Sabtu, 21 April 2012

ADJECTIVE CLAUSE


ADJECTIVE CLAUSE 
1.       Relative pronoun
-          Who
-          Whom
-          Whose
-          Which
-          That
2.       Relative adverb
-          Why
-          When
-          Where
-          That

“Relative pronoun”
Example :
1.       Who (orang), untuk subjek
a.       The man is very rich.
b.      He is standing there.
Ø  The man who is standing there is very rich.
a.       The boys are heppy.
b.      They won the lottery.
Ø  The boys who won the lottery are heppy.

2.       Whom (orang), untuk objek
a.       Do you know the boy ?
b.      She loves him very much.
·         Do you know the boy whom she loves very much.
a.       The foreigner comes from U.K.
b.      I had converstation whit him.
·         The foreigner whom I had converstation comes from U.K. 
3.       Whose (orang), untuk milik
a.       The man come from south America.
b.      His skin is black.
o   The man whose skin is black come from south America.
a.       We visited my uncle.
b.      His house is in the village.
o   We visited my uncle whose house is in the village.
4.       Which, untuk non human/orang
a.       The cat is funny.
b.      It’s sleeping under the table.
o   The cat which is sleeping under the table is funny.
“Relative adverb”
Example :
1.       Why, untuk menyatakan alas an
o   Give me one good reason why you did that.
2.       When, untuk menyatakan waktu
o   This is the year when the Olympic games are held.
3.       Where, untuk menyatakan tempat
o   All is the place where I live.
4.       That, all human / non human.
                 
                                     
MODALS


Possibility (Kemungkinan)
          Could
          May
          Might

Advisable (Saran)
          Had Better
          Ought To
          Should

Intention (Tujuan)
          Shall
          Will

Necessity (Keharusan)
          Must
          Have To

Past Habit
          Whould




Chould / may / might
The speaker has no information and only guessing
Should / ought to
The speaker has some information
Must
The speaker is almost sure
Will / going to
The speaker is sure

Example:
·         Where is jane ?
-          She might stay at home
-          She should stay at home
-          She must stay at home
-          She will stay at home
MODALS PAST EVENT

Should

Have + V3
seharusnya
Must
Kesimpulan waktu lampau
Could
Kemampuan / tidak dilakukan
might
Kemungkinan pada masa lampau

Example:
·         He must have known how much it was going to cost

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