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preparation structure session Meeting 2 Prepared by Brahma putra pratama The verb phrase Simple present tense To indicate a regular or habitual action and condition Structure John walks to school every day ID: 657979

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Slide1

Bahasa inggris 2toefl preparation(structure session)

Meeting

2

Prepared by

Brahma

putra

pratamaSlide2

The verb phraseSlide3

Simple present tense

To indicate a regular or habitual action and condition.

Structure:

(+) John walks to school every day.

(-) John does not walk to school every day.

(?) Does John walk to school every day?

Examples:

They

understand

the problem

now.

(condition)

Henry

always

swims

in the evening. (habitual action)

Your cough

sounds

bad. (condition) Slide4

present continuous tense

To indicate ongoing action and future time.

Structure:

(+) John is eating fried chicken now.

(-) John is not eating fried chicken now.

(?) Is John eating fried chicken now?

Examples:

The committee members

are

examining

the material

now

. (ongoing action)

George

is

leaving

for France

tomorrow

. (future time)

The secretary

is

typing

the letter

now

. (ongoing action) Slide5

present Perfect tense

To indicate action happening at an indefinite time in the past, happening more than once in the past, and beginning in the past and is still occurring in the present

Structure:

(+) John has walked to school several times .

(-) John has not walked to school several times.

(?) Has John walked to school several times?

Examples:

John

has traveled

around the world. (indefinite time in the past, we don’t know when)

George

has seen

this movie

three times

.

(

happening more than once in the past)

John

has lived

in the house

for 20 years

. (

beginning in the past and is still occurring in the present

)

For/Since:

for

+ duration of time

since

+ beginning

timeSlide6

present Perfect tense

Yet/Already

To indicate something has happened or hasn’t happened. Often used with present perfect.

already

 affirmative

sentences

We have already written our reports.

Gabriel has already read the book.

Sam has already recorded the conversation.

yet

 negative sentences and

questions

We haven’t written our reports yet.

The president hasn’t decided what to do yet.

John has yet to learn the material.

We have yet to decide what to with the money.Slide7

Simple past tense

To indicate

a completed action happening at one specific time in the past.

Structure:

(+) John

went to Spain last year

.

(-) John

did not go to Spain last year.

(?)

Did John go to Spain last year

?

Examples:

Bob

bought

a new bicycle

yesterday

.

Maria

did

her homework

last

night

.

Mark

washed

the dishes

after

dinner

. Slide8

past continuous tense

To indicate

an action which was occurring in the past and was interrupted by another action.

Examples:

When

Mark

came

home, Martha

was watching

TV.

Martha

was watching

TV

when

Mark

came

home.

To indicate two actions occurring at the sam

e time in the past.

Examples:

Martha

was watching

TV

while

John

was reading

a book.

While

John

was reading

a book, Martha

was watching

TV.

To indicate an action which was occurring at some specific time in the past.

Martha

was watching

TV

at seven o’clock last night

.

What

were

you

doing

at one o’clock this afternoon

?

While

Martha

was watching

TV, John

read

a book.

 possible but not common.Slide9

past perfect tenseTo indicate

an action that happened before/after another action in the past.

Examples:

John

had gone

to the store

before

he

went

home.

John

went

home

after

he

had gone

to the store.

Before

John

went

home, he

had gone

to the store.

After

John

had gone

to the store, he

went

home.

To indicate a state which continued for a time in the past, but stopped before now

.

Examples:

Abdu

had lived

in New York

for ten years

before

he

moved

to

California.