1.
Passive Voice (Kalimat Pasif)
A
grammatical construction (grammatical form) where the subject in the sentence (sentence)
or clause (clause) does not take action, but rather accept the action or
follow-up (receiver of action) by the other agent either mentioned or not.
Rumus
:
S
+ auxiliary verb + past participle
Example
:
·
All of my shoes are washed every month
·
I am paid in dollars
Ø
Simple Present
a
verb form to state the facts, habits, or events that occur at the present time.
Verb form is most commonly used in English.
Rumus
:
(+)
S + tobe
(-)
S + V3
Example
:
·
(+) Marcella is a stronger woman.
(-) Marcella is not a stronger woman.
·
(+) He is breakfast every morning.
(-) He is not breakfast every morning.
Ø
Simple Past
Present
tense is used to describe events or actions undertaken at certain times in the
past in a simple form. Time of occurrence of events or actions that have been
known.
Rumus
:
(+)
S + tobe (was/were) + V2
(-)
S + tobe + V3
Example
:
·
(+) I
was sad last night.
(-) I
was not sad last night.
·
(+) They were happy yesterday.
(-) The were not happy yesterday.
Ø
Present Progresive
tense
used to express an action, state or event that was happening at the time
discussed.
Rumus
:
(+)
S + tobe +Ving
(-)
S + tobe + not + being + V3
Example
:
·
(+) We are studying now
(-) We are not studying now.
Ø
Present perfect
tense
used to express an action, state or event that happened in the past. And at the
time of speaking activities / actions have been completed
Rumus
:
(+)
S + tobe (have/has) + V3
(-)
S + tobe + not + been + V3
Example
:
·
(+)She has been here for 4 hours
(-) She hasn’t been here for 4 hours
Ø Past
Perfect
tenses
are used to show the events that happened in the past and continue to take
place finishes in the past or the next.
Rumus
:
(+)
S + tobe (had) + V3
(-)
S + tobe + not + been + V3
Example
:
·
(+) They had been at Grage Mall since
morning.
(-) They had not been at Grage Mall
since morning.
2.
Causative voice
verb
used to indicate that the subject is not directly responsible for the action
that occurred, but someone or something else that is doing the action.
Rumus
:
v
Let : S+let+agent+action verb(bare infinitive)
v
Make : S+(make-made)+agent+action
verb(bareinfinitive)
v
Have : (+) S+(have-had)+agent+action
verb(bareinfinitive)+object
(-) S+(have-had)+object+action verb(V-3)
v
Get : (+) S+(get-got)+agent+action
verb(toinfinitive)
(-) S+(got)+object+action verb(V-3)
Example
:
·
Let : My father lets me choose my
own future carrier.
·
Make : The manager makes her
staff work hard.
·
Have : (+) The student had the
teacher speak slowly.
(-) He had his book returned as soon as possible.
·
Get : (+) The boy got his cat to
chase a mouse.
(-) Teddy got the money saved in the bank.
3.
Relative prounoun
pronoun
that serves to connect words, aim to replace the noun that precedes it. The
shape of the Relative Pronoun is: who, Whom, roomates, Whose, and that.
Rumus
:
·
Who
+ verb + object + …?
Ex
: Who has this great car?
·
Whom
+ auxiliary/kata bantu + subject + verb + …?
Ex : Whom do
you love more?
·
Whose
noun + verb + object + …?
Ex : Whose car is
this?
·
Whose
noun + auxilliary/kata bantu + verb + object + …?
Ex : Who has
this car?
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