NAMA : JUNITA SIMANJUNTAK
KELAS : PAGI
PRODI : AKUNTANSI
1. 5 sentence with Noun Clause as subjects:
1) whether Louis will come or not depends on his parents’ permission.
2) Why they ran away from mega is still a question for me.
3) When the actor saves the actress from the accident is the most touching scene.
4) Who spilled that milk was Randy.
5) What she said was true.
6) That she can debut as an actress is her dream.
7) What he sings is very beautiful.
2. using the Coordinating Conjunctions as follows :“And, But, For, Nor, Or, So, Yet"
A. And (dan)
1) Tomorrow I will attend mega and James’ wedding
2) Betty and Roy are close friends.
3) We stayed at home and watched television.
4) She lives in Bandung, and she studies at ITB.
B. But (tapi)
1) We ran after him,but he escaped.
2) Her sister like to do ballet but mega hates it so much.
3) Her mother does not allow her to smoke, but she still do it.
C. But (tapi)
1) We ran after him,but he escaped.
2) Her sister like to do ballet but mega hates it so much.
3) Her mother does not allow her to smoke, but she still do it.
D. For (karena)
1) Junita scored 25% in the exam for he didn’t study well last night.
2) She cannot eat peanut for she has allergic.
3) Lisa cannot attend the party for her father is sick.
E. Or (atau)
1) Do you like chocolate or Vanilla better?
2) Do you want to go out or are you too tired?
3) Which color do you want? Red or green?
F. So (jadi)
1) I felt a bit chilly, so I put on a jacket.
2) She was sick, so she went to the doctor.
3) I am a vegetarian, so I don’t eat any meat
G. Yet (tetapi)
1) Junita prepared well for the exam, yet he failed.
2) I am allergic to cats, yet I have three of them.
3) I wanted to sleep early, yet there was a lot of noise
3. "either . . . or "
1) I’ll either walk or jog home.
2) Could I come over at either three or four o'clock? asked Joan.
3) We can go to either Greece or Spain for our holiday.
" both . . . and "
1) The teacher refused to mark his work because his book was both torn and dirty.
2) Both rugby and football are popular in France.
3) Both English and Welsh are spoken in Wales.
"whether . . . or"
1) We do not know whether it's you or me who will have to do it.
2) I’m totally confused – I don’t know whether I’m coming or going.
3) I'm going to fish tomorrow, whether it rains or shines.
"both . . . and "
1) I do not like him. He is both rude and selfish.
2) Both English and Welsh are spoken in Wales.
3) She employs a maid to do both the cooking and washing for her family
"not only . . . but also"
1) Not only is he a professional footballer, but he’s also a successful businessman
2) Jack is not only smart but also he's brave.
3) Not only Tini but also Nick sweeps the floor.
"neither ......nor"
1) Neither my parents nor me know how to clean an electric oven
2) Neither the store manager nor the store owner is in the office today
3) I drink neither coffee nor tea
