Kamis, 25 April 2013

Direct and Indirect Speech


 
 Simple Present -> Simple Past  :

Active    : The article discusses the effects of unemployment.

Passive : The effects of unemployment are discussed in the article.

Simple Past -> Past Perfect :

Active    :  A The company made a huge profit.

Passive  :  A huge profit was made by the company.

Present Perfect -> Past Perfect  :

Active    : The class has decided that everyone should get an "A."
Passive  :  It has been decided by the class that everyone should get an "A."
Question YES/NO  :
Active    : Have you seen Tom recently?
Passive   : He wanted to know if I had seen Tom recently.
Question WH  :
Active     : What did the kids eat?
Passive    : He wondered what the kids had eaten.






Rabu, 03 April 2013

Tugas B. Inggris Aktif Pasif



Kalimat Aktif Pasif

Simpe Present Tense
Aktif     : Siti Zuleha reads a biology book. (Siti Juleha membaca sebuah buku biologi)
               Pasif      : A biology book is read by Siti Zuleha. (Sebuah buku biologi dibaca oleh Siti Zuleha)
Simple Past Tense
Aktif     : He wrote the letter.
Pasif     : The letter was written by him.

Simple Future Tense

Aktif   : They will buy a car.
Pasif    : A car will be bought by them.

Present Continuous Tense

Aktif     : She is reading the English book.
Pasif     : The book is being read by her.

Simple Perfect Tense

Aktif   : I have eaten the cake.
Pasif    : The cake has been eaten by me.