Exercise 1

Translate the sentence into English.

"Teman-teman sekelas kita menciptakan sebuah robot yang menakubkan bulan lalu."

• Our claassmates create an amazing robot last month.

• Our classmates created an amazing robot last month.

• Our classmates never created an amazing robot last week.

• Our classmates created an amazing robot last year.

The doctor . . . (selalu) goes to the hospital at 8 a.m.

Mr. Ardi . . . (tidak pernah membeli) spinach in supermarket.

Translate the sentence into English.

Kita tidak bertemu Riana di bioskop Sabtu lalu.

• We didn't meet Riana in the cinema last Saturday.

• We didn't met Riana in the cinema last Saturday.

• We didn't meet Riana in the cinema last Sunday.

• We didn't met Riana in the cinema last Saturday.

Translate the sentence into English.

"Ayahku membawa bunga-bunga ini untuk ibuku tadi malam."

• My dad bring these flowers to my mom last night.

• My dad doesn't bring these flowers to my mom last night.

• My dad brought these flowers to my mom last night.

• My dad didn't brought these flowers to my mom last night.

Translate the sentence into English.

"Anita membeli es krim dan beberapa kue di setiap akhir pekan."

• Anita buys an ice cream and some cakes on the weekend.

• Anita doesn't buys an ice cream and some cakes on the weekend.

• Anita sells an ice cream and some cakes on the weekend.

• Anita doesn't sell an ice cream and some cakes on the weekend.

Change the sentence into negative form.

"She joins an English club for improving her English skills."

• She didn't joins an English club for improving her English skills.

• She doesn't join an English club for improving her English skills.

• She usually joins an English club for improving her English skills.

• She don't join an English club for improving her English skills.

Change the sentence into interrogative sentence.

"He always comes to your company once a week."

• Does he always come to your company once a week?

• Does he always comes to your company once a week?

• Do he always come to your company once a week?

• Do he always comes to your company once a week?

The governor . . . (memberikan) a bag for students in our province.

Change the sentence into interrogative sentence.

"You don't have any questions for me."

• Do you have any questions for me?

• Do I have any questions for me?

• Does you have any questions for me?

• Does I have any questions for me?