PRESENT TENSE
1.
+
Raffi plays soccer every Saturday
- Raffi doesn’t play soccer every Saturday
? Does Raffi play soccer every Saturday ?
2.
+
Galih prays every days
- Galih doesn’t pray every days
? Does Galih pray every days ?
3.
+
Every morning Dita drinks a glass of milk
- Dita doesn’t drink a glass of milk every
morning
? Does Dita drink a glass of milk every morning
?
4.
+
Reza studies English every day
- Reza doesn’t study English every day
? Does Reza study English every day ?
5.
+
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west
- The sun doesn’t rise in the west and doesn’t
set in the east
? Does sun rise in the west and set in the east
?
6.
+
Shinta lives in Bogor
- Shinta doesn’t live in Bogor
? Does Shinta live in Bogor ?
7.
+
He watches tv in the evening
- He doesn’t tv in the evening
? Does He watches in the evening ?
8.
+ She is very rich
-
She doesn’t very rich
? Does She very rich ?
9.
+
Lula goes to city park every Monday
- Lula doesn’t go to city park every Monday
? Does Lula go to city park every Monday ?
10.
+
She goes to Bali every month
- She doesn’t go to Bali every month
? Does She go to Bali every month ?
PRESENT CONTINOUS TENSE
1.
+
I am studying English now
- I
am not studying English now
? Am I studying English now ?
2.
+
She is listening the radio
- She isn’t listening the radio
? Is she listening the radio ?
3.
+
You are writing my article at present
- You aren’t writing my article at present
? Are you writing my article at present ?
4.
+
Dera is teaching physics
- Dera isn’t teaching physics
? Is Dera teaching physics ?
5.
+
They are playing flute
- They aren’t playing flute
? Are they playing flute ?
6.
+
I am buying a book in the Gramedia
- I
am not buying a book in the Gramedia
? Am i buying a book in the Gramedia ?
7.
+
Dimas is watching the movie at cinema
- Dimas isn’t watching the movie at cinema
? Is Dimas watching the movie at cinema ?
8.
+
Jessica is leaving for Singapore tomorrow
- Jessica isn’t leaving for Singapore tomorrow
? Is Jessica leaving for Singapore tomorrow ?
9.
+ Noora is watching cerpen
- Noora isn’t watching cerpen
? Is Noora watching cerpen ?
10.
+
You are travelling in Bandung today
- You aren’t travelling in Bandung today
? Are you travelling in Bandung today ?
PAST TENSE
1.
+
I was here last night
- I
wasn’t here last night
?
Was I here last night ?
2.
+
I went to Lembang last month
- I
didn’t go to Lembang last month
? Did I go to Lembang last month ?
3.
+
He studied mathematics last week
- He didn’t study mathematics last week
? Did he study mathematics last week ?
4.
+
They bought a new car one months ago
- They didn’t buy a new car one months ago
? Did they buy a new car ?
5.
+
I played pingpong yesterday
- I
didn’t play pingpong yesterday
? Did I play pingpong yesterday ?
6.
+
You kick my cat yesterday
- You didn’t kick my cat yesterday
? Did you kick my cat yesterday ?
7.
+
We were happy last week
-
We weren’t happy last week
? Were we happy last week ?
8.
+
Amy went to spain last year
- Amy didn’t go to spain last year
? Did Amy go to spain last year ?
9.
+
She went to Bali yesterday
- She didn’t go to Bali yesterday
? Did she go to Bali yesterday ?
10.
+
She was cry yesterday
- She wasn’t cry yesterday
? Was she cry yesterday ?
PAST CONTINOUS TENSE
1.
+
My father was watching tv at ten o’clock last night
- My father wasn’t watching tv at ten o’clock
last night
? Was My father watching tv at ten o’clock last
night ?
2.
+
I was discussing English with classmates at 10 a.m. last Monday
- I
wasn’t discussing English with classmates at 10 a.m. last Monday
? Was i discussing English with classmates at
10 a.m. last Monday ?
