Kamis, 03 April 2014

MY EXPERINCE 3

Nama  : Rizki Anandari Yuliati
NPM  : 16210122
Kelas  : 4EA16


Personal Experience

This story begins in the last semester, the first day of my vacation is spent resting and watching animation or what is called the cartoon favorite, aside from that I make a bouquet for my post on a fan fiction site. The first day of my vacation spent watching television as well as day-to-day then that is also interspersed read my favorite book is, Harry Potter, Twillight, All American Girl
In addition I also invited my nephew, who was watching cinema plays movie "and Ainun Habibie ', the film was so amazing about the lessons of life and love. On the last day of vacation, my nephew took me to the bookstore to find books and toys with her son, I also need some books to learn what I look for one hour. Once out of the store aunt drove into a delicious pizza restaurant. I use the car rental return at five in the afternoon and arrived home at three in the morning. The holiday was a very interesting to me.

MY EXPERIENCE 2

Nama  : Rizki Anandari Yuliati
NPM  : 16210122
Kelas  : 4EA16

PERSONAL INFORMATION

   My name is Rizki Anandari Yuliati . I was born in Bekasi. July 22 1992, So now I am 21 years old. I am the secont child in my family . I have 2 brothers. I am daughter of Mr. Yunus and Ms. Budiati. I am very happy have parents like them. 
  My hobbies are chatting, play, shopping, singing,etc. My favorite food are meatball, friendrice, chocolate, ice cream, etc. I am good, helpfull, funny, cheerful, humble, and Iam not hot head. I got new story, new experience, and many new friends. There very fun.

MY EXPERIENCE 1

Nama  : Rizki Anandari Yuliati
NPM  : 16210122
Kelas  : 4EA16


My Vacation

I spent my vacation on Anyer Beach. It's a beautiful beach laying between Banten. It has a long beach and a fantastic scenery. It was 31 December 2013. The day was dark. It seemed to rain. It was 1 p.m. when my friend and I left Bekasi. We rode a car to Anyer Beach. On the way, it was raining heavily. The street was wet. The car ran slowly because the driver couldn't see more than 10 meters. It took around 6 hours to arrive at Anyer Beach. The beach looked so nice. Then, we sat down on the beach. Children played in the water.

AGREEMENT OF SUBJECT AND VERB

Nama  : Rizki Anandari Yuliati
NPM  : 16210122
Kelas  : 4EA16

BASIC PRINCIPLE OF AGREEMENT
1.      The basic principle of agreement of subject and verb is as follows: A verb must agree with its subject in person and number. Note how this principle is applied in the following sentences.

HOW TO IDENTIFY THE SUBJECT
The following suggestion will help you properly identify the subject and therefore help you choose the correct verb to use with it.
2.      Subject and Verb Separated by Modifiers.
Word and phrases that appear between the subject and the verb ordinarily do not affect the number of the subject and therefore should not be allowed to affect the number of the verb. The verb agrees with its subject, not with a noun or pronoun placed between the verb and its subject.

3.      Subject and Verb Separated by Parenthetical Expressions.
Parenthetical expressions introduced by such words and phrases as including, as well as,  and together with do not affect the number of the subject or of the verb that should be used with it. These expressions are not necessary to the sense of the sentence.

4.      Verb Followed by Subject.
When the verb or part of the verb phrase precedes the subject, the best procedure is to mentally place the subject and the verb in their normal order. In normal order, the subject and modifiers closely connected to it appear before the verb.

5.      Verb Preceded by There or Here.
When the word there or here preedes the verbs, as in the following examples, the subjects follow the verb.

6.      Verb followed by a Predicate Nominative.
When the verb is followed by a predicate nominative (a noun or pronoun that renames or further identifies the subject), the verb agrees with is subject, not with the predicate nominative

7.      Two or more Singular Subjects.
Singular subjects that are joined by and and that identify different persons or things require a plural verb.

8.      Singular Subjects Modified by Every or a Similar Expression.
When two or more singular subjects connected by and are modified by every, each, many a, or many an, a singular verb is required.

9.      Plural or Plural and Singular Subjects.
Plural subjects or a plural subject and a singular subject connected by and require a plural verb.

10.  Singular subjects.
Singular subjects connected by or, either..... or, or neither...  nor are singular and require a singular verb. If the subjects differ in person, the verb agrees in person with the subject nearer or nearest the verb.

11.  Singular Subject and a Plural Subject.
When or, either... or, or neither ... nor connects a singular subject and a plural subject, the verb agrees in number with the subjects immediately preceding it. If the subjects differ in person as well as in number, the verb agrees in person and number with the subject nearer or nearest to it.

EXAMPLE

My dog always growls at the postal carrier. Basketballs roll across the floor. I don’t understand the assignment. These clothes are too small for me. Peter doesn’t like vegetables. My mom or dad is coming to the play. Neither gray nor white is my favorite color. Either Grandpa or my sisters are going to the park. Either my sisters or Grandpa is going to the park. Neither she nor I am going to college.
Each gets a trophy for playing. Somebody will pay for this. Anybody is more fun than you. Something is very wrong here. Everybody enjoys a good book. Nothing has been determined as of yet. Both are qualified for the job. Many went to the beach and got sunburned. Few know what it really takes to get ahead. Several are already on location.
A theory of physics ascertains that a body in motion stays in motion. A virus in all the company’s computers is a real threat to security. The causes of this prevalent disease are bad diet and lack of exercise. The couch and chair I got at the store look really nice in here. The members of the choir are very happy with the performance. The committee meets here every Thursday. The crowd is getting angry. The jury has finally reached a decision. The majority rules most of the time. The staff have gone their separate ways for the holidays. (plural).

Sumber : Buku      : MODERN BUSINESS ENGLISH
                Penulis   : VOILES
                Penerbit : McGRAW- HILL INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
                Edisi       : EIGHTH EDITION