Persiapan UAS Bhs Inggris I 2010.
I. Complete the sentences (present simple). Use these verbs:
Send Take Pay
1. We wrap many gifts for charity and Jim sends them.
2. Take your umbrella unless you get wet.
3. Mary usually pays for my lunch.
II. Write the negative (don’t / doesn’t).
1. They do their homework. They don’t do their homework.
2. Sue has a dog. She doesn’t have a dog.
3. Her cat drinks milk. It doesn’t drink milk.
III. Write questions with Do….? And Does…..?
1. I teach English. And your mother? Does your mother teach?
2. My sister study English. And Jim? Does he study English?
3. I always save my money. And You? Do you save your money?
IV. Write sentences about the past.
1. Danny goes by bus. Yesterday He……went…………by car.
2. My Aunt eats vegetables. Yesterday She……ate……………fish.
3. My daughter speaks English. Yesterday She……spoke……… Javanese.
V. Complete these sentences with the verb in the negative.
1. Jim won the competition but Joe…didn’t win ….
2. Sharon had a new car but she……didn’t have……………a license.
VI. Write questions with Did….?
1. Ann watched TV yesterday. And You? ………Did you watch TV? ………
2. I liked music. And Brian? …Did he like music? ……….
VII. Make these sentences below into past continuous or past tense.
1. Mary……was waiting…… for George when He …arrived……….
2. What …was…. Jim doing… this time yesterday? Jim…was…asleep.
VIII. Complete the sentences with a verb from the list and make them into present perfect.
Send Bring
1. We wrap many gifts for charity and Jim…has sent……….them.
2. Mary usually buys for her lunch this morning she …has brought……….for her lunch.
IX. Put the verb in the present perfect or past simple.
1. Andy…………has eaten…………… a plate of rice so he’s not hungry now.
2. Bruce …………played…………… football yesterday morning.
X. Make these sentences into negative and/ or interrogative.
1. (+) Dogs were eating meat in the kitchen.
(-) Dogs weren’t eating meat in the kitchen.
(?) Were dogs eating meat in the kitchen?
2. (+) They have walked for two hours.
(?) Have they walked for two hours?
(-) They haven’t walked for two hours.
