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~In Memory Of My Dad~

In my heart you will remain.
Along with everything you taught me.
You showed me fun things to do.
You made my life much better.
You loved me no matter what.
You listened to my story about nothing at all.
He gave me love
And touched my life.
It hurts to think that you are not here anymore.
Your memories have become my heartbeats.
I would give up everything I have just to hug you one more time.
I will never say goodbye to you my Father
because I know this is not the end for us to see each other.
You will only be going to a place where there's no pain nor suffering.
May he rest in peace.
May Allah sent him to heaven.

Posted by : Paja Tapuih1/5/17
source: www.iTapuih.com

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FUTURE TENSE

+) S+will/shall + V(bare form)
I will go to Thailand.

-) S + will not/won't + V(Base form)
I will not go to Thailand.

?) Will+S+ V(Base form) +...?
Will you go to Thailand?

Usage & Example

• For actions decided at the moment of speech
I have a toothache. I'll take a medicine.

• For unplanned future actions
Winter will come soon.

• For offering, asking for a request promising, ordering, threatening.
I'm afraid we will get wet.

• For unpreventable actions in future
Summer will come soon.

• With conditional, time and purpose clauses
When I arrive at home, I will call you.

• For thoughts, predictions, assumptions, sureness, fears about future
I promise I won't tell this anyone.

FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE

+) S+ will +be+V-ing (present participle)
I will be singing in the concert tomorrow.

-) S+ will + not + be + V-ing (present participle)
I will not be singing in the concert tomorrow.

?) Will +S+be+V-ing? (present participle)
Will you be singing in the concert tomorrow?

Usage & Example

• To describe interrupted actions in the future
When you come tomorrow, they will be playing tennis.

• To express actions in progress at a specific time in the future.
At 12 o'clock tomorrow, we will be having lunch at school.

• To refer to actions that are happening now and expected to continue in the future
Unfortunately, sea levels will still be rising in 20 years.

• To ask a question politely about the future
Will you be bringing your friend to the party tonight?

• To emphasize future plans and intentions
He'll be coming to visit us next week.

• To describe atmosphere in the future.
When I arrive at the party everybody will be celebrating, some will be dancing.

• To express parallel actions or series of parallel actions in the future.
She will be watching TV, and he will be cooking dinner.

FUTURE PERFECT TENSE

+) S+ will + have + past participle + ...
He will have done it by this evening.

-) S+ will + not + have + past participle + ...
He will not have done it by this evening.

?) Will + S + have + past participle + ...
Will he have done it by this evening?

Usage & Example

• To talk about an action that will finish before a certain time in the future.
By eight o'clock tomorrow, I will have taken off for Japan.

•To talk about an action that will be completed before another event takes place.
She will have learnt Chinese before she moves to China.

• To express conviction that something happened in the near past.
The guests will have arrived at the hotel by now.

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

+) S+ will + have + been + V-ing...
I will have been eating vegetables for three months.

-) S+ will + not + have + been + V-ing...
I won't have been eating vegetables for three months.

?) Will + S + have + been + V-ing...?
Will you have been eating vegetables for three months?

Usage & Example

• To show that something will continue up until a particular event or time in the future.
James will have been teaching at the university for more than a year by the time he leaves for Asia.

• To talk about something that finishes just before another time or action.
I will be tired when I get home because I will have been walking for over an hour.

TO BE GOING TO

• Going to is used when there is a connection to the present.

• Going to is not used with future facts or things we believe to be true.

• Going to is used to talk about a planned activity.

• Going to is used to express a prediction based on evidence in the present.

• Going to is not used to indicate such things.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

First Conditional : to talk about real and possible situations

If/when + simple present..., simple future...

- If the Caps win. I'll buy you a beer.

- When he marries Tania, he will quit smoking.

Second Conditional : to talk about hypothetical situations or to give advice.

If+past subjunctive..., would/could+base form...

• The past subjunctive is formed exactly the same as the simple past except for the verb "to be."
• The past subjunctive of "to be" is always "were."
Simple Past : He was...
Past Subjunctive: If he were...

- If Pete worked less, he could travel more.

- If I were you, I would fly with Avianca.

Third Conditional : to talk about a lost opportunity or past hypothetical

If + past perfect.... would/could + present perfect...

