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15 Contoh Kalimat Dalam Present Perfect Tense dan Penjelasannya

By | February 21, 2018
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Sobat pembaca, kali ini ditampilkan 15 contoh kalimat dalam present perfect tense. Sobat bisa membaca ulang topik tentang present perfect tense di link ini. Secara singkat, tense ini digunakan untuk mendeskripsikan kegiatan yang  1) dimulai di waktu lampau, dan sekarang ini sudah selesai, dan akibat atau hasilnya bisa dirasakan sekarang; 2) mulai dan selesai di waktu lampau tetapi kapan terjadinya tidak penting… Read More »

Question Words

By | December 11, 2017
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Question words are used to ask certain types of questions. These question words are often referred to as WH question words because they have WH letters in them (WHAT, WHO, WHOM, WHERE, WHEN, etc.). WHAT: We use WHAT if we want to know specific information. We want to know the THING. Examples: 1. What is your English teacher’s… Read More »

Few & A few: Pilih Yang Mana?

By | December 6, 2017
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Few  dan a few dua-duanya dikelompokkan sebagai determiners, dan kalau digunakan dengan kata benda (noun), few dan a few diletakkan sebelum kata benda tersebut. Sekilas memang tampak sama. Tetapi, dilihat dari sisi makna sebenarnya berbeda. . Few Few berarti not many, alias tidak banyak, atau sedikit. Jika sobat pembaca mengatakan, misalnya, “Few people gathered in the town square’,… Read More »

The Simple Present Tense, The Present Continuous Tense, The Present Perfect Tense: Mixed Exercise

By | December 11, 2017
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Instruction: Complete each of the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1. A: You (see) … the man and the woman under the tree? B: Yes, I do. A: You (see) … them before? B: No. You? A: Yes, I (see) … them before. They (come) … here every weekend. Look, the man… Read More »

The Present Perfect Tense

By | December 11, 2017
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The present perfect tense is a little bit tricky for non-native speakers of English.  What I mean by tricky is that the action itself is in the past, but still relevant or has connection with the present. When you say I’ve lost the wallet  that means you LOST the wallte in the PAST, but you have not got… Read More »