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Soal Jawaban Grammar
Soal Jawaban Grammar
Soal Jawaban Grammar
Answers:
Answers:
1. Put the verb between the brackets into the present continuous tense, then change the
sentence into the negative and interrogative.
Put the verb in the brackets into the simple past tense, then change the sentence into the
negative and interrogative.
Put the verb in the brackets into the past continuous tense, then change the sentence into the
negative and interrogative.
Negative: The sun was not shining, when they went out.
Negative: I was not doing the exercise last week at this time.
Put the verb in the brackets into the present perfect tense, then change the sentence into the
negative and interrogative.
Put the verb in the brackets into the present perfect continuous tense, then change the
sentence into the negative and interrogative.
Present perfect continuous tense: Rahmi has been studying English since 1987.
Present perfect continuous tense: The doorbell has been ringing for a long time.
Negative: The doorbell has not been ringing for a long time.
Put the verb in the brackets into the past perfect tense, then change the sentence into the
negative and interrogative.
1. The teacher (explain) the difficult words before he explained the whole season.
Answer: The teacher had explained the difficult words before he explained the whole
season.
Negative: The teacher had not explained the difficult words before he explained the
whole season.
Interrogative: Had the teacher explained the difficult words before he explained the whole
season?
Negative: I had not finished my work by the time my teacher asked me to show.
Put the verb in the brackets into the past perfect continuous tense, then change the sentence
into the negative and interrogative.
Answer: Ida had been doing her her homework when I walked into her room.
Negative: Ida had not been doing her her homework when I walked into her room.
Interrogative: Had Ida been doing her her homework when I walked into her room?
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PERFECT TENSES
1. Use either the present perfect tense or the present perfect continuous tense, then explain if
you can use both.
Lina (read) for two hours.
Answer:
Present perfect continuous tense: Lina has been reading for two hours.
Rahmi (read) 50 pages of the book.
Answer:
Present perfect tense: Lina has read 50 pages of the book.
2. Use either the past perfect tense or the past perfect continuous tense, then explain if you
can use both.
He (sleep) for about two hours when I came in.
Answer:
He had been sleeping for about two hours when I came in.
I (type) the letter before the light went out.
Answer:
I had typed the letter before the light went out.
FUTURE TENSE
Put the verb in the brackets into the simple future tense, then change the sentence into the
negative and interrogative.
Answer: Mr. Huda will meet his uncle at the airport on Friday.
Negative: Mr. Huda will not meet his uncle at the airport on Friday.
Interrogative: Will Mr. Huda meet his uncle at the airport on Friday?