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    This document provides an introduction to various English grammar topics including time and time signals, pronouns, parts of speech, verbs, and sentence structure. It defines subjects and objects, discusses the uses of "be", "have/has", and different types of sentences such as positive, negative, interrogative, and questions. Sentence components like the predicate and complement are also outlined. Examples are given to illustrate verbs, the "be" verb, and subjects.

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    Time & Time Signals Using Be Using Have/ Has Pronoun (Subject Vs Object) Adjective, Noun, Adverb Kinds of Sentence

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    HERE WE GO . . . .

    INTRODUCTION
     Time & Time Signals
     Using Be
     Using Have/ Has
     Pronoun (Subject vs Object)
     Adjective, Noun, Adverb
     Kinds of Sentence
    TIMES & TIME SIGNALS
    SUBJECT AND OBJECT
    SUBJECT OBEJCT
    Noun before predicate Noun after predicate
    I ME
    YOU YOU
    WE US
    THEY THEM
    HE HIM
    SHE HER
    IT IT

     We call them  You love me


     They love her  I need him
    BE
    ADJECTIVE, NOUN, ADVERB
    HAVE/HAS
    SENTENCE
    A group of words that contains a Subject,
    a Predicate and Meaningful
    (?) Interogative
    (-) Negative Sentence (Qw) Question
    (+) Positive Sentence Word (5W1H)
    Sentence (Kal. Tanya
    (Kal.yang Apakah, What, Where,
    (Kal. mengandung sehingga When, Who,
    Pernyataan) kata TIDAK) jawabannya Iya Why, How
    atau Tidak)
    PREDICATE
    IS THE PART OF SENTENCE THAT SHOWS THE ACTION IN A
    SENTENCE.

    Verbal Nominal

    S+V+ S + BE + Complement
    O (Noun/Adjective/Adverb)

    - The doctors call some - I am sick today


    patients - She was thirsty yesterday
    - The nurses write a report - We will be nurse next month
    today - You are my enemy every day
    - They were in the hospital last night

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