Tugas Materi Binggris 2
Question
Tags
Definition Question Tags
Question tags are the short questions
that we put on the end of sentences – particularly in spoken English. There are
lots of different question tags but the rules are not difficult to learn.
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NO
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POSITIVE STATEMENT (+)
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NEGATIVE TAG (-)
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1
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You are writing
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aren't you?
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2
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We have learned
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haven't we?
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3
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They will go to school
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won't they?
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4
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I can do it
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can't I?
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5
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You should study
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shouldn't you?
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6
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She must go
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mustn't she?
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7
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He plays guitar
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doesn't he?
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8
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You study English
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don't you?
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9
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You played football
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didn't you?
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Auxlliary Verb :
To Be : Is, Am, Are, Was, Were
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Syafila is smart, isn’t she?
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Sarah and Brian are not
making a bowl of noodle, are they?
To Do : Do, Does, Did
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She makes a cake to her
parent, doesn’t she?
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She doesn’t make a cake to
her parent, does she?
To Have : Has, Have, Had
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She has never been in
Singapore, has she?
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You have finished your work, haven’t you?
Modals : Can, May, Will, Shall, Could, Might, Should
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Lisa can’t swim, can she?
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She will go at 7.00, won’t she?
Elliptical Structure
Definition Elliptical Structure
Eliptical structure is joining two sentences by
omitting a part of sentences to make it shorter without changing the meaning.
Too and So : Used for positive sentences
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He is a student. Her sister is a
student.
-> She is a student and so is her sister.
-> She is a student and her sister is too.
Either and Neither : Used for negative sentences
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He doesn’t know me. The girl doesn’t
know me.
-> He doesn’t know me and neither does me.
-> He doesn’t know me and the girl doesn’t either.
Yes/No Question
Definition
Yes/No Question
A question calling for an answer of yes or no
A question calling for an answer of yes or no
We
form yes-no questions with an auxiliary verb (be, do or have)
+ subject + main verb or with a modal verb + subject + main verb
To Be: Is, Am, Are, Was, Were
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Is she beautiful?
To Do: Do, Does, Did
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Do you cook everyday?
To Have: Has, Have
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Have you eaten chicken?
Modals : Can,
May, Will, Shall, Could, Might, Should
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Can you make this kite
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Wh-Question
Using Who Who(m) What
A question in English that is a request for information. Wh-
questions usually start with a word beginning with wh-, but "how" is
also included. The wh- words are: what, when, where, who, whom, which, whose,
why, and how.
Who (Person)
Subject : Who
Object : Who(m)
Example
Riska saw Budi
1. Who saw Budi ? Riska
2. Whom did Riska see ? Budi
What (Thing) : Subject, Object
Example
Salsa bought a new bag
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What did Salsa a new bag?
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://kelasbahasainggris.com/pembahasan-lengkap-question-tag/
https://www.slideshare.net/derafk76/elliptical-structure
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/yes-no+question
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wh-question
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