LISTS
LISTS
COLLECTIVE NOUN
Collective Noun
|
Meaning
|
army
audience board cabinet class committee company corporation council department faculty family firm group jury majority
minority
navy
public
school senate society team troupe |
tentara
para penonton papan kabinet kelas komite perusahaan korporasi dewan departemen fakultas keluarga perusahaan kelompok juri mayoritas
minoritas
angkatan laut publik sekolah senat masyarakat tim rombongan |
COMMON LINKING VERBS
Verb
|
Meaning
|
Complement
|
Be
Become
Get
Grow
Turn
Appear
Look
Seem
Keep
Remain
Stay
Feel
Taste
Smell
Sound
Prove
|
Sesuai
konteks
Menjadi
Menjadi
Menjadi
Menjadi
Nampak
Nampak
Nampak
Tetap
Tetap
Tetap
Terasa
Terasa
Berbau
Terdengar
Terbukti
|
Adjective,
Noun, Adverb
Adjective,
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective,
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective,
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
|
COMMON DITRANSITIVE VERBS
Verb
|
Meaning
|
Example
|
Ask
Bring
Buy
Cost
Give
Leave
Lend
Make
Offer
Owe
Pass
Pay
Play
Promise
Read
Refuse
Say
Sell
Send
Show
Sing
Take
Teach
Tell
Wish
Write
|
Bertanya
kepada
Membawa(kan)
Membeli(kan)
Menghargai
Memberikan
Menyerahkan
Meminjami
Membuatkan
Menawarkan
Berhutang
pada
Menyampaikan
Membayar
Bermain/memainkan
Menjanjikan
Membacakan
Tidak memberi
Berkata/mengatakan
Menjual
Mengirimkan
Menunjukkan
Menyanyikan
Membawa
Mengajarkan
Mengatakan
Mendoakan/m’harapkan
Menulis
|
He asked
the teacher a question.
He brought
her a flower.
We bought a
gift for our teacher.
I cost the
book ten dollars.
He gave the
door a hard kick.
He left her
everything.
He lends me
his cycle.
She made
herself a new dress.
Everyone
offered them some help.
He still
owes some money to you.
Pass the
note to your father!
Have they
paid you the money?
Will you
play me a game of chess?
They
promise a raise to me.
She reads a
story to her son.
They
refused me permission.
She always
says “hello” to me.
He sold his
car to his neighbor.
She sent me
a parcel.
Don’t show
the poem to them!
She sang a
song to her baby.
He always
took a flower to her.
He teaches
his son a new word.
I have told
you the truth.
Wish me
luck!
She will
write him a letter.
|
Non-Progressive Verbs
Verb
|
Meaning
|
Example
|
Mental
States
|
||
Believe
Doubt
Feel*
Forget
Imagine
Know
Mean
Need
Prefer
Realize
Recognize
Remember
Suppose
Think*
Understand
Want
|
Percaya
Ragu
Merasa
Lupa
Membayangkan
Mengetahui
Bermaksud
Butuh
Lebih suka
Menyadari
Mengakui
Mengingat
Mengira
Mengira
Mengerti
Ingin
|
I believe in you.
I don’t doubt he’ll
make it in time.
I feel happy.
I forgot your name.
I imagine you in
Paris.
I know the problem.
What do you mean?
I need your help.
I prefer apples to
mangoes.
He didn’t realize he
was in trouble.
I recognize them.
Do you remember me?
Do you suppose I can
go?
I think she is a
beautiful girl.
I can’t understand the
lesson.
I want much money.
|
Emotional
States
|
||
Appreciate
Care
Dislike
Envy
Fear
Hate
Like
Love
Mind
|
Menghargai
Peduli
Benci
Iri/cemburu
Takut
Benci
Suka
Cinta
Keberatan
|
I appreciate your
work.
We don’t care about
him.
I dislike the boy.
I envy you.
Women fear mice.
Cats hate dogs.
She likes pies.
She loves him.
I don’t mind.
|
Possessions
|
||
Belong
Have
Own
Possess
|
Dimiliki
Mempunyai
Memiliki
Memiliki
|
The car belongs to me.
He has an expensive
car.
They own a very kind
teacher.
Does She possess a
blue bag?
|
Sense
Perceptions
|
||
Feel*
Hear
See*
Smell*
Taste*
|
Terasa
Mendengar
Melihat
Baunya
Rasanya
|
The cat’s fur feels
soft.
I hear the strange
voice.
She sees a beautiful
butterfly.
The cookies smell
good.
This food tastes good.
|
Other
Existing States
|
||
Appear*
Be*
Consist of
Contain
Cost
Exist
Include
Look*
Owe
Seem
Weigh*
|
Tampak
-
Terdiri dari
Berisi
Harganya
Ada
Termasuk
Kelihatan
Berhutang
Tampak
Beratnya
|
He appears very angry.
Jimmy is handsome.
Air consists of water
and hydrogen
The box contains
money.
The house costs too
much.
These fruits exist in
this area.
The price includes
tax.
You look a mess.
I owe him $ 1412.
The man seems so
tired.
Apples weigh 150
pounds.
|
Progressive-Non-Progressive
Verbs
Verb
|
Meaning
|
Example
|
Appear
Be
Feel
Have
Look
See
Smell
Taste
Think
Weigh
|
Tampil
-
Meraba
Mengalami
Melihat
Memeriksa
Mencium
Mencicipi
Memikirkan
Menimbang
|
The actor
is appearing on the stage
He is being foolish.
She is
feeling the cat’s fur.
I’m having
trouble.
I’m looking
out the window.
The doctor
is seeing the patient.
She is
smelling the roses.
My mother
is tasting the food.
She’s
thinking about you.
The grocer
is weighing the bananas.
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CERTAIN ADJECTIVES
(is/am/are+being)
Adjective
|
Meaning
|
Adjective
|
Meaning
|
|
Bad
Careful
Cruel
Fair
Foolish
Funny
Generous
Good
Illogical
Impolite
Irresponsible Kind
Lazy
Logical
|
Buruk
Hati-hati
Kejam
Adil
Tolol
Lucu
Dermawan
Baik
Aneh
Kurang ajar
Tidak bertanggungjawab
Baik
Malas
Pintar
|
Loud
Nice
Noisy
Patient
Pleasant
Polite
Quiet
Responsible
Rude
Serious
Silly
Unfair
Unkind
Unpleasant
|
Cerewet
Baik
Berisik
Sabar
Menyenangkan
Sopan
Diam
Bertanggungjawab
Kasar
Serius
Bodoh
Tidak adil
Tidak baik
Tidak nyaman
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Daftar Pustaka
- Azar, Betty Schrampfer; Understanding And Using English Grammar, Third Edition, Longman, 1999.
- Echols, John M. and Hassan Shadily, Kamus Inggris Indonesia, PT Gramedia Pustaka Utama, Jakarta.
- Echols, John M. and Hassan Shadily, Kamus Indonesia Inggris, PT Gramedia Pustaka Utama, Jakarta
- Frank, Marcella; Modern English, Prentice Hall. Inc; New York, 1972.
- Swan, Michael; Practical English Usage, New Edition, Oxford University Press, 1996.
- Thompson, A.J and Martinet, A, V; A Practical English Grammar, Forth Edition, Oxford University Press, 1968.
- _______________, Oxford Learner’s Dictionary, Oxford University Press, 1991.
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