is about to change

4. A. More money for education will spur economic growth now = Now more money for
education will spur economic growth now
B. More money for education will spur economic growth completely = Completely more
money for education will spur economic growth
C. More money for education will spur economic growth easily = Easily more money for
education will spur economic growth
D. More money for education will spur economic growth amid = Amid more money for
education will spur economic growth

5. A. Alexander studied economics at college carefully = Carefully Alexander studied

economics at college
 B. Alexander studied economics at college every day = Every day Alexander studied
economics at college
C. Alexander studied economics at college this morning = This morning Alexander
studied economics at college
D. Alexander studied economics at college last night = Last night Alexander studied
economics at college

1.7

Rewrite each sentence with a form of not any. Retain the tense of the original sentence.

EXAMPLE: The teacher found no errors.

The teacher didn’t find any errors.

1. John could take no one’s advice.

John can any take anyone's advice, when he gets advice to his sales business

2. I will accept nothing but excellence.

I will accept nothing but excellence any in my business.

3. There is nowhere for you to hide.

There is nowhere for you to hide. you must focus for your any business

4. Ms. Brooks spoke with nobody about the problem.

Ms. Brooks did not speak with nobody about the problem

5. You should give no one so young that kind of responsibility.

You should give no anyone so young that kind of responsibility in our business

6. That will take no time at all.

our business not that will take no time at all

7. There is nothing else that I want to say.

Tidak ada hal lain yang ingin saya katakan tentang bisnis saya

8. There was no one for him to turn to.

Unfortunately, our business here was no one for him to turn to.

9. My parents had found no place to spend the night.

My parents had found any no place to spend the night, for their business

10. They will achieve nothing from their efforts.

They will achieve nothing from their efforts, if they not manage their business