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    USE 1 Repeated Actions (habitually) to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. USE 2 Facts or Generalizations The Simple Present says that something was true in the part, is true in the present, and will true in the future.

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    USE 1 Repeated Actions (habitually) to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. USE 2 Facts or Generalizations The Simple Present says that something was true in the part, is true in the present, and will true in the future.

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    Kel 1. Akun 1Q

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    Agus Priyanto
    USE 1 Repeated Actions (habitually) to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. USE 2 Facts or Generalizations The Simple Present says that something was true in the part, is true in the present, and will true in the future.

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    mADHITYA MUHAMMAD KHARIS

    AGUS PRIYANTO

    mALDYANTO PRATAMA

    mAN AMTA ZULAYKA VANTHY


    Formula:
    (+) S+V1(s/es)
    (- ) Suject+do/does+not+V1
    (?) Do/does+S+V1?
    Adverb of frequency
    6  
       
       
     
    
    ÊSE 1 Repeated Actions (habitually)

    to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. The action can be a
    habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often
    happens.

    O Active Sentences: b POssive Sentences:


    FormulO: Y  FormulO: S+to be+ POst
     
     POrticiple (V3)+by+O
     ExOmple:
    I usuOlly study English for English is studied by me
    two hours everydOy for two hours everydOy
    He meets us every week We Ore met by him every
    week
    ÊSE 2 Facts or Generalizations
    The Simple Present says that something was true in the part, is true in he
    present, and will true in the future.

    O Active Sentences b POssive Sentences


    ExOmple: ExOmple:
    è ÿOts u  milk è Windows O  mOde of

    è -irds ë  u  milk


    glOss
    è Windows O  
    è ÿOliforniO  in
    AmericO mOde of wood
    è ÿOliforniO   in the
    United Kingdom
    ÊSE 3: to ask someone to do
    something

    ExOmple:
     They Osk me to do their homework
     PleOse, sit down!
     He wOnts me to come this house
    ÊSE 4 Scheduled Events in the Near Future
    Speakers occasionally use Simple Present to talk
    about scheduled events in the near future.

    ExOmple
    è The trOin uO
    tonight Ot 6 PM
    è The pOrty O  Ot 8
    o'clock
    PRESENT CONTINÊOÊS

    Formula:
    (+)S+to be+V.ing
    (-) Suject+do/does+not+V1
    (?) Do/does+S+V1?
    Adverb of Time
    V
     
    
     
    
    

    A Present continuous express On Octivity thOt is in


    progress Ot the moment of speOking
    ExOmple :
    1 Octive sentence
    > We Ore studying english now
    2 pOssive sentence
    > English is being studied by us now
    - Often the Octivity is of generOl nOture:
    something generOlly in progress ˜ ˜ 
    
    ˜ ˜  
    ExOmple :
    1 Active Sentence
    > I Om tOking five course this semester
    2 POssive Sentence
    > The five course is being tOken by me this
    semester
    Simple Past

    Formula:
    (+)S+V2
    (-) Suject+did+not+V1
    (?) Did+S+V1?
    Adverb of time
    Õ 
      
     
    Use1 The simple pOst indicOtes thOt On Octivity or
    situOtion begOn Ond ended Ot O pOrticulOr time in the
    pOst
    ExOmple:

    1 Active sentences 2 POssive sentences


    > I bought O new book > A new book wOs
    three dOys Ogo bought by me three
    dOys Ogo
    Use2 If O sentence contOin when Ond hOs
    O simple pOst in both clOuses, the Oction in
    ³when clOuse´ hOppens first
    ExOmple:
    > I stood under O tree when it begOn to
    rOin
    Past Continuous
    FormulO
    (+) S+be(wOs/were)+V-ing
    (-) S+wOs/were+not+V-ing
    (?) WOs/were+S+V-ing
    Adverb of time
    444 
     4444 
    1. Both actions occured at the same time , but
    one action began earlier and was in
    progress when the other action occured
    ExOmple:
    >I wOs wOlking down the street when it
    begOn to rOin
    2. Both parts of a sentence when two
    action are in progress simultaniously
    ExOmple: While I wOs Studying in one
    room of our OpOrtment, my roommOte
    wOs hOving O pOrty in the other room
    Practice
    1) She her clothes every week
    O) wOsh b) wOshed c) wOshes d) hOs wOshed
    2) There is O book on my desk, but it to me
    O) wOs not belong b) is not belong
    c) doesn¶t belong d) hOsn¶t belong
    3) They did not O new book yesterdOy
    O) bought b) hOve bought c) buys d)buy
    4) One of my best friends in love with tikO
    O) fOll b) fOlls c) fOlles d) hOve fell
    ) When I was reading a book, the phone
    was
    rungringing.

    6) The sun rise


    rises at east and sets at west
    7) You are being waiting
    wOited for the boys.

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