MERY ARIANSYAH / 1235511179
English
Departement
ELEPTICAL SENTENCE
1.
Simple Present
(org)
Mr.Haris is amazing lecturer. I am
amazing lecturer.
(+) Mr.Haris is amazing lecturer and so am
I.
(-) Mr.Haris is not amazing lecturer and I
am not either.
(cont) Mr.Haris is amazing lecturer but I am not.
2.
Present Continous
(org) Mr.Haris is listening a music. His students
are listening a music.
(+) Mr.Haris is listening a music and his
students are too.
(-) Mr.Haris is not listening a music and neither are his
students.
(cont) Mr.Haris is listening a music but his students
are not.
3.
Present Perfect
(org) Mery has written a letter. They have written
a letter.
(+) Mery has written a letter and so have
they.
(-) Mery has not written a letter and they
have not either.
(cont) Mery has written a letter but they have not.
4.
Present Perfect Continous
(org) They have been watching TV. Mery has been
watching TV.
(+) They have been watching TV, Mery has
too.
(-) They have not been watching TV, neither
has Mery.
(cont) They have been watching TV but Mery has not.
5.
Simple Past
(org) Mr.Haris played this part perfectly
yesterday. We played this part perfectly yesterday.
(+) Mr.Haris played this part perfectly
yesterday, so did we.
(-) Mr.Haris didn’t play this part perfectly
yesterday, we did not either.
(cont) Mr.Haris played this part perfectly yesterday
but we did not.
6.
Past Continous
(org) I was playing online game when the boy came.
They
were playing online game when the boy came.
(+) I
was playing online game when the boy came, they were too.
(-) I
was not playing online game when the boy
came, neither were they.
(cont) I
was playing online game when the boy came but they were not.
7.
Past Perfect
(org) My mother had watched a movie when I came
last night.
My
father had watched a movie when I came last night.
(+) My mother had watched a movie when I
came last night and so had my father.
(-) My mother had
not watched a movie when I came last night and my father had not either.
(cont) My mother had watched a movie when I came last
night but my father had not.
8.
Past Perfect Continous
(org) I had been reading for 10 minutes before my
father came.
My mother had been reading for 10 minutes before my
father came.
(+) I had been reading for 10 minutes before
my father came and my mother had too.
(-) I had not been reading
for 10 minutes before my father came and neither had my father.
(cont) I had been reading for 10 minutes before my
father came but my mother had not.
9.
Simple Future
(org) I will buy mobile phone next month. Indina
will buy mobile phone next month.
(+) I will buy mobile phone next month and
so will Indina.
(-) I will not buy mobile phone next month
and Indina will not either.
(cont) I will buy mobile phone next month but Indina
will not.
10.
Future Continous
(org) Mr.Haris will be playing football this time
tomorrow.
His
child will be playing football this time tomorrow.
(+) Mr.Haris will be playing football this
time tomorrow and his child will too.
(-) Mr.Haris will not be playing football
this time tomorrow and neither will his child.
(cont) Mr.Haris will be playing football this time
tomorrow but his child will not.
11.
Future Perfect
(org) Mr.Haris will have finished the problem by
tomorrow.
Mr.
Anton will have finished the problem by tomorrow.
(+) Mr.Haris will have finished the problem
by tomorrow and so will Mr.Anton.
(-) Mr.Haris will not have finished the
problem by tomorrow and Mr.Anton will not either.
(cont) Mr.Haris will have finished the problem by
tomorrow but Mr. Anton will not.
12.
Future Perfect Continous
(org) We will have been singing a song for 10
minutes by the time the teacher comes.
They
will have been singing a song for 10 minutes by the time the teacher comes.
(+) We will have
been singing a song for 10 minutes by the time the teacher comes and They will
too.
(-) We will not have
been singing a song for 10 minutes by the time the teacher comes and neither
will they.
(cont) We will have been
singing a song for 10 minutes by the time the teacher comes but they will not.
