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Selasa, 23 Desember 2014

contoh EXERCISE



Of lectures delivered by primi mother on the 2nd meeting discussed, as well as a / an. And rules in the clothing, As well as a noun, while understanding the clothing itself is a word that shows a lot of objects that accompany the clothing, whereas the noun is a word that uses the vowels / a, I, u, e, o. For example an elephent = an umbrella, an orange and some were put on a, and the plural, eg
A car               =  acars
A cup                          =  cups
A bag                          = bags
A lowyer         = lowyers
A piano           = pianos
A bird              = birds
A plate                        = plates
A flag              = flags
A flower          = flowers
A diamond      = diamond
A frok             = froks
A monument   = monumants
A bout             = boats
A shoes           = shoes
A pencil           =  pecils
A clove            = cloves
A house           = houses
A mattriest      = matriest
A send             = sends
A slik               = silk
A cliff             = chiffs
A car               = cars
A wind mild    = windmilds
A stone            = stones
A key              = keys
A lodge           = lodges
A grils             = girls
A glod             = gold
That's an example of the clothing that uses nouns and examples presented the results of the freshmen and sophomores because bu primi ask each student should be required to come forward to give an example of a noun.
EXERCISE
A. Fill in the blank with a/an or the
John king is a…… reporter of an …… well-known newspaper. He is a………new reporter. Last month, he wanted to rent a…….furnished apartment in a …… middle of the… city. He wanted to live in …an……… apartment near an……. office where he works.
He found …
a……. good one but the owner asked him to pay a thousand dollars as …a……. deposit. He did not have enough money for ……a…… deposit, so he tried to get a…… loan from …a… bank where he had …an…… account. However, he failed to get ……a…… loan he needed for ……an…… apartment. Therefore, he decided to find …the… cheaper apartment, if necessary,an……unfurnished one and not very anclose to …an… office.
He found one near…
a…….supermarket but it was a ……. few miles from an……. office. …an…. apartment was furnished and…an………. owner was very friendly. However, almost everything was out of order, …a… stove didn’t work properly. ……a… water tapin the ……… kitchen was leaky and needed a…… plumbing job. a…… water heater in …the……… bathroom was an…… old one and very noisy. …a….door of …a…… refrigerator could not be closed. …a… sitting-room had……a…. good curtain but……a… furniture was poor. Nevertheless, he was glad he had found …a……… furnished apartment in a… city. He had to pay only ……a… few hundred dollars as …a…… deposit and …a… monthly rent was quite cheap.
B. Fill in the blank with a/an or the
1. Bill bought …
a… shirt and apair of shoes yesterday. He is wearing a…….new shirt and …a…..new shoes now.
2. “Is …
a…. car still out of order now?”
“No, but it took me ……
a….. hour to repair …an……. engine.”
3. “I don’t have any plan for the weekend.”
“Let’s have …
a…… picnic on Sunday.”
4. My wife wants
a………. brand new car, Toyota or …a…..Honda.
5. “Where is……
an… apple pie?”
“It’s in …
a…… kitchen.”
6
a. car is not …an…. elephant but it has …a…. trunk.”
“Is that …
a…. joke or …a…. riddle?”
7. “Do you know where my brown shirt is?”
“It’s in ……
a.. washing-machine. You can wear ……a. different shirt.”
8. …
a….. house they live in is very old. It’s …a…… haunted house.
9. Jakarta is …
a….. big city. It’s ……a…. capital of Indonesia.
10. “I went to …
the…. movie last night.”
“What was……
a… name of ……a……. main actor?”a

Senin, 22 Desember 2014

contoh Singular and Plural Nouns



Nama    : AMILATUS SHOLIKHAH
Kelas     : BKI/B
NIM       : 1340110064
In meeting - 3 English material (Gramer) explains about singular and plural nouns.
While the singular notion itself is => the city that gave the name, place, and ideas.
But if plurel nouns => more than one noun.
Examples singular =
Ex = boy, girl, book, church, box
Adjectives = word indicates a situation
Ex => Plural nouns
Bush => bushes
In plural nouns can name certain objects
Example = A papayas Is Sweet
A ples are cound =
Continuous plural nouns =
- He are some papayas
- I Hought some papayas
In plural nouns add (S) noun (es), s, x, sh, ch, x, or z.
Rule 3 => add (s) to most nouns that end in
Rule 4 => add (es) to a few nouns that and in
Rule 5 => formost nouns ending in
Rule 7 => v ces water I was a / an / the
A singular object A = I
The = word was said before
In kerian meeting also discussed about the article to - Islamization, in a class divided several groups, each group was required to collect articles about - Islamization and must use English.
That's what I can say in a meeting - 3 material Dangers English II (Gramer)











Singular and Plural Nouns
A noun names a person, place, thing, or idea.

Usually, the first page of a grammar book tells you about nouns. Nouns give names of concrete or abstract things in our lives. As babies learn "mom," "dad," or "milk" as their first word, nouns should be the first topic when you study a foreign language.

For the plural form of most nouns, add s.
  • bottle – bottles
  • cup – cups
  • pencil – pencils
  • desk – desks
  • sticker – stickers
  • window – windows
For nouns that end in ch, x, s, or s sounds, add es.
  • box – boxes
  • watch – watches
  • moss – mosses
  • bus – buses
For nouns ending in f or fe, change f to v and add es.
  • wolf – wolves
  • wife – wives
  • leaf – leaves
  • life – lives
Some nouns have different plural forms.
  • child – children
  • woman – women
  • man – men
  • mouse – mice
  • goose – geese
Nouns ending in vowels like y or o do not have definite rules.
  • baby – babies
  • toy – toys
  • kidney – kidneys
  • potato – potatoes
  • memo – memos
  • stereo – stereos
A few nouns have the same singular and plural forms.
  • sheep – sheep
  • deer – deer
  • series – series
  • species – species



Singular and Plural Nouns

Match the singular nouns with the correct plural nouns. Words include both regular and irregular nouns.
A
B
mouse
mice
woman
women
house
houses
ox
oxen
friend
friends
sheep
sheep
door
doors
church
churches
potato
potatoes
cat
cats
cow
cows
mosquito
mosquitoes
man
men
child
children
story
stories
store
stores
watermelon
watermelons
sister-in-law
sisters-in-law
smile
smiles
meter
meters
fox
foxes
cross
crosses
staple
staples
farm
farms
computer
computers
teacher
teachers
country
countries
loaf
loaves
life
lives
chief
chiefs
foot
feet
deer
deer
fish
fish
bus
buses
thirty
thirties
bluff
bluffs
thief
thieves
home
homes
sky
skies
city
cities
waste
wastes
problem
problems
factory
factories
river
rivers
turkey
turkeys
day
days
tax
taxes
night
nights
car
cars
business
businesses
spy
spies
cloud
clouds
farmer
farmers
kitten
kittens
product
products
highway
highways
toy
toys
lady
ladies
gentleman
gentlemen
nose
noses
pepper
peppers
oven
ovens
mess
messes
lion
lions
owl
owls
mountain
mountains
cuff
cuffs
carpet
carpets
light
lights
flower
flowers
line
lines
coin
coins
dollar
dollars
cupful
cupfuls
trout
trout
editor-in-chief
editors-in-chief
penny
pennies
scissors
scissors
pants
pants
inch
inches
goose
geese
tooth
teeth
office
offices
valley
valleys
copy
copies