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Grammar Focus

·        Nominal Past Tense

Nominal Sentence (Nominal Sentence) is a sentence whose predicate is not a verb or in other words the nominal sentence is a sentence that predikatnya form tobe. The use of this tobe depends on the use of tenses and depends on the Subject of the sentence (plural or singular). If the sentence is a Simple Present Tense sentence then the tobe to use is AM, IS and ARE. Tobe can be interpreted is or can not be interpreted, tobe appear because there is no Verb (verb) in the sentence.

Answer :

1. I was sad last night.

2. They were good friends

3. I was a kid about thirteen years ago

4. They were beautiful

·        Verbal Past Tense

Verbal Sentence (Verbal Sentence) is a sentence that contains a verb (verb), or in other words the verbal sentence is a sentence that predicate is a verb (verb).

Answer :

1. He bought my bicycle yesterday morning.

2. she rode a bicycle to school yesterday.

·       Reguler vs ireguler verb

A. (Regular Verbs) In the context of simple past tense learning, we study two types of verbs that are regular and irregular verbs.Regular verbs or known as regular verbs, have suffix -ed, -d or -ied additions at the end of the word. Broadly speaking, there are 4 different rules in the addition of the suffix at the end of the verb.

Infinitive     ( verb 1)	Past Tense    ( verb 2 )	Past Participle    ( verb 3 )	Meaning
Ask	Asked	Asked	Meminta/betanya
Crash	Crashed	Crashed	Menabrak
Help	Helped	Helped	Menolong,membantu
Cri	Cried	Cried	Menangis

 Words Reguller Verb :

    1.   I asked my father to buy a bicycle

. 2. my body crashed into a tree

.  3.   I cried in pain

.  4. he helped me go home                                                           B. Irreguller verb

irregular verbs are verbs that form past the tense and the past participle is not obtained in the usual way (plus -ed, -en, -d, -t, -n, or -ne on the infinitive base / bare form).

Base Form (V1)	Past Tense (v2)	Past Participle (v3)	Meaning
Be	Was/Were	Been	Adalah, berada, ada, menjadi
Buy	Bought	Bought	Membeli
Feel	Felt	Felt	Merasa
Forget	Forgot	Forgotten	Lupa

     

Word Irreguller verb :

1.   they were beautiful and they were good friends

2.   Soon, my father bought it.

3.   I was a kid about thirteen years ago

4.   is my childhood experience that I have never forgotten

5.   What I felt at the time was painful because of injury, panic and happy