MEETING 4
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)
1. Member 1 (by Wishnu)
- Julie was so exhausted after her exams, she spent the next three days sleeping.
- She was so relaxed, sitting in front of the fire, that she didn't want to move.
- My little son is terrified of the dark.
- David's too tired to come to the cinema tonight.
- I was thrilled to win first prize in the competition.
- I was shocked when my co-worked admitted stealing some money.
- I'm very satisfied that I managed to order the meal in French.
- Joan was fascinated by her grandmother's stories of life in the 1920s.
- I was feeling depressed, so I stayed at home with hot chocolate and a good book.
- The students looked bored as the teacher talked and talked.
2. Member 2 (by Dwi Cahya & Anisah Haura)
*by Dwi Cahya
- Either john or his parents are going to the meeting tomorrow
- She worked not only the lembang restaurant but also worked at the book store
- I cried and screamed yesterday when I was sad.
- I bought this ring not for my girlfriend but for my little sister.
- Kelly had to do the ironing, washing, and shoping before her parents arrived
- I want to paint my bedroom and to buy a new bed.
- I had taken a shower and had eaten my breakfast by the time he got to my house.
- While Mario was sleeping, his bag and its contents disappeared.
- The air force base may be in the north, the south, the west, and the east.
- The show will be held in Bandung, Jakarta, Semarang, and Yogyakarta.
*by Anisah Haura
- Both Allison and her youngest brother go to the same school.
- Both Jim and Peter are attending the conference in New York this weekend.
- Not only the waiter but also the cook and busboy work for tips.
- Either John or his brother is going to make dinner.
- Neither the windows nor the door needs to painted.
- Neither the lecturer nor the students want reschedule the class.
- Either the President director or the manager take a day off every month.
- Extreme sports requires courage, stamina, and strength.
- He is not only talented, but also he has charmed.
- Without rain our crops will not grow, and without crops out families will not survive.
3. Member 3 (by Elfrida)
Preposition combination
- She has no idea how to get her son interested in reading.
- The design of the building is similar to other buildings in the area.
- John is familiar with the new methods.
- He is satisfied with his new car.
- I am interested in continuing study in university.
- We should not be surprised at his behavior.
- The result of the test depend on your ability.
- We are worried about the condition of the Sinabung victims.
- John is opposed to buying a new house.
- When you travel you have to adapt to the habits and customs of the country you visit
4. Member 4 (by Anisah Aulia)
TWO/THREE WORDS VERBS
- Ask For (she always ask for extra chess on her burger.)
- To bring about (What must we do to bring about their lasting conversion?) (It had a tremendous impact on him, bringing about significant spiritual experiences.)
- To call of (You want me to call off the search and give your sister a head start?)
- To check out (The hotel in Dallas called and said you left your suit in the room when you checked out.)
- To go over (we will go over in this competition)
- To pass away (As I got off the train, a relative met me and told me that Mother had passed away.)
- To pass out (I was gonna tell you last night, but you passed out, man.)
- To pick up ( Sorry, but I must go now because I need to pick up my little sister from school.)
- To run out (I know the risk, but unfortunately we're running out of time.)
- To trun down (To better hear His voice, it would be wise to turn down the volume control of the worldly noise in our lives.)
