BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2 TUGAS KE-2
Past Tense
The tense used to talk an action that happened at a
specific time in the past. You state when it happened using a time adverb.
Example :
·
I walked to
school yesterday
·
My wife filled
the ketel ten minutes ago
·
The birds flew
out of the cage this morning
·
What time did
they get there this morning ?
·
When did you buy
that camera ?
Past Continuous
Tense
The tense used to express a continued or ongoing
action in past, an ongoing action which occurred in past and complete at some
point in past.
Example :
·
My uncle’s
health was improving
·
He packed his
clothes. He was leaving for Jakarta
·
Was your uncle
having dinner when you called him ?
·
They left a few
minutes ago
·
My father was
washing the car while my mother was cooking in the kitchen
Present Perfact
Continuous
The tense used to show that something started in the
past and has continued up until now.
Example :
·
We have been
waiting for him for two hours
·
Oh, here is my
key! I’ve been looking for it all day
·
Where have you
been? I haven’t been seeing for days
·
Has Mr. Dibyo
been teaching English here for almost five years?
·
They have
learned English here since 1992
Present Perfact
Tenses
The tense used to indicate a link between the
present and the past. The time of the action is before now but not specified,
and we are often more interested in the result than in the action itself.
Example :
·
I have just
called him
·
My uncle has
lived in Surabaya since 1980
·
Have they bought
many books since the beginning of the semester?
·
I have never
been to Bali all my life
·
I haven’t seen
you for weeks. Where have you been?
Past Perfact
The tense used to make it clear that one event
happened before another in the past. It does not matter which event is
mentioned first – the tense makes it clear which one happened first.
Example :
·
I was not
hungry. I had just had lunch
·
They had lived
in that house for ten years last year
·
I missed the bus
this morning. The bus had left when I came there
·
As a young man
he had been a soldier and he liked talking about those days
·
If his father
had sent the money earlier, he would have bought that camera last week
Future Tense
The tense used refers to a time later than now, and
expresse facts or certainty.
Example :
·
It will rain tomorrow
·
The baby won’t
eat his soup
·
Shall i open the
window?
·
You will do
exactly as i say
·
Will you come to
the dance with me?
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