Berikut ini adalah jawaban beserta hasil nilai dari ulangan adik-adik kelas VIII F ESABA. Dari hasilnya, dapat dikatakan cukup memuaskan. namun ada beberapa yang kurang dari expektasi.
Buat yang berhasil mendapatkan nilai bagus, selamat tapi terus belajar dan tingkatkan lagi. Dan buat yang nilainya kecil, jangan berkecil hati. Terus belajar dan tetap semangat, kalian pasti bisa.
Oscar is a regular house cat. He is an adorable cat. He has orange fur with white and black spots. I like to cuddle him because his fur is soft. Every morning I give Oscar milk. Oscar does not like rice, so I give him cat food.
Oscar is an active animal. He likes to run around the house. He likes to chase everyone in my house. When he feels tired or sleepy, Oscar usually sleeps on the sofa in the living room or sometimes under the table.
Vocabulary
Regular = biasa
Adorable = mengagumkan, menawan hati
Cuddle = memeluk, menggendong
Spots = bintik-bintik
Chase = mengejar
Tired = lelah, capek
Latihan:
Tentukan dan sebutkan:
Identification:
Description:
parts:
qualities:
characteristics:
Mimimal 3 kata adjective (adj) yang ada dalam bacaan
Minimal 3 kalimat Simple Present Tense yang ada dalam bacaan
In English, the causative form is used when we don't do someting ourselves, instead we arrange for someone else to do it for us.
There are two kinds of causative structure:
Active Causative
Passive Causative
A. Active Causative
Verbs that take active forms of causative are Let, Make, Have, and Get
Let
Let is used when we want to allow someone to do something.
Pattern
let
agent
verb
Example:
She lets me borrow her book.
explanation:
let
agent
verb
She
lets
me
borrow
her book.
Make
Make is used when we want to force someone to do something.
Pattern
make
agent
verb
Example:
My mother makes me do my home work.
explanation:
make
agent
verb
My mother
makes
me
do
my homework.
Have
Have is used when we want to give someone the responsbility to do something.
Pattern
have
agent
verb
Example:
My English teacher has me do the homework in a week.
explanation:
have/has
agent
verb
My English teacher
has
me
do
the home work in a week.
Get
Get is used when we want to convince to do something or to trick someone into doing something.
Pattern
get
agent
to
verb
Example:
My friends get me to take the test.
explanation:
get
agent
to
verb
My friends
get
me
to
take
the quiz.
Get vs. Have
Sometimes "get someone to do something" is interchangeable with "have someone do something," but these expressions do not mean exactly the same thing. Examples:
My friends get me to take the test.
It can be meant that I am actually not encouraged to take the test, but my friends convince me to take that.
My friends have me take the test.
It means that my friends ask me to take the quiz.
B. Passive Causative
There are two verbs generally used in the passive causative form; they are Have and Get. In addition, there is usually no agent in this form; it's not like in active form which has the agent. The action verb is in the past participle, and the object comes before it. The difference between have and get in this passive causative form is the same like in active causative form explained aboved.
Pattern
Subject
Have/Get
Object
Past Participle
Examples:
I ask someone to fix my car.
= I have my car fixed.
She asked John to wash the plate.
= She got the plate washed.
Exception
But, if the verb get followed by personal nouns, past participle can't be used in it. Instead, we must use to infinitive. So it will become just like in active causative form.
Pattern
Subject
Get
Object (personal noun)
to
verb
I get the house painted
I get John to paint the house.
In addition, modal auxiliary verbs may be used with the causative sentence structure. Most often, modals express a suggestion by the speaker, such as:
You should have your hair cut.
He should get his decision changed
She will have the food cooked.
Need & Want
Need and want may be used in passive causative sentences. In some cases, the passive causative verb (had/got) may be dropped altogether.??
That was the explanation about causative form in English, active and passive form. And below is your chance to challenge your knowledge about the causative form. Take the quiz, good luck and enjoy!! :D
Causative Quiz
Answer the following questions with the right answers!!
A participle is a verbal form that "participates" in the functions of both verbs and adjectives. The word "participle" means "participating." There are two kind of participle, they are:
Present Partciple
Past Participle
In English, the present participle form ends in "ing." When used as a verb, the present participle form shows continuing action. Examples:
"He is hiding behind the tree." (present tense, progressive)
''The baby was crying, and she felt sorry for it." (past tense, progressive)
"He will be waiting for us at the airport." (future tense, progressive)
"He has been waiting for us an hour." (present perfect tense, progressive)
"He had been waiting two hours when we arrived." (past perfect, progressive)
Notice that the tense is determined by the helping verbs used with the present participle form.
When used as an adjective, the present participle verbal modifies or explains a noun. Examples:
"She will do amazing work to prove she deserves the reward."
"Wena used to walk with his walking stick."
In English, the past participle form usually ends in "ed" or "en." When used as a verb, the past participle follows "have" or "has" to form the present perfect tense. Example:
"He has waited an hour already."
The past participle follows “had” to form the past perfect tense. Example:
"He had waited for two hours when his friends arrived.''
The past participle follows "will have" or "shall have" to form the future perfect tense. Example:
"He will have waited two hours by the time they arrive."
When used as an adjective, the past participle verbal explains or modifies a noun. Examples:
"Sinta was a married woman."
"The letter was placed in a hidden basket."
“Wena used to be such a frighten man when talking with a girl.”
That was the explanation about participle, present and past participle. And below is your chance to practice your knowledge about present and past participle. Take the quiz, good luck and enjoy!! :D
Youtube is not only known as a place to share videos and to watch them but also a place to gain popularity. One of people who luckily gains his popularity in youtube especially in Indonesia is Briptu Norman Kamaru. Yes, this member of the local police unexpectedly sky-rocketed with his unique and funny style of performing the Indian song.
Indian police in Bollywood movies may not be popular in Indonesia, but a local police officer is now enjoying his 15 minutes of fame after a YouTube video showing him dancing and lip-syncing Bollywood songs went viral on the web.
The amusing video showcases First. Brig. Norman Kamaru, a member of the Mobile Brigade force in Gorontalo, dressed in police uniform, lip-syncing and dancing to the “Chaiyya-Chaiyya” song by Indian movie star Sahrukh Khan while on duty guarding a police post. His head and hand gestures resemble those made by Indian actors, while his lip-syncing proved that he had actually memorized the lyrics.
His action has drew many attentions of viewers in Youtube; not only from Indonesia but also from abroad viewers. Briptu Norman himself acknowledge that He was just trying to entertain colleague at the post who appeared tired and bored. His video was uploaded first in Facebook; however, one person initiated to upload it to video sharing site Youtube. Then, guess what! He gained many appreciations from society as police officers In Indonesia are used to being known with their seriousness and fierce faces yet from what Norman had shown to public, it made that kind of view was faded away. That makes Briptu Norman gained many supports from public for his skill and friendliness as police officer.
Once again Youtube gives birth to a new cool star! We also knew the others who gain the same thing such as Justin Bieber etc.. It is the magic of internet and media. Who will be the next star? May be you!!
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