My name Dosma Novalina. I live on Jalan Dakota 13 B no. 504, Central Jakarta 10630. I'm a student in State Polytechnic Creative Media Jakarta, major animation. I was born on 20 November 1993 in Jakarta.
In the language that I like is listening and that I don't like is writting and conversation. I like listening because I was easier to hear than to say, when to say it was so hard and I also don't like writting because I don't really understand grammar.
In the way teachers teach, that teaching shouldn't run it will make the students bored and don't use too much english in class because there are still many who don't understand much english vocabulary, in order to understand the learning materials you probably haven't been able to interpret the vocabulary that we understand. A good classroom atmosphere in calm and there among the students with teacher an interactive.
2. MID-Term Revision
From Article
Erasure animation a technique using tradition 2D medium.
☺The grammar and punctuation is correct
☺The article using nominal sentences
☺The article using present continuous tense ( S+ToBe(am,is,are)+V1+(Ing)+ . . .)
☺Changing the sentences into passive construction : A technique tradition 2D using by Erasure Animation.
☺Translation into Indonesia : Penghapusan suatu animasi menggunakan teknik media tradisi 2D.
☺ Reason why the author uses present continuous tense because of event taking place at the time of the talk.
From Another Article
We feed the chicken in the corral every morning.
☺The grammar and punctuation is correct
☺The article using verbal sentences
☺The article using simple present tense (S+ToBe(am,is,are)+ . . .) or (S+V1+(s/es)+ . . .)
☺Changing the sentences into passive construction : The chicken are feed by us in the corral every morning.
☺Translation into Indonesia : Kami memberi makan anak-anak ayam di kandang setiap pagi.
☺Reason why the author uses simple present tense because it happened every day.
3. Tenses With Animation Terminology
A. PRESENT TENSE
* Simple Present Tense (S+ToBe(am,is,are)+ . . .) or (S+V1+(s/es)+ . . .)
(+) He goes to POLIMEDIA every morning
(-) He doesn’t
go to POLIMEDIA every morning
(?) Does he go
to POLIMEDIA every morning?
(-?) Does he not go to POLIMEDIA every
morning?
*Present Continuous Tense ( S+ToBe(am,is,are)+V1+(ing)+ . . .)
(+) You are
playing piano now
(-) You aren’t
playing piano now
(?) Are you
playing piano now?
(-?) Are you not
playing piano now?
*Present Perfect Tense (S+have/has+been+ . . .) or (S+have/has+V3+ . . .)
(+) Yoona has
brought my book
(-) Yoona hasn’t
brought my book
(?) Has Yoona
brought my book?
(-?) Has Yoona
not brought my book?
*Present Perfect Continuous Tense (S+have+been+V1+(ing)+ . . .)
(+) He has been
living here for six weeks
(-) He hasn’t
been living here for six weeks
(?) Has he been
living here for six weeks?
(-?) Has he not
been living here for six weeks?
B. PAST TENSE
*Simple Past Tense (S+ToBe (was/were)+ . . .) or (S+V2+ . . .)
(+) He warked in
the bank for eight years
(-) He didn’t
work in the bank for eight years
(?) Did he work
in the bank for eight years?
(-?) Did he not
work in the bank for eight years?
*Past Continuous Tense (S+was/were+V1(ing)+ . . .)
(?) I was reading
book when father watched TV
(-) I wasn’t
reading book when father watched TV
(?) Was I reading
book when father watched TV?
(-?) Was I not
reading book when father watched TV?
*Past Perfect Tense (S+have/has+been+ . . .) or (S+have/has+V3+ . . .)
(+) They had gone
when she called me
(-) They hadn’t
gone when she called me
(?) Had they gone
when she called me?
(-?) Had they not
gone when she called me?
*Past Perfect Continuous Tense (S+have+been+V1+(ing)+ . . .)
(+) He had been
reading the book when they arrived
(-) He hadn’t
been reading the book when they arrived
(?) Had he been
reading the book when they arrived?
(-?) Had he not
been reading the book when they arrived?
C. FUTURE TENSE
*Simple Future Tense (S+shall/will+V1+ . . .) or (S+shall/will+Be+ . . .)
(+) I shall go to
Seoul tomorrow
(-) I shall not
go to Seoul tomorrow
(?) Shall I go to
Seoul tomorrow?
(-?) Shall I not
go to Seoul tomorrow?
*Future Continuous Tense (S+shall/will+Be+V1(ing)+ . . .)
(+) She will be
going to Tokyo next week
(-) She will not
be going to Tokyo next week
(?) Will she be
going to Tokyo next week?
(-?) Will she not
be going to Tokyo next week?
*Future Perfect Tense (S+shall/will+have+been+ . . .) or ( (S+shall/will+have+V3+ . . .)
(+) My father
will have given me a new book
(-) My father
will not have given me a new book
(?) Will my
father have given me a new book?
(-?) Will my
father have not given me a new book?
*Future Perfect Continuous Tense (S+shall/will+have+been+V1(ing)+ . . .)
(+) He will have
been teaching at POLIMEDIA for eight years
(-) He will not
have been teaching at POLIMEDIA for eight years
(?) Will he have
been teaching at POLIMEDIA for eight years?
(-?) Will he not
have been teaching at POLIMEDIA for eight years?
D. PAST FUTURE
TENSE
*Past Future Tense (S+should/would+be+ . . .) or (S+should/would+V1+ . . .)
(+) You would
give us book the week before
(-) You wouldn’t
give us book the week before
(?) Would you
give us book the week before?
(?) Would you not
give us book the week before?
*Past Future Continuous Tense (S+should/would+be+V1(ing)+ . . .)
(+) They would be
playing basket
(-) They wouldn’t
be playing basket
(?) Would they be
playing basket?
(-?) Would they
not be playing pingpong?
*Past Future Perfect Tense (S+should/would+have+been+ . . .) or (S+should/would+have+V3+ . . .)
(+) She would
have been success if he had worked hard
(-) She wouldn’t
have been success if he had worked hard
(?) Would she
have been success if he had worked hard?
(-?) Would she
not have been success if he had worked hard?
*Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense (S+should/would+have+been+V1(ing)+ . . .)
(+) He would have
been staying here for three months by April last year
(-) He wouldn’t have
been staying here for three months by April last year
(?) Would he have
been staying here for three months by April last year?
(-?) Would he not
have been staying here for three months by April last year?
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