Nda ^,^

‘Conditional Sentences’ adalah kalimat pengandaian, yaitu:

A. REAL CONDITIONAL SENTENCES/CONDITIONAL TYPE ONE
FORM: (IF + THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE + THE FUTURE TENSE)
Real conditional sentences adalah kalimat yang akan terjadi atau tidak akan terjadi (mungkin terjadi) tergantung pada suatu kondisi atau keadaan
CONTOH:
Conditional sentences which may or may not happen (kalimat ‘conditional’ yang mungkin terjadi dan mungkin juga tidak terjadi)
• If it rains, I will not go
(We do not know yet wheter it will rain, may be it will rain. Maybe it won’t)
• If you insist, he will let you have it
(we do not know yet wheter you will insist. Maybe you will insist. Maybe you won’t)
• If she loves you, she will be happy for you.
(we do not know yet wheter she will love you. Maybe she will love you. Maybe she won’t).
“Kalimat utama di atas akan terjadi jika kondisi dalam If-clause terpenuhi. Kalau kondisi pada If-clause tidak terpenuhi, maka main clause-nya tidak akan terjadi.

B. UNREAL CONDITIONAL SENTENCES IN THE PRESENT/CONDITIONAL TYPE TWO
FORM: (IF + THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE + THE PAST FUTURE TENSE)
‘Unreal Conditional Sentences in the present’ adalah kalimat yang tidak sesuai dengan kenyataan yang ada sekarang di hadapan kita.
CONTOH:
Conditional sentences which is contrary to the fact at present (kalimat ‘conditional’ yang bertolak belakang dengan kenyataan saat ini)
• If I were in town, I would go.
(I am not in town)
• If I took the plane, I would get there fast.
(I don’t take the plane)
• If I knew, I would tell you.
(I don’t know)

C. UNREAL CONDITIONAL SENTENCES IN THE PAST
FORM: (IF + THE PAST PERFECT TENSE, + THE PAST FUTURE PERFECT TENSE)
‘Unreal conditional sentence in the past’ adalah kalimat yang tidak sesuai dengan kenyataan yang terjadi di masa lampau.
CONTOH:
• If I had know it, I would have told you.
(I didn’t know it, or I haven’t known it.)
• If you had told me, I would have defended you.
(You didn’t tell me, or you haven’t told me.)
• If she hadn’t come late, She would have defended you.
(She came late, or she has come late।)

Adjective Clause dinamakan juga RELATIVE CLAUSE yaitu Clause (anak kalimat) yang digunakan/berfungsi sebagai adjective yang menerangkan keadaan noun atau pronoun.

Contoh:

• I have read the book (that) you just mentioned.
  Main Clause: I have read the book.
  Subordinate Clause: (that) you just mentioned.

Anak kalimat menerangkan kata benda the book, disebut dengan Adjective Clause

• The lesson (that) she is learning is very difficult.
  Main Clause: The lesson is very difficult.
  Subordinate Clause: (that) she is learning.

Berdasarkan pada the Antecedent yang ditunjuk oleh introductory words (kata-kata pendahulunya), Adjective Clause dapat diklasifikasikan menjadi 2 macam, yaitu:

1. Relative Pronoun

• Kata Ganti Orang
  
  Kata Penghubung yang digunakan adalah : Who, Whom, Whose, That
  Fungsi :
  a. Subjek:
  - He paid the money to the man who / that had done the work
  b. Objek Kata Kerja:
  - He paid the man whom/that he had hired.
  c. Objek Kata Depan:
  - He paid the man from whom he had borrowed the money.
  d. Kata Ganti Kepunyaan:
  - This is the girl whose picture you saw.

• Benda, Binatang
  Kata Penghubung yang digunakan adalah: Which, that
  Fungsi:
  a. Subjek:
  - Here is a book which/that describes animals.
  b. Objek Kata Kerja:
  - The chair which/that he broke is being repaired.
  c. Objek Kata Depan:
  - She was wearing the coat for which she had paid $2,00.

• 2. Relative Adverbs
• Waktu
  Kata Penghubung yang digunakan: when
  - This is the year when the Olympic Games are held.
• Tempat
  Kata Penghubung yang digunakan: where
  - Here is the house where I live.
• Alasan
  Kata Penghubung yang digunakan: when
  - Give me one good reason why you did that.

Beberapa Hal Penting yang Berkaitan dengan Adjective Clause

• Perubahan dari Adjective Clause menjadi Adjective Phrase.

• Adjective Clause dapat dirubah menjadi Adjective Phrase yang menjelaskan noun tanpa ada perubahan arti kalimat.
• Hanya Adjective Clause yang mempunyai subjek pronoun: who, which atau that yang dapat dirubah menjadi Adjective Phrase.
• Adjective Clause dengan subjek: whom tidak dapat dirubah menjadi Adjective Phrase.
  
  Perhatikan Contoh berikut:
  
  a. Adjective Clause
  
  * The girl who is sitting next to me is Lisa.
  ==> The boy is playing the piano is Bent.
  
  b. Adjective Phrase
  
  * The girl sitting next to me is Lisa.
  ==> The boy playing the piano is Bent।

Didunia ini kita tidak mungkin melakukan sesuatu itu dengan sendirinya pasti kita membutuhkan bantuan orang lain walaupun sekecil apapun bantuannya..

