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Tugas Softskill Bulan Kedua Bahasa Inggris Bisnis 2

 Adverbs

Adverbs describe both verb phrases and adjectives. In English adverbs are divided into eight types, that is :

• Adverb of Manner

         is used to provide an explanation of how. For examples:
         a. Michael drove quickly.
         b. Jane speak English fluently. 

• Adverb of Time

          is used to express the time of an occurrence. For examples :
          a. He's coming today.
          b. I visited my grandfather yesterday.

• Adverb of Place

          is used to explain the place and direction of an incident. For examples :
          a. Don't go near there.
          b. I am in my home.

• Adverb of Frequency

          used to  describe the level of frequency in doing an activity or event. For examples :
          a. He always arrive on time.
          b.She never sheds tears in front of other people.

• Adverb of Degree

          used to explain a verb, an adjective, or another adverb in the sentence. For examples :
          a. It was too sweet.
          b. He drives slowly enough.

• Adverb of Sequence

         commonly used to introduce a sentence and followed by a comma (first, then, after that, etc). For examples :

          First, I typed "sequence adverbs" into Google. Then, I clicked on a few links that weren't very good. Next, I clicked on the Small Town English link. After that, I read a helpful list and watched a cartoon about sequence adverbs. Finally, I told my friends to visit the site for all their grammar needs. 

• Adverb of Relative

          is used to start an adjective that describes a noun clause in a complex sentence. For examples :
          a. She knew where it was.
          b. Do you miss the moment when we went to school together?
  

Adjectives

Adjectives are words that describe or modify other words. They can identify or quantify another person or thing in the sentence. Adjectives are usually positioned before the noun or the pronoun that they modify. For examples :

• They live in a beautiful house.
• I'm buying a new car. It's expensive.

Degrees of Comparison

The Degrees of Comparison in English grammar are used to show how big or small, high or low, more or less, many or few, etc of the qualities, numbers and positions of the nouns (persons, things and places) in comparison to the others mentioned in the other part of sentence or expression. For examples :

• There are two cats with the same height and weight, and look the same except for the color. (This comparison is used to compare two animals to tell us that they are equal-having the same quality).
• Tom is a tall boy. Tom is taller than his sister. (In the second sentence the word "taller" is an adjective used to co,pare the "tallness" of these two persons - Tom and his sister - and to tell us that Tom has more of the quality of "tallness").
• The blue whale is the largest of all animals. The blue whale is the largest of all animals in the world. (In this sentences the world (the) "largest" is an adjective used to compare the "largeness" of the blue whale and to tell us that the blue whale has the most quality of "largeness").

References :
http://www.belajaringgris.net/kata-keterangan-adverb-1344.html
http://brainly.co.id/tugas/25275
http://www.gingersoftware.com/content/grammar-rules/adjectives/
http://www.weblearneng.com/the-degrees-of-comparison

ROSIE KHOIRUNNISYA
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Tugas Softskill Bulan Kedua Bahasa Inggris Bisnis 2

Adverb, Adjective and Comparison

Exercise 26, Page 107
1.  Well
2.  Intense
3.  Brightly
4.  Fluent
5.  Fluently
6.  Smooth
7.  Accurately
8.  Bitter
9.  Soon
10. Fast

Exercise 27, Page 109

1.  Terrible
2.  Well
3.  Good
4.  Calmly
5.  Sick
6.  Quickly
7.  Diligently
8.  Vehemently
9.  Relaxed
10. Noisy

Exercise 28, Page 114

1.  As soon
2.  More important
3.  As well as
4.  More expensive
5.  As hot as
6.  More talented
7.  More colorful
8.  Happier than
9.  Worse than
10. Faster than

Exercise 29, Page 114 

1.  Than
2.  Than
3.   From
4.  Than
5.  As
6.  Than
7.  As
8.  Than
9.  Than
10. From

Exercise 30, Page 117

1.  Better
2.  Happiest
3.  Faster
4.  Creamiest
5.  More colorful
6.  Better
7.  Good
8.  More awkwardly
9.  Least
10. Prettier

Exercise 31, Page 118

1.  Twelve stories
2.  Languages
3.  Three acts
4.  Two days
5.  79 pieces
6.  Five shelves
7.  16 ounces
8.  Six quarts
9.  Bricks
10. Ten speeds

Exercise 32, Page 120

1.  People enough
2.  French enough
3.  Enough time
4.  Fast enough
5.  Soon enough
6.  Enough early
7.  Hard enough
8.  Slowly enough
9.  Enough flour
10. Books enough

ROSIE KHOIRUNNISYA

26212696 / 3EB14