Sabtu, 01 Oktober 2011

PASSIVE VOICE


I.     Simple Present tense

a)  Active : The maid opens the window
     Pasive : The window is opened by the maid

b)  Active : The boy beats the dog
Passive : The dog beats the boy

II.    Simple present continous tense

a)  Active : The boys are waiting for you
  Passive : You are being waited for by the boys

b)  Active : I am testing him now
  Passive : He is being tested by me now

III.  Present perfect tense

a)    Active : I have bought much food just now
Passive : Much food have been bought by me just now

b)   Active : She has done it well just now
Passive : It has been done by her just now

IV.      Present perfect continous tense

a)    Active : We have been learning English for two years
Passive : English has been being learned by us for two years

b)   Active : They have been attending the meeting since two hours
Passive : The meeting has been being attended by them since two hours

V.        Simple past tense

a)    Active : I met him yesterday night
Passive : He was met by me yesteday night

b)   Active : Susi washed her dress
Passive : Her dress was washed by susi

VI.      Past continous tense

a)    Active : He was attending a meeting yesterday
Passive : A meeting was being attended by him yesterday

b)   Active : They were bringing my bag yesterday
Passive : My bag was being brought by them yesterday

VII.   Past perfect tense

a)    Active : I hold sold the magazine yesterday
Passive : The magazine had been sold by me yesterday

b)   Active : Somebody had invited me to lunch
Passive : I had been by somebody to lunch

VIII. Past perfect continous tense

a)    Active : Rina  had been repairing  the shop  for two hours  before buyers came
             to her shop.
Passive : The shop had been being repaired by rina for two hours before
              buyers come to her shop

b)   Active : Doni  had repairing  many cars before he received his mechanic's
              license.
Passive : Doni had been being repaired  many cars before he received his
               mechanic's license.

IX.     Simple Future tense

a)    Active : We shall visit our uncle tomorrow
Passive : Our uncle will be visited by us tomorrow

b)   Active : You will buy a book tomorrow
Passive : A book will be bought by you tomorrow

X.     Future  Continous tense

a) Active  : I shall be washing the cycle
     Passive: The cycle will be washed by me   

b) Active  : Tuti will be seeing me tomorrow
     Passive: I shall be being seen tuti tomorrow

XI.     Future Perfect tense

a) Active  : I shall have finished the job tomorrow
     Passive: The job will have been finished by me tomorrow

b) Active  : You will have given him a book
     Passive: He will have been given by you a book

XII.   Future Prefect Continous tense

a)    Active  : The famous artist will have been painting the mural for over six
               months by the time it is finished.

Passive: The mural will have been being painted by the famous artist for over
                   six months by the time it is finished.

b) Active  : she will have been helping me for nine months by the end of this
             month

Passive: i will hve been being helped by her for nine months by the end of
              this months


Sabtu, 24 September 2011

Dayak Tribles Cultures

             The Dayak or Dyak are the native people of borneo. It is a lost term for over 200 riverine and hill-dwelling ethnic subgroups. Located principally in the interior of borneo. Dayak languages are catagories as part of the austronesian languages in asia. They live in groups in mountain, outbacks and they are such a terrestrial group, a group who live in land, not in marine zone.
             Dayak of west kalimantan has been inhabited since thousands of years ago and consist of 350 sub-tribes. Dayak is now estimated migran from yunan ( china eastern ) is major migration around 3500-3000 BC and arrived in the archipelago, including in west kalimantan.
             Gawai dayak is one of the dayak festifal. It startson evening of 31st may. The celebration my last for several day, but the next on. 1st june the homes of day opened to the public. The festifal held both a religious and social occasion. The dayak would visit their friends and relatives on the this day.
             Tari Gantar, Tari Hudok Aban, Tari Belian Bawo, Tari Ngelawai are some of the dayak tribes dance in kalimantan that you can find or you can learn. Such as Tari Gantar descibes about gladness and joy in plant paddies/rice, Trai Hudog Aban describes to chase away the crop pets and bad/evil spirit which annoying, Tari Belian Bawo is one of the dayak tonyooi and dayak benuaq tribes to cure ill people, and Tari Ngelawai usually brought as a welcome dance.
 

Selasa, 09 Agustus 2011

Favorite Item

My favorite items are the accessories. Because I can't life without accessories. The accessories can be watch, ribbons, bracelets, necklaces, rings, and headbands. But, I prefer to wear a watch and headbands from the other because it's more simple. And I think that the accessories can make me more confidents.

Sabtu, 30 Juli 2011

Hello  :))
Welcome to my cute's blog :)
My name is Fitrie Dwi Lestari.
You can call me fitri. now I'm study in XI Ipa 4 : D

Ok, my purpose of study English is I want to be able to speak English fluently and well. And than, I can understand what is the stranger tell about.

Name               : Fitrie
Age                  : 16 years old
Place of birth    : Pontianak
Date of birth     : March, 4 1995
Number Phone : 082150209310

I hope I can get a good score for English subject especially test and pronunciation. and I hope I can speak English well too.