Mengucapkan terimakasih adalah hal yang sangat sederhana, murah tanpa biaya namun juga tidak semua orang mau melakukannya.Ucapan trimakasih tidak memandang derajat,ucapan trimakasih suatu penghargaan tulus kepada orang lain dan tidak dapat kita nilai dengan uang. Seseorang yang mau mengucapkan terimakasih menunjukkan orang tersebut berbesar hati, contoh dalam hal kecil saja, pada pembantu rumah tangga apa kah kita selalu mengucapkan terimakasih kepada mereka ??? terkadang orang selalu lupa diri, mereka tidak melihat apa yang telah dilakukannya,,tidak usah segan dalam mengucapkan terimakasih..^,^

Kadang orang suka gengsi atau malu dalam mengucapkan Terimakasih,,padahal dalam kata Terimakasih itu tidak ada kata yang salah,kenapa mesti malu..hayoo coba kita berfikir..??

Pesan dari saya : janganlah ada kata malu atau rasa gengsi bila mengucapkan terimakasih ^,^

Sebagai manusia biasa aku hanya bisa berkata dan menerima syukur apa yang telah tuhan berikan kepadaqu hingga saat ini…jarang sekali orang merasa puas atau bersyukur kepada tuhan, namun apa yang telah kurasakan saat ini itu semua berkat mu Tuhan..

Aku sangat bersyukur mempunyai kedua orang tuaku yang sangat begitu sayangnya kepadaku,tanpa mereka aku tidak akan bisa seperti ini, aku bersyukur memiliki keluarga yang selalu ada disaat aku senang maupun susah …''i love my family''

aku bersyukur memiliki sahabat-sahabat yang begitu baik disekitarku…sahabat bisa aku anggap sebagai keluarga ku,karena mereka selalu menerima aku apa adanya mereka selalu ada disaat aku senang maupun susah,

aku sangat bersyukur apa yang telah kumiliki hingga saat ini..

• Present Tense

We don’t speak English well

• Present Continous Tense

They are not talking about you

• Present Perfect Tense

Have you eaten your bread?

• Present Perfect Tense

I have met your mother

• Past Tense

The dog was not in my bedroom

• Past Continous Tense

When you called me, I was studying english

• Past Perfect Tense

Had she been at home a long time?

• Past Perfect Continous Tense

My sister hadn’t been watching TV

Inside the Michael Jackson Memorial: Tears and Tributes as Stars, Fans Say Farewell

Sumber : http://bom2000.com/inside-the-michael-jackson-memorial-tears-and-tributes-as-stars-fans-say-farewell.html

At 7:55 a.m., an usher at the glass doors outside Staples Center in Los Angeles had a message for the thousands already gathering for the day’s public memorial for Michael Jackson. “We are aware of your sorrow!” he announced in deep, affectionate tones. “We are aware of your pain! And we are aware of your joy!”

The man in the purple polo shirt then instructed ticket-holders how to line up, and that fans would have to leave their flowers and other “gifts” on a table outside the arena, all while insisting that “it is our pleasure, it is our privilege to welcome you …” It was a moment of genuine warmth at an otherwise outsized international media event, and was maybe a better indication of what was to come than the chaotic days of planning that finally led to Tuesday’s gathering.

Part funeral, part musical celebration, the two-hour Jackson tribute was a deeply emotional and public outpouring of grief, with rousing testimonials to the late singer and inspired musical performances from the likes of Stevie Wonder and Jennifer Hudson. It was also the year’s hottest ticket. Though 17,500 tickets were distributed freely to fans by lottery, online prices were reportedly as high as $2,000, but fans outside the arena found scalpers selling for as low as $200 each.

(Photos from Michael Jackson’s L.A. memorial.)

The media encampment across the street was like the Oscars and a political convention combined, with satellite trucks and television cameras to the horizon. Updates were coming from virtually every direction and cell phone. Two hours before the ceremony began, word was that Jackson’s body would not be interred at L.A.’s Forest Lawn Cemetery (where a private ceremony was held early in the morning) but transported to the arena, either by hearse or chopper. A man with a shaved head could be heard barking into the phone: “So he’s not going to be buried?”

As most fans hovered by the main entrance, others gathered at the rear driveway to await the arrival of Jackson’s hearse. When the wagon finally rolled slowly past, the golden casket covered in red roses was clearly visible through a window, and a few cheered, but most watched quietly. “That’s amazing,” said Christina Garcia, 28. “It’s an honor to be here. It’s definitely a sad day.”

Others lined up near the entrance to sign the collection of large white Jackson banners, leaving thousands of scrawled messages of devotion to the singer: “Praise God for the gift of Michael Jackson,” “RIP Michael — you were the greatest” and “Always believed in you.” Another woman in black wept as a seven-foot floral arrangement in the shape of a heart was raised beside a bronze statue of former Lakers superstar (and Jackson friend) Earvin “Magic” Johnson. It read, “We love you, Michael” in red and white roses.

Once inside the arena, fans and mourners were handed free programs with pages of photographs and testimonials from Jackson’s brothers and other friends. But this was a memorial, not a pop concert. Funeral wreaths lined up against the stage. The mood was often solemn.

Smokey Robinson began by reading statements from Diana Ross and Nelson Mandela, and the first of many fans fan shouted, “We love you, Michael!” But it was mostly silence and then a standing ovation as