Bhs Inggris

A. Positif:

1. Kalimat Verbal:

1. She crossed over the bridge by motorcycle last night
   (ia menyebrangi jembatan dengan sepeda motor kemarin malam)
2. I sent you a letter a month ago
   (aku mengirimimu sebuah surat sebulan yang lalu)
3. They left me alone in the middle of the jungle yesterday
   (mereka meninggalkan aku di tengah hutan kemarin)
4. Michael Jackson sang in his last concert at 2011
   (Michael Jackson bernyanyi di konser terakhirnya pada tahun 2011).
5. My mother cooked fried chicken for my birthday party last week
   (Ibuku memasak ayam goring untuk acara ultahku minggu yang lalu)

B. Negatif:

1. Kalimat Verbal:

1. She did not go to school yesterday because since three days ago she has been sick.
   (Dia kemarin tidak masuk sekolah karena sejak 3 hari yang lalu dia sakit.
2. I did not tell you the truth because I was afraid you would be shocked
   (Aku tidak memberitahumu yang sebenarnya karena aku takut kamu akan shock).
3. Janet did not attend my weeding party since she is my ex girl friend
   (Janet tidak datang ke pesta pernikahanku karena dia adalah mantan pacarku).
4. Brian did not give up although Jane refused to marry him
   (Brian tidak menyerah meskipun Jane menolak untuk menikah dengannya).
5. Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up
   (Kebanyakan yang gagal dalam hidup adalah mereka yang tidak sadar seberapa dekat mereka dengan kesuksesan ketika mereka menyerah).

C. Interogatif:

1. Kalimat Verbal:

1. Why did you come home so late?
   (Mengapa kamu pulang terlambat sekali?)
2. Did you tell mother that you would be late?
   (Apakah kamu memberi tahu ibu kalau kamu akan datang terlambat?)
3. Did you lock the door before leaving?
   (Apakah kamu mengunci rumah sebelum pergi)
4. Did he deliver the order on time?
   (Apakah dia mengantarkan pesanannya tepat waktu?)
5. What did you take from my bag?
   (Apa yang kamu ambil dari tasku?)

                                   RESERVATION

TOURIST: Good morning. Have you any room vacant?

RECEPTIONIST: Yes, sir. Double or single?

TOURIST: I want one double.

RECEPTIONIST: I have a double room on the second floor.

TOURIST: Oh, but I wanted to have one on the ground floor, or the first floor.

RECEPTIONIST: Let me see if I can . . . I'm sorry, sir. There's no double room vacant at the moment either on the ground or on the first floor. But I wonder if' you could wait till the check-out time. I'll have two vacancies then. Could I book one of the rooms for you in advance, sir?

TOURIST: Yes, I don't mind waiting for an hour or so. What's your check-out time?

RECEPTIONIST: It's 12 noon, and it's already a quarter past eleven. So you'll have to wait for less than an hour, sir.

TOURIST: How come? My watch shows ten minutes to eleven! That means there's more than an hour to go. I'm not going to wait. . .

RECEPTIONIST: I'm afraid your watch is a little too slow, sir. My watch makes 11.20 now. I set the time only a few minutes before you came.

TOURIST: Oh, dear, there's something wrong with my watch. You're right. I'll wait for some time.

RECEPTIONIST: Thank you, sir. Would you take a seat, on the sofa over there?

TOURIST: Oh, but I don't know anything about the facilities you provide here.

RECEPTIONIST: Don't worry about that, sir. Here's a brochure giving all information about the hotel. On page ten, you'll find everything about the rooms.

TOURIST: Thank you, young lady.