TUGAS 3 - BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2#

ERROR ANALIYSIS ON CONDITIONAL SENTENCE

Formula Conditional Sentence Type 1 2 3

1. Conditional Sentence Type 1.
   If + Subject + will + infinitive, Subject + verb-1.

Or

          If + Simple Present Tense, Simple Present tense / Present Future Tense

2. Conditional Sentence Type 2.
   If + Subject + would + infinitive, Subject + verb-2.

Or

          If + Simple Past Tense, Past Future Tense

      3. Conditional Sentence Type 3.
          If + Subject + would + have + Verb-3, Subject + had + verb-3.

Or

          If + Past Perfect Tense, Past Future Perfect Tense

The examples of Error Analysis on using Conditional Sentence :

Type 1

1.         If the game is good, I would played  it

2.         She would arrive here on time if she drive her car by herself

3.         If you didn’t come to my birthday party, I will sent you an SMS.

4.         You will finished your job if you do it now.

5.         My father will bought me a car if he is promoted to be a new manager in his company

6.         If you didn’t study hard, you wouldn’t passed the test

7.         If I has much money, I would bought  a new smartphone

8.         If Rasya had much time, she would help you

Type 2

9.         If I seen you more often, we can get to know each other better

10.     If my father buy me a new car, I will be happy

11.     If I study more often, I may get better grades

12.     If I come to class early, I can finish my homework

13.     If you can sell this car soon, I will give you more tips.

14.     If I was you, I will not let here go

15.     If I’m not work now, I will love to accompany you to go hiking.

16.     If my friend was here, you can meet him

Type 3

17.     If you have attended every lesson, you had passed that exam easily

18.     If it has sunny yesterday, we will gone to the beach

19.     If we have read the map properly, we will have got lost

20.     If I have the chance, I would  gone to university

21.     If I has gone to the interview, I may got the job

22.     If I have known it was your birthday, I will got you a present

23.     If I have known that you were in hospital, I will had visited you

24.     If you have told me that you went to Bali last week, I will have picked you up at the airport.

25.     If he has driven his car carefully, we will not got an accident

The right answer:

1.         Will play

2.         Will arrive

3.         Don’t - will send

4.         Will finish

5.         Will buy

6.         Don’t – will not pass

7.         Have – will buy

8.         Has – will help

9.         Saw – could

10.     Bought – would

11.     Studied – might

12.     Came – could

13.     Could – would

14.     Were – would

15.     Did not – would

16.     Were – could

17.     Had – had have

18.     Had been – would have

19.     Had – wouldn’t have

20.     Had – would have

21.     Had – might have

22.     Had – would have

23.     Had – would have

24.     Had – would have

25.     Had – wouldn’t have

Source :

http://belajarbahasainggrisonline-gratis.blogspot.co.id/2016/02/latihan-soal-conditional-sentence-type-3.html

http://belajarbahasainggrisonline-gratis.blogspot.co.id/2015/10/contoh-soal-conditional-sentence-type-2-dan-jawabannya.html

http://belajarbahasainggrisonline-gratis.blogspot.co.id/2015/10/soal-latihan-conditional-sentence-type1-dan-jawabannya.html

TUGAS 2 - BAHASA INGGRIS

Artikel Berkaitan dengan Manajemen yang Mengandung Unsur Simple Past Tenses dan Present Perfect Tenses

1.      Japan Raises Sales Tax After 17 Years

The Japanese government has raised sales tax for the first time in seventeen years in a move that could risk the country's still fragile economic recovery¹.

Japan was hit by more than a decade of deflation after it last increased the tax in 1997².

The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said the increase from 5% to 8% was to stabilise government expenses and meet increases in social security costs³.

His government has helped trigger economic growth with stimulus policies based on cheap money, government spending, and structural reform⁴.

Analysts say the tax hike is a major gamble for the world's third largest economy at a time when business confidence remains tentative⁵.

2.      New Malaysian Economic Plan

Malaysians have enjoyed cheap sugar and petrol for decades¹. The government spent around ten billion dollars last year to keep the price of food staples and energy artificially low². These subsidies have been blamed for sustaining Malaysia's high budget deficit³. Nor Mohamed Yakcop is in charge of drafting the five-year economic plan⁴. He said the subsidies will be gradually reduced over five years to save costs⁵.

Nor Mohamed Yakcop: "The way the subsidies work now, even those who don't need it get the same assistance⁶. So we will target it to the needy and to the poor⁷."

But the five-year plan doesn't address the more controversial aspects of an affirmative action policy⁸. It gives special privileges to the Malay majority in housing, education and government jobs⁹.

Analysts say the policy distorts the market and makes Malaysia less competitive¹⁰. But the prime minister said the policy needs to be revamped rather than scrapped¹¹. He repeated his commitment to redistributing wealth into the hands of the Malays, who remain among the poorest in the country¹².

TENSES

A.  Simple Past Tenses

(+)S + VERB 2 + O + C

1.      Japan Raises Sales Tax After 17 Years      : 2 and 3

2.      New Malaysian Economic Plan                    : 2, 11, and 12

B.  Present Perfect Tenses

(+) S + HAVE/ HAS + VERB 3 + O

1.      Japan Raises Sales Tax After 17 Years      : 1 and 4

2.      New Malaysian Economic Plan                    : 1 and 3

SOURCE

http://www.bbc.com/indonesia/bahasa_inggris/2014/04/140401_dwi_japantax_malaysiasearch

http://www.bbc.com/indonesia/bahasa_inggris/2010/06/100615_witn_malaysianewplan