- If you had been a boy, your parents would have named you Julian.

- If I hadn't gone to yoga. I wouldn't have met my best friend.

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Nagib : “Hello guys, how about our group work?”
Fahri : “What group work?”
Gauri:  “We have a group assignment to research a tradition in the neighborhood”
Affa : “What is the example?”
Saidah : “For example the one suro tradition in Sawahan”
Nagib : “That seems like a good material for our research”
Gauri: "Yeah right, I think so."
Affa : “Where is Sawahan, I don't seem to have heard of that village”
Fahri : "The village is in the city of Nganjuk"
Nagib : “So, we have to go there, Is that too far?”
Saidah : "Yes, but if we don't go there, how can we research the tradition?"
Fahri : “But it's so far from my house, how do I get there?."
Gauri: “I think you can ask your father to take you”
Fahri : "I can't, my father is working out of town"
Nagib : "Gauri, Why don't you just pick up Fahri?"
Gauri : "I don't agree with that, it's so far from my house."
Affa : "Then, I think you should just take an online vehicle for example like a gojek"
Fahri: “Hmm that's a good idea, but…how to use it?”
Affa : "Don't worry, I will help you, first you have to download the gojek application, then register by entering your email and phone number, after that click go ride and select your destination, after that you just have to wait for the motorcycle taxi to come"
Fahri : "Ooo like that, okay thanks for helping me"
Affa : "Your welcome Fahri"
Nagib : "Don't we need a to document the one suro tradition?"
Fahri : “Yeah that's right, but the problem is we don't have a camera.”
Gauri : “I have an idea, how about we just use our Handphone.”
Saidah : "That's not a good idea, it will have a bad quality."
Gauri : "Hmm then how do we record, we also don't have camera."
Nagib : “How about we just buy a camera?”
Fahri : “No, it's too expensive!”
Gauri : "Yes I agree with that, we don't have much money"
Nagib : “Eumm I have a suggestion, how about we rent a camera.”
Affa : "I don't agree with that, if the camera is damaged, we have to pay it"
Saidah : “I just remembered that my sister has a camera, I will borrow it”
Fahri : “Yeah that's right, it's safer than renting a camera"
Nagib : “Wait, can you use the camera?”
Saidah : “Yes I can, that's easy, you just press the power switch button, then press Shutter to take the desired picture."
Nagib : “Owh, thanks for it”
Saidah: "Your  welcome"

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+) S+ jadi + past participle+...
she has finished the test.
-) S+ had not hadn't + past participle +....
she hadn't finished the test.
?) Had + S + past participle+....?
Had she finished the tets
~ To describe an action finished before another past action
Richard had gone out when his wife arrived in the office.
~ To Describe an action that happened before a specific time in the past
-Christina had never been Yo an Opera before last night.
~ To describe cause and effect (combine with pas simple
i got stuck in traffic because there had been an accident.
~ To emphasize the result of and activity in the best
I had been to London Twice by the time i got a job in New york
FUTURE PERFECT TENSE
+) S +. Will + have past participle+....
He Will have done it by this evening.
-) S + Will + not + have + past + participle + ...
he Will not have done it by this evening.
?) Will + S + have + past participle + ...
Will he have done it by this evening?
USAGE & EXAMPLE
~ To talk about an action that Will finish before a certain time in the future
By eight  o'clock tomorrow, i Will have taken off for Japan
~ To talk about an action that Will be completed before another event Takes place
she Will have learn Chinese before she moves to China.
~ To express conviction that something happened in the near past
The guests Will have arrived at the hotel by now.

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A. Suggestion are expressions used to express how to ask and give advice to others.
B. Suggestion sentences are often used by someone to express an opiniom about things or propose a recommendation to others. However, suggestion sentences are also commonly used in argumentative texts, plan titles and review.
C. Because the suggestion sentences is very important to learn so that when we give advice to others the linguistik rules learned can be precise and correct. Giving this advice is one of the means to build good relationship with other people
D. we can use let's, thy don't we..? we could.. what about.. How about i suggest that... i think...
E. We can use acccepting suggestion and declining suggestion.

Example accepting suggestion:
• yes, let's go
• ok, if you say so

Example Declining suggestion:
• Sorry, i cant i have previous engagement.
• no, thank you. i don't feel like going