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DEFINITION OF INFINITIVE
The base form of verb which follows to. For
example: We have to drink eight glasses of
mineral water everyday.
It can also occur without to, we called it as
bare infinitive. For example: She helps me
open the door.
It depends on the finite verb comes before
the infinitive.
EXERCISE
DEFINITION OF INFINITIVE
THE FUNCTION OF
INFINITIVE
As noun and verb, for example: I like to finish the
work quickly.
As adjective, for example: It was a game to watch.
As adverb, for example: Her voice is pleasant to
hear.
EXERCISE: PLEASE MAKE SOME SENTENCES WHICH
USE INFINITIVE AS NOUN AND VERB, AS ADJECTIVE
OR ADVERB.
FORM OF ADJECTIVES
Attributiveadjectives are part of theNOUN PHRASEheaded
by the noun they modify; for example,happyis an
attributive adjective in "happy people".
Predicativeadjectives , For example,happyis a predicate
adjective in "they are happy" and in "that made me happy."
Absoluteadjectives , for example,happyis an absolute
adjective in "The boy, happy with his lollipop, did not look
where he was going."
Nominaladjectives act almost as nouns. "I read two books
to them; he preferred the sad book, but she preferred the
happy
EXERCISE.
ADJECTIVE ORDER
In general, the adjective order in English is:
quantity or number (one, two, many, some, a few, a
little)
quality or opinion (smart, clean, dirty, easy, expensive)
Size (small, large, wide, big)
Age (old, new )
Shape (round, triangle, flat)
Color (red, yellow, purple)
PROPER adjective;often nationality, other place of
origin, or material. ( japanese, wooden, golden)
purpose or qualifier (whitening, lightening)
KINDS OF ADVERBS
ADVERBS OF MANNER: slowly, beautifuly, fast
ADVERBS OF PLACE; upstair, downstair, above,
bellow
ADVERBS OF DEGREE: Almost, nearly, quite, just,
too, enough, hardly, scarcely, completely, very,
extremely.
ADVERBS OF TIME; today, next week, last year,
tommorrow
ADVERBS OF CERTAINTY; surely, frankly,
Exercise: please make sentences using those
adverbs.
NOUNS
Anounis a word used to name a person, animal,
place, thing, and abstract idea.
Semua kata-kata yang dicetak tebal berikut
adalah noun:
1. Late lastyearourneighboursbought agoat.
2. Portia Whitewas anopera singer.
3. Bus inspectorlooked at all thepassengers'
passes.
4. According toPlutarch,
thelibraryatAlexandriawas destroyed in 48
B.C.
5. Philosophyis of littlecomfortto
thestarving.
PLURAL NOUN
(tunggal dan jamak)
SINGULAR AND
TYPES OF NOUN
PROPER AND COMMON NOUN
CONCRETE AND ABSTRACT
NOUN
COUNTABLE AND
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
PROPER NOUN
The names of days of the week, months,
historical documents, institutions,
organisations, religions, their holy texts and
their adherents are proper nouns. A proper
noun is the opposite of a common noun
KATA DICETAK TEBAL BERIKUT ADALAH
PROPER NOUN:
Jakarta is the capital city of Indonesia.
Many people dreadMondaymornings.
Borobudur Statue is located in Jogjakarta.
COMMON NOUNS
COMMON noun adalah noun yang mengacu
ke orang, tempat dan benda secara
general. Berikut adalah contoh common
noun:
According to thesign, the nearesttownis
60milesaway.
All thegardensin
theneighbourhoodwere invaded
bybeetlesthissummer.
Many child-careworkersare underpaid.
CONCRETE NOUN
Aconcrete nounis a noun which
names anything (or anyone) that you
can perceive through your physical
senses: touch, sight, taste, hearing, or
smell.
Mother waters the flowers everyday.
The sun shines very bright today.
I am going to see the dentist.
ABSTRACT NOUN
Anabstract nounis a noun which
names anything which you
cannotperceive through your five
physical senses, and is the opposite
of a concrete noun.
CAN YOU GIVE THE EXAMPLE OF
CONCRETE NOUN???
PREPOSITION
Prepositions are prepositional words
such as in, on, with, by, over, under
For example:
The book is on the table.
They arrived after me.
EXERCISE: PLEASE MAKE SENTENCES
USING PREPOSITION !!