Meeting 2

MEETING 2

BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2

Created by :

Anisa Aulia Toha (20216901)

Anisah Haura Tsamarah (20216916)

Elfrida Sianturi (22216295)

Dwi Cahya Anggraini (22216178)

Wishnu Prabowo Aji (27216686)

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

GUNADARMA UNIVERSITY

DEPOK

2019

1.      Member 1 (by Anisah Aulia)

1)      Verb + Gerund Pharse

Ø  ”Cooking for my family is my daily activity.”

Ø  “I like taking picture with my camera.”

Ø  “Spending some time with your family is very important.”

Ø  “Taking precaution is one of my duty as the security of the President.”

Ø  “My hobby is dancing in front of a mirror”

2)      Verb + infinitive Pharse

v  “My father returned home to take his laptop”.

v  “I sold my laptop to pay the college fee.”

v  “To sing very well before the concert, singers need practices”

v  “Bianca, an national artist, is taking a week of holiday from her routine to spend the time with     her family”

v  “I went home to study for math.”

3)      Verb + preposition Pharse

Ø  “Many people died of malaria (Banyak orang mati karena malaria)”

Ø  “We don’t want to interfere with their business ( Kita tidak ingin bertentangan dengan kepentingannya)”

Ø  “We rejoiced at (in) his success (Kami gembira atas kesuksesannya)”

Ø  “I can’t find my ring. I’ve looked for it everywhere (Aku tidak bisa menemukan cincinku. Aku sudah mencarinya kemana-mana)”

Ø  “I am looking forward to your answer as soon as possible (Aku mengharapkan jawabanmu sesegera mungkin)”

4)      Adjective + infinitive

v  “If you have any questions, I will be happy to answer them.”

v  “We were surprised to see you tonight”.

v  “Your boss was upset to hear that you were leaving the company.”

v  “It’s sad to find out that the amusement park has been closed permanently.”

v  “I’m so proud to be part of this team.”

2.      Member 2 (by Wishnu)

·         Affirmative statement

o   I'm happy, and you are too

o   I'm happy, and so are you

·         Negative statement

o   She won't be going to the seminar, and her colleagues won't either

o   She hasn't seen the movie yet, and i haven't either

3.      Member 3 (by Dwi Cahya)

Modal Auxiliaries

Present ability : can, be able to

ü  Can you speak Mandarin?

Past ability : could, was able to

ü  She could play the piano when she was five

Present possibility : may, might

ü  May he will be the candidate from our campus fot e-sport cometetion

Past possibility : might

ü  The teacher might come but it’s not sure at all.

ü  I might not go with you tonight.

Asking for permission : can/ may, I/ we…?

ü  Can I borrow your pen?

ü  Can you trust me?

Asking for giving permission :  you can/ may…

ü  May I have dr.dewi schedule for a week

Request : can, could, would you…?

ü  Can you give me a ring at about 10?

ü  Could you speak up a bit please? (slightly more formal, polite or ‘softer’)

Obligation : you should…

ü  You should finished the paper before the mid test schedule come out

Advisability : what should…?/ she shouldn’t…?

ü  He should not patronize me, that was impolite

Necessity : I have to…?/ do I have to…?/ you must

ü  Do I have to convice him to get in to our weekly program, seriously?

Prohibition : you mustn’t…

ü  You must not smoke in public area

4.      Member 4 (by Elfrida)

Adjective

1.      Before a noun ;

-          It is a wonderful image of a unique city

-          Her shiny long straight brownish hair is always adored by everyone

-          All dogs have strong jaws

-          A beautiful small wooden house in the middle of bamboo forest

-          The dirty large square Football Field is make me don’t play Football anymore

2.      After be and linking verbs

-          The old man feels lonely.

-          Andrea is so beautiful.

-          We were too tired to do any work.

-          Don’t be so hard on yourself.

-          The baby is so adorable

3.      As objective comploment

-          Dan always succeeds in making me happy.

-          I will paint my bedroom blue and pink.

-          The turbulence got me worried.

-          Her boss caught him stealing.

-          My dad bought me a puppy and we call her Juji

4.      After “someone”,”anyone”,”something”,anything”

-       I really want to do something in my life

-          You can donate anything you have.

-          She didn’t do anything today.

-          I need someone love me

-          make sure you don’t hurt anyone today

5.      Member 5 (by Anisah Haura)

1.      Modifying a verb : He did the exam easily.

2.      Modifying an adjective : This Cake is very sweet.

3.      Modifying another adverb : The room was very quietly.

4.      Modifying the whole sentence : Quickly, Igor will go to school.