MEETING 3
BUSINESS ENGLISH 2
Created by:
Adinda Laras Asih (20216174)
Agung Aulia Rahman (20216315)
Gita Sarahsehan Hutami Putri (23216074)
Nur Zaskia Romahdani (25216564)
Zahra Yashinta (27216900)
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS
UNIVERSITY OF GUNADARMA
DEPOK
1.
Member 1 (Adimda Laras)
·
Because, because of:
Because Jane hasn’t eaten breakfast
yet, her stomach hurts right now
He decided to stay at office because the
weather was bad.
·
Although:
We’ve still enjoyed our
holiday, although it rained a lot.
·
So... that:
We stayed out all night, so we were
able to see the meteor strom pass.
We had many blankets, that we were able
to keep ourselves warm all night.
·
So that:
We decided stayed out all night, so
that we could watch a meteor storm.
·
Not only... but also:
The car not only is
economical but also feels good to drive.
·
Either... or:
We can go to either Korea
or Japanfor our holiday.
·
Neither... nor:
Our reaction when neither Jon nor
Daenerys sit on the Iron Throne.
·
Both...
and:
Both BTS and Blackpink are very
talented group and very popular .
2.
Member 2 (Nur Zaskia
Romahdani)
1.
Passive voice simple present
S (direct object) + is/am/are + past participle
+/- by … (agent)
·
My
parents buy a house every five years.
2.
Passive voice present continous
S (direct object) +
is/am/are + being + past participle +/- by … (agent)
·
Mother is
cooking the food her husband.
·
Jihan is
watering those flowers now.
3.
Passive voice present perfect
O+ have/has+ been+ verb
3 (past participle)+ by+ S
·
The files have been removed by Duta from his computer
·
This books has been created by us since 2 week ago
4.
Passive voice simple past
S (direct object) +
was/were + past participle +/- by … (agent)
·
The first book was printed in 2007 by Sunmark Press.
5.
Passive voice past continuous
S (direct object)
+was/were + being + past participle +/- by … (agent)
·
The SCBD road was being maintained at this time
yesterday.
6.
Passive voice past perfect
S (direct object) +
had + been + past participle +/- by … (agent)
·
You had been helped so many times.
7.
Passive voice simple future
S (direct object) +will + be + past participle
+/- by … (agent)
·
You will be shown something interesting.
8.
Passive voice past future
S + Would Be + V3
·
English would be learned by them
3.
Member 3 ( Zahra
Yashinta )
1.
(+) Naomi
can not go to school, so she has a letter sent to school by her father
(-) Naomi can
not go to school, so she does not have a letter sent to school by her father
(?) Does she
have a letter sent to school by her father?
2.
(+) Rani
has had some breads made by mother
(-) Rani has
not had some breads made by mother
(?) Has Alice
had some breads made by mother?
3.
(+) My hair is long, so I have my
hair cut by the barber
(-) My hair is
long, so I do not have my hair cut by the barber
(?) Do you have your hair cut by the barber?
4.
(+) My
father is having the floor swept by her daughter
(-) My father
is not having the floor swept by her daughter
(?) Is your father having the floor swept by
her daughter
5.
(+) Renna
got me to clean his car yesterday
(-) Renna did not
get me to clean his car yesterday
(?) Did Renna
get me to clean his car yesterday?
6.
(+) The
blackboard is dirty, then the teacher has the blackboard cleaned by Denny
(-) The
blackboard is dirty, then the teacher does not have the blackboard cleaned by Denny
(?) Has the
teacher had the blackboard cleaned by Denny?
7.
(+) As
the electric went out last night, so I had the candle light by him
(-) As the
electric went out last night, so I did not have the candle light by him
(?) Did you
have the candle light by him
8.
(+) Rina
is getting her sister to sweep the floor
(-) Rina is not
getting her sister to sweep the floor
(?) Is Rina
getting her sister to sweep the floor?
9.
(+) They
get the man to do their homework
(-) They do not
get the man to do their homework
(?) Do they get
the man to do their homework?
10.
(+) My
father has got mother to make some fried rice
(-) My father
has not got mother to make some fried rice
(?) Has your
father got mother to make some fried rice?
4.
Member
4 ( Gita SarahSehan Hutami )
WHOSE
'Whose' is always the subject of the relative
clause and can't be left out. It replaces a possessive. It can be used for
people and things.
The cat is over there. The cat's / its owner lives next door.
→ The cat whose owner lives next door is over there.
→ The cat whose owner lives next door is over there.
The little boy is sad. The little boy's / his toy was lost.
→ The little boy whose toy was lost is sad.
→ The little boy whose toy was lost is sad.
The man is coming tonight. His motorcycle is a Harley Davidson.
→ The man whose motorcycle is a Harley Davidson is coming tonight.
→ The man whose motorcycle is a Harley Davidson is coming tonight.
The house belongs to me. Its roof is very old.
→ The house whose roof is old belongs to me.
→ The house whose roof is old belongs to me.
5.
Member
5 ( Agung Aulia Rahman )
1.
Question
· What
What kind of clothes did you wear?
· Where
Where does he live?
· When
When does the train from Bandung arrive?
· Why
Why does the teacher absent today
· Who (subject)
Who is cooking the Spaghetti?
· Whom (object)
Whom do you want to give this gift?
· Whose (possessive)
Whose novel do you read?
· How
How often do you go to campus?
2.
Dangling
· After
eating on the street, she usually feels hurt on her stomach
· After the
desserts have finished eating dinner, the desserts were
eaten.
