3.3 Joint The Founding History of Candi Penataran

Candi Penataran construction ​ (a)   place over a long period, primarily between the 12th and 15th centuries.

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The temple ​ (a)   serving as the state temple of the mighty Majapahit Kingdom.

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Use the past To Be which is appropriate with a plural subject.

The earliest parts of the temple complex ​ (a)   built during the Kediri Kingdom era.

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Pay attention to the use of punctuation that disrupts the flow of the sentence.

Later, ​ ​ (a)   reign of King Hayam Wuruk, the complex underwent expansion.

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Use the regular past tense with the ending.

The king himself ​ (a)   the temple regularly for religious purposes.

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Look for conjunctions to add information (Addition).

​ ​ ​ (a)   the temple's magnificent reliefs depicted scenes from the Ramayana epic.

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Choose To Be past tense for passive sentences.

The complex ​ (a)   eventually abandoned around the 15th century.

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Use Verb 2 from the word.

It ​ (a)   invaluable insights into the religious life of Majapahit.

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Find the Irregular Past Tense form of the word

The decline of Majapahit ​ (a)   the temple less important at that time.

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Choose a simple addition conjunction.

Candi Penataran is a vital historical site ​ (a)   it is a proud heritage for East Java.

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