Ferryan Reginaldi's Crib

A.       Simple Past Tense ·            Active sentences in the simple past tense have the following structure: Subject + past tense form of the verb + object ·            Passive sentences in the simple past tense have the following structure: Object of the active sentence + was/were + past participle form of the verb + by + subject of the active sentence ·            Examples : 1.     Active: He bought an apple.       Passive: A letter was bought by him. 2.     Active: I knew it.       Passive: It was known by me. 3.     Active: Mr. X kicked the ball.       Passive: The ball was kicked by him. B.        Past Continuous Tense ·  ...

A.       Simple Present Tense ·       Active sentences in the present perfect tense have the following structure: Subject + verb 1 (+s/es) + object ·       Passive sentences in the present perfect tense have the following structure: Object of the active sentence + is/are/am + past participle + by + subject of the active sentence ·       Examples : 1.     Active : I draw a picture. Passive : A picture is drawn by me. 2.     Active : They wear blue shoes. Passive : Blue shoes are worn by them. 3.     Active : They don't help you. Passive : You are not helped by them. B.       Present Perfect Tense ·       Active sentences in the present perfect tense have the following structure: Subject + has/have + past participle form of the verb + object ·    ...

·       A, an and the ( articles ) are words which used to limit the meaning of noun. ·       Articles consist of definite, indefinite and zero article which means without articles. I.      Definite Article ·       Definite article is used for specific thing or refer to a person, an object, or a particular idea that have been mentioned previously. I.1.      The ·       “The” is used for definite article. ·       “The” is placed before a countable noun nor an uncountable noun. Examples : 1.     There’s an old tree in the Kebun Raya Bogor .   2.     The library that I just visited is cozy. 3.     He was the man who never lied. II.      Indefinite Articles ·       Indefinite article is used to a noun whi...

·        Determiner is a word which is placed in front of the noun to restrict its meaning. ·        Pronoun is a substitute word. 1.      Some    “Some” is a determiner or pronoun used for countable noun and uncountable noun. It used for positive/affirmative/statement, offer, demand and question that you hope the answer is yes sentences. Example : ─     I have some games to play with you tomorrow. ─     I put some salt at my noodles. 2.      Any    “Any” is a determiner or pronoun used for countable noun and uncountable noun. It used for negative and question sentences. Example : ─       Have you found any evidences? No, we haven’t found any. ─       Do you have any idea? 3.      Much   “Much” is a determiner or pronoun used for unc...

                 First, I am thanking to you for visiting my site and now I will tell you about myself.             Hello, my name is Ferryan Reginaldi. I was born in Bogor, September 20 th 1998, so now I am 18 years old. I live in Kp. Babakan, West Bogor. I am a Sundanese according to the culture around my home and my family. My hobby is playing futsal. First time I can play futsal when I was at junior high school, I watched how my friend played it and I Iearned it. Even I am a Sundanese but my favorite food is “sate padang”.             My elementary school is SDN Polisi 5 Bogor, then I continue my study to SMPN 1 Bogor and SMAN 5 Bogor. Now I am a student of Gunadarma University with Management study. Being a student of Gunadarma University was not my first choice. I am more interested being a student of PKN STAN with Tax st...