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Selasa, 16 Maret 2010

tulisan

A.Task

a.what do you know about
adverbial clauses and commands request

klausa adverbial
adalah klausa yang berfungsi sebagai adverbial.
Dengan kata lain, ia mengandung subjek (eksplisit maupun tersirat) dan predikat. dan memodifikasi sebuah kata kerja.
  • I bought a banana when I meet him in the suprmarket.
  • I played soccer when got a problem
commands request adalah sebuah kalimat yang berbebtuk permintaan mengerjakan sesuatu, dengan kata lain adalah kalimat perintah.

  • close the door please !!
  • could you help me to turn off the lamp !!

b. please make sentenses by using vocabularies in management functions.
  • To built a company must have a big capital.
  • Raka pay all of expenses for his company.
  • When a company expands, it may need to increase its sales force.
  • The company cheque book should be kept in a safe placewhen not being used.
  • The bank can be asked to pay the rent for the building automatically every month by standing order.
  • The office needed money, so had to withdraw cash from the account.
  • All correspondence with the bank must include the company account number.
  • Cleaning service belong to lower class in the company.
  • Interest rates are calculated as a small precentage above base rate
  • Our employees control our vaulable asset.

Senin, 15 Maret 2010

Dialog Bahasa Inggris

Azhar: hai, to nice day, isn't it?

Anto: sure, yu look happy, what's up?

Azhar:I will graduate next week.

Anto: congratulation, so what are you doing to do after gradate?

Azhar: I'm starting a new job. but fpr now what are you doing today? are you busy?

anto: no,i just stay at home today,why?do you need for a help?

azhar: yes,i looking for a new apartement.

anto: ehm...what kind of apartement do you have?

azhar: cheaf apartement

anto: do you know dani?hw will moving to new york next month.maybe he'll buy his apartement

azhar:oh. i know that, will you acompany me to visit dani?

anto: yes i will , tommorow mornin i'll come

azhar: ok thanks. anto

anto: you're welcome