3.
+
She was being busy at 8 o’clock yesterday morning
- She wasn’t being busy at 8 o’clock yesterday
morning
? Was she being busy at 8 o’clock yesterday
morning ?
4.
+
They were joking last Saturday
- They weren’t joking last Saturday
? Were they joking last Saturday ?
5.
+
My sister was watching the movie last week
- My sister wasn’t watching the movie last week
? Was my sister watching the movie last week ?
6.
+
Shena was writing lesson all day, yesterday
- Shena wasn’t writing lesson all day, yesterday
? Was Shena writing lesson all day, yesterday ?
7.
+
You were shutting the door when they came
- You weren’t shutting the door when they came
? Were you shutting the door when they came ?
8.
+
He was repairing the car when we went to Solo
- He wasn’t repairing the car when we went to
Solo
? Was he repairing the car when we went to Solo
?
9.
+
Anggi was painting this picture a fortnight ago
- Anggi
wasn’t painting this picture a fortnight ago
? Was Anggi painting this picture a fortnight
ago ?
10.
+
The engine was running when it suddenly stopped
-
The engine wasn’t running when it suddenly
stopped
? Was the engine running when it suddenly
stopped ?
PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
1.
+
We have already written our reports
-
We haven’t already written our reports
? Have we already written our reports ?
2.
+
Dora has eaten lunch
-
Dora hasn’t eaten lunch
? Has Dora eaten lunch ?
3.
+
Luna has already eaten breakfast
-
Luna hasn’t already eaten breakfast
? Has Luna already eaten breakfast ?
4.
+
She has studied for 3 years
-
She hasn’t studied for 3 years
? Has she studied for 3 years ?
5.
+
I have sung for 5 years
-
I
haven’t sung for 5 years
? Have i sung for 5 years ?
6.
+
We have been in class since ten o’clock this morning
-
We haven’t been in class since ten o’clock
this morning
? Have we been in class since ten o’clock this
morning ?
7.
+
My friends have moved into a new apartement
-
My friends haven’t moved into a new apartement
? Have my friends move into a new apartement ?
8.
+
The students have finish chapter 5
- The students haven’t finish chapter 5
? Have the students finish chapter 5 ?
9.
+
He has already read the entry book
- He hasn’t already read the entry book
? Has he already read the entry book ?
10.
+
You have never seen snow
- You haven’t never seen snow
? Have you never seen snow ?
PRESENT PERFECT
CONTINOUS TENSE
1.
+
I have read this book
- I
haven’t read this book
? Have I read this book ?
2.
+
She has called you three times
- She hasn’t called you three times
? Has she called you three times ?
3.
+
He has lived in Bogor for 3 months
- He hasn’t lived in Bogor for 3 months
? Has he lived in Bogor for 3 months ?
4.
+
She has studied in French since april
- She hasn’t studied in French since april
? Has she studied in French since april ?
5.
+
I have just sent you an email
- I
haven’t just sent you an email
? Have i
just sent you email ?
6.
+
She has been driving the toddlers have been sleeping
- She hasn’t been driving the toddlers haven’t
been sleeping
? Has she been driving have the toddlers been
sleeping ?
7.
+
I have been living in Semarang since 1990
- I
haven’t been living in Semarang since 1990
? Have i been living in Semarang since 1990 ?
8.
+
Mrs. Syumi has been teaching Indonesian for 15 years
- Mrs. Syumi hasn’t been teaching Indonesian for
15 years
? Has Mrs. Syumi been teaching Indonesian for
15 years ?
9.
+
Lury has been studying English since he was 7 years old
- Lury hasn’t been studying English since he
wasn’t 7 years old
? Has Lury been studying English since he was 7
years old ?
10.
+
One of my friends has been working in your company since he graduate
- One
of my friends hasn’t been working in your company since he graduate
? Has one of my friends been working in your
company since he graduate ?
PAST PERFECT TENSE
1.
