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WorksheetsExercise 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
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.
(a)
Mr. Ardi . . . (tidak pernah membeli) spinach in supermarket.
(a)
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.
(a)
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?
