TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2#

TUGAS KELOMPOK BAHASA INGGRIS 2#

3EB01

Nama Kelompok :

1. Gigih Dojantara Jakti       (22215890)

2. Israyanti Dien Putri          (23215491)

3. Maharani Pratiwi W.H     (23215985)

4. Tiara Ade Silviani             (26215879)

5. Wuri Sri Rahayu               (27215207)

       I.            TENSES

1.      Subject+ Verb/Be +  Compliment/Modifier

-          We are a student

2.      Verb Phrases and Tenses

-          We watch television now

-          We are watching television now

-          We watched television yesterday

-          We will wacth television next week

Two-Words Verb

-          Catch up    = Follow

-          Chip In      = Help

-          End up      = Finally

3.      Singular Subject/Plural Subject/Either...or/Neither...nor

-          The mouse on my roof is eaten by his cat

-          The mice on my roof are eaten by his cat

-          Either Sam or the students are watching TV

-          Either the students or Sam is watching TV

-          Neither the students nor Sam is watching TV

-          Neither Sam nor the students are watching TV

4.      (+) / (-) / (?) Sentences

-          She doesn’t has any math books (-)

-          She has no any math books (-)

-          She has some math books (+)

-          Does she has any math books (?)

5.      Every, Each, One, a (Singular)

-          It’s impossible for one human being to know every language in the world.

6.      Collective Nouns

-          This class is reading seriously it’s book to prepare.

-          These class are reading seriously their book to prepare.

7.      Gerund as a subject

-          Calling you as my boyfriend will never make me happy.

8.      Pronouns

1.      Subject

-          They are the most naughty kids in this school.

2.      Object

-          Sam, you can join an experimental group with them.

3.      Possessive Adjective

-          Their goal is to achieve the first rank in the football competition.

4.      Possessive Pronoun

-          They have tried to make a machine till finally the invention paters is theirs.

5.      Reflexive Pronoun

-          The children were asked to decorate the classroom by them selves.

    II.            PARAGRAPH

Ghost Hunters

Do you believe in ghosts? (Direct Question). Would you purposely visit a place supposedly haunted by the dead? (Direct Question).  Some people have more than a passing interest in ghosts and ghost stories, and would quickly answer "yes" to both questions.  In fact, the number of these enthusiasts (Plural Subject) are determined to prove that life after death is not only real, but that the dead regularly return to the world of the living.  These people (Plural Subject) are ghost hunters.

Hunting ghosts (gerund as subject) may sound (Linking Verb) a little odd.  Yet a majority of people (Collective Nouns) in Britain and the US now believe in ghosts.  In addition, nearly twenty-five percent claim to have seen (Present Perfect) a ghost.  As a result, there has been (Present Perfect Continous) a sharp rise in the number of hunters (Plural Subject) out there.  More and more people have taken up (Present Perfect which contains two words verb) this paranormal challenge - to find proof that these spirits are real - as a weekend hobby of sorts.  Registered societies and organizations (Collective Nouns) have popped up (Present perfect which contains two words verb) all around the world, too.  And with the Internet, it's easier than ever to enroll in a group and keep in contact with other like-minded individuals via bulletin boards and online newsletters.  Perhaps the increased interest comes from sensationalized movies and TV shows with ghosts and ghost hunting (gerund as an object) as their themes?

Ghost hunters usually operate in the waning hours of night, typically around four in the morning.  This is the peak time for ghosts.  Many of the spirits, say the hunters, regularly return to this world.  The ghosts may have had (Present perfect) a problem in life which remains unresolved, and so they fell as though they can't permanently move on to the next world.  What's more, many ghosts in people's homes aren't random, wandering spirits.  They are actually loved ones.

Many unfamiliar with the idea of hunting ghosts (Gerund as an object) may be surprised at the tools and their level of sophistication.  The hunters don't simply sit in a dark room and hope a ghost wanders by.  There are a variety of tools regularly used, such as video equipment and motion sensors.  There are tools (Plural subject) to measure room temperature, as a sudden and inexplicable spot of cold may signal a ghostly presence.  There are audio recorders to capture attempts by the dead to verbally communicate with the living.  There are even more tools to detect negative ions, radiation, and changes in the magnetic field.

Of course, not everyone agrees (Negative) with the idea of ghosts.  Some believe that ghost hunters are merely charlatans.  The hunters claim that ghosts are present in an area, greatly exaggerate the stories, and then conduct tours of the place for a steep price.  Even worse, when hunters are called (Simple Past) to a home to help, they may point to objects which are supposedly possessed.  They take (Simple Present) these items, often antiques or family heirlooms, out of the house and to paranormal museums.  Again they seek to make (Simple Present) a profit because the hunters charge a high price for admission to the museum.

What do you think? (Direct Question). Do you want to give ghost hunting a try? (Direct Question which contains gerund as an object)