Descriptive - Simple Present Tense

I have a best friend. His name is Made. He is thirteen years old. He is very friendly. He also has a lot of friends. Made has short, black hair. He always wears a cap wherever he goes.

Made is special. He uses a crutch and sometimes uses wheelchair. He likes playing basketball. He plays for a basketball team called Kalimantan Wheelchair Basketball. He practices basketball once a week on Saturday. His teammates are proud of him. Together, they make a very good basketball team.

 

The text is written to….

• introduce ourselves

• introduce someone’s else

• greet person and his family

• ask for someone’s identity

I have a best friend. His name is Made. He is thirteen years old. He is very friendly. He also has a lot of friends. Made has short, black hair. He always wears a cap wherever he goes.

Made is special. He uses a crutch and sometimes uses wheelchair. He likes playing basketball. He plays for a basketball team called Kalimantan Wheelchair Basketball. He practices basketball once a week on Saturday. His teammates are proud of him. Together, they make a very good basketball team.

What makes Made special?

• He is a bad basketball player

• He can walk without a crutch or wheelchair.

• He is a disable boy but he can be a good basketball player.

• He has basketball teammates that really support his career.

“He always wears a cap wherever he goes.” What does the underlined mean?

• taxi

• car

• scarf

• hat

The Rahmansyahs work together to keep the house clean. In the morning, everyone in the family makes the bed. Every day, Sinta sweeps and mops the floor and Galang takes out the trash. Each of them takes turns to wash the dishes every night.

Ibu Posma cooks every day. While she cooks, Ara usually plays with her toys. Pak Rahmansyah does the laundry every other day. He cleans the windows and the furniture every Saturday. The Rahmansyahs are busy every day.

How many family members are there in the Rahmansyah?

• 5

• 4

• 3

• 2

The Rahmansyahs work together to keep the house clean. In the morning, everyone in the family makes the bed. Every day, SInta sweeps and mops the floor and Galang takes out the trash. Each of them takes turns to wash the dishes every night.

Ibu Posma cooks every day. While she cooks, Ara usually plays with her toys. Pak Rahmansyah does the laundry every other day. He cleans the windows and the furniture every Saturday. The Rahmansyahs are busy every day.

 What does Galang do sometimes in the night?

• He mops the floor.

• He washes the dishes.

• He cooks every night.

• He cleans the windows.

The Rahmansyahs work together to keep the house clean. In the morning, everyone in the family makes the bed. Every day, SInta sweeps and mops the floor and Galang takes out the trash. Each of them takes turns to wash the dishes every night.

Ibu Posma cooks every day. While she cooks, Ara usually plays with her toys. Pak Rahmansyah does the laundry every other day. He cleans the windows and the furniture every Saturday. The Rahmansyahs are busy every day.

Does Sinta cook the meal?

• Yes, she does.

• No, she doesn't.

• Yes, he does.

• No, he doesn't.

Giska: Hi, Rania. What do you usually do on Saturday night?

            Rania: On Saturday night I usually go to the English Club with my cousin.

            Giska: What time do you usually go to the English Club?

            Rania: I usually go to the English Club at 7 p.m.

When does Rania usually go to English Club?

• on holiday

• on Saturday night

• on Sunday morning

• on Saturday morning

Giska: Hi, Rania. What do you usually do on Saturday night?

            Rania: On Saturday night I usually go to the English Club with my cousin.

            Giska: What time do you usually go to the English Club?

            Rania: I usually go to the English Club at 7 p.m.

What time does Rania go to English Club with her cousin?

• at seven in the evening

• at seven in the morning

• at half past seven in the evening

• at half past seven in the morning

"The students do a flag ceremony every Monday."

The negative form of the sentence above is....

• The students doesn't do a flag ceremony every Monday.

• The students isn't do a flag ceremony every Monday.

• The students don't do a flag ceremony every Monday.

• The students aren't do a flag ceremony every Monday.

"Syifa is a smart student."

The interrogative form of the sentence above is....

• Do Syifa a smart student?

• Is Syifa a smart student?

• Does Syifa a smart student?

• Are Syifa a smart student?