Nama : Junita Simanjuntak
Kelas : Pagi
Prodi : Akuntansi
A. Choose the right noun clause to complete the sentence below.
1) she wanted to know...
A. if I had applied for the scholarship
2) I predict …
A. that she will be able to make decisions in an emergency situation
3) The teacher asked me…
B. who was Niels Bohr
4) … Is awesome.
B. That can the girl speak English fluently
5) The reality is ...
B. that does everybody need somebody sometimes
B. 5 examples of direct sentences then convert them into report sentences :
1) Direct : They said, We were studying Engligh
2) Direct :I'm hungry says Anna
3) Direct :My friend said, "I went to the zoo last week
4) Direct :Please help me!
5) Direct :She said, “I went to the shopping center
C. 5 examples of embedded question sentences that are included in declarative statements or other questions
a) Can you tell me what you like ?
b) Do you have reason why we should go now?
c) Do you know if he loves another girl?
d) Do you know who he is?
e) Do you know if I am happy?
f) Do you know whether or not he will be there?
g) I wonder if you could lend me a car?
h) I wonder what his job was here?
i) Please tell me what I should ?
j) Do you know whether he can go to German?
D. Make statement sentences and urgency requests using these words…
“Crucial, Important, Essential”
“Demand, Suggest, Urge”
Statement of urgency :
1) It is crucial that yuli be on time.
2) it is important that rahayu study for the exam
3) Is it essential that he be there?
4) she is asking for a Demand
5) my mother suggest me to wear the uniform properly
6) It is urgent that yanti get a job
urgent requests :
1) That Ali be on time is crucial.
2) This job is very important
3) They use essential oil to make the dish
4) The teacher demanded that students hand in the papers.
5) Hand in the papers.
6) Mark suggest that she study.
7) The union urged that the company forbid all forms of discrimination.
8) Forbid all forms of discrimination.
E. Make a sentence using the Coordinating Conjunctions as follows:
“And, But, For” and the Correlative Conjunctions as follows: “either ~ or, whether ~ or, not only ~ but also”
And (dan)
- Tomorrow I will attend Karolina and James’ wedding
- Betty and Roy are close friends.
But (tapi)
- We ran after him,but he escaped.
- My dog enjoys being bathed but hates getting his nails trimmed
For (karena)
- Mega scored 25% in the exam for he didn’t study well last night.
- She cannot eat peanut for she has allergic.
"either . . . or "
- I’ll either walk or jog home.
- Could I come over at either three or four o'clock? asked Joan.
"whether . . . or"
- We do not know whether it's you or me who will have to do it.
- I’m totally confused – I don’t know whether I’m coming or going.
"not only . . . but also"
- Not only is he a professional footballer, but he’s also a successful businessman
- Jack is not only smart but also he's brave.
- Not only Tini but also Nick sweeps the floor.
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