+
Lia had been walking the labors had been demonstrating
- Lia hadn’t been walking the labors hadn’t been
demonstrating
? Had Lia been walking had the labors been
demonstrating ?
2.
+
I had been living in france
- I
hadn’t been living in france
? Had i been living in france ?
3.
+
She had been sleeping
- She hadn’t been sleeping
? Had she been sleeping ?
4.
+
They had been meeting
- They hadn’t been meeting
? Had they been meeting ?
5.
+
My brother had slept
- My brother hadn’t slept
? Had my brother slept ?
6.
+
Raka had gone to the store before she went home
- Raka hadn’t gone to the store before she went
home
? Had Raka gone to the store before she went
home ?
7.
+
You had told me before
- You hadn’t told me before
? Had you told me before ?
8.
+
They had left before you arrived
- They hadn’t left before you arrived
? Had they left before you arrived ?
9.
+
I had left before my parents come
- I
hadn’t left before my parents come
? Had i left before my parents come ?
10.
+
You had been there a long time
- You hadn’t been there a long time
? Had you been there a long time ?
FUTURE TENSE
1.
+
Mr. Yoga is going to Yogya right now
- Mr. Yoga isn’t going to Yogya right now
? Is Mr. Yoga going to Yogya right now ?
2.
+
He thinks he will work in the office tonight
- He thinks he willn’t work in the office
tonight
? Will he thinks work in the office tonight ?
3.
+
She will angry
- She willn’t angry
? Will she angry ?
4.
+
They will visit Tokyo
- They willn’t visit Tokyo
? Will they visit Tokyo ?
5.
+
Ane is going to the office at 7 o’clock
- Ane is going to the office at 7 o’clock
? Is Ane going to the pffice at 7 o’clock ?
ARTICLE
1.
All of this will be quite exciting and
engaging.
2.
What TV shows, movies or books do you
like ?
3.
An eclipse of the Sun occurs when the
Moon’s shadow falls on the Earth.
4.
I tried to be quite, but he came over
and stood on my bed.
5.
Find a lyric of a song that you like
6.
Jerry noticed a picture of Sera on the
table
7.
Jerry said goodnight and went home
himself
8.
Do you knpw how and why you get such
diseases ?
9.
Then she tripped and broke her mom’s
lovely pottery
10.
Her sister was mad about it and blamed
her
11.
Did you order coffee, tea, or milk ?
12.
Do we have class on Monday, or is Monday
a holiday ?
13.
Farah and Sherly were schoolmates in
junior high school.
14.
She was a noisy and a very tempted girl.
15.
Sport teaches team work and
self-discipline.
NEITHER – NOR
1.
That book is neither interesting nor accurate
2.
Neither my sister nor my parents are
here
3.
She is neither beautiful nor smart, but
everyone likes her
4.
Neither i nor you will be able to finish
this work
5.
Neither my mother nor my father has a
car
6.
Last night party was neither interesting
nor impressing
7.
Neither Raffi nor Ahmad likes Football
8.
Amy walks neither fast nor slowly
9.
I used to like neither sandwich nor
pizza
10.
Neither you may nor Gumay’s are going to
visit me tonight
EITHER – OR
1.
I will take either chemistry or physics
next quarter
2.
You can have either coffee or tea
3.
Either I or you shall finish the work
4.
Either you like the movie or hate it, it’s
fine
5.
Either my sister or my brother is smart
6.
I am going to take either mathematics or
physics next semester
7.
Tonight, I will either study English at
home or visit my sister
8.
Either you or Shelly like this course
9.
You can eat either the red apple or the
green one
10.
Either my friends or my mother sweeps
the floor every morning
BOTH
OF
1.
Both of them are hungry
2.
He is both an actor and director
3.
Both of the students have not passed the
exam
4.
Both my mother talked to the teacher and
my father
5.
Both Weena and Weella are the members of
new Generation Club
6.
Both my brother locked the door and then
went to bed
7.
Both of the cars are too expensive to
buy now
8.
Both my parenst and my sister play the
piano
