Bahasa Inggris

I'm going to buy a pair of jeans with the money. I'm going to buy a jacket with the money. The best combination for the sentences above is?

• I'm going to buy either a pair of jeans and a jacket with the money
• I'm going to buy either a pair of jeans nor a jacket with the money
• either I'm going to buy a pair of jeans or a jacket with the money
• I'm going to buy a pair of jeans or a jacket with the money
• I'm going to buy either a pair of jeans or a jacket with the money

An apple is good for our health. An orange is good for our health. The best combination for the sentences above is?

• an apple and an orange are both good for our health.
• Both an apple and an orange is good for our health.
• Both an apple and an orange are good for our health.
• Both an apple or an orange are good for our health.
• Both an apple is good for our health and an orange is good for our health.

She couldn't find the book at the bookstore. She couldn't find the book at the library. The best combination for the sentences above is?

• she could find the book neither at the library nor at the bookstore
• she couldn't find the book neither at the library nor at the bookstore
• she could find the book neither at the library or at the bookstore
• she could find the book neither at the library and at the bookstore
• she couldn't find the book neither at the library and at the bookstore

She is talented. She is charming. The best combination for the sentences above is?

• she is talented and charming
• she is not only talented but also charming
• she not only talented but also charming
• she is not only talented and charming
• she is not only talented but charming

Where do you think the dialogue take place?

• In the garden
• At Indah’s house
• At school
• At the cinema
• on the wah home from school

What does Uni think about Indah’s House?

• Very hot
• Cool and nice
• very dirty
• Very bad
• not good

What does Indah offer?

• Some food
• Drink
• Meat
• Bread
• A can of coke

We stopped playing tennis … the rain

• because of
• because
• since
• as
• that is why

I love living in Australia … the weather is very nice.

• Because
• Since
• As
• Because of
• But

Rima wants to go to the library, … she orders an online taxi.

• But
• Yet
• For
• So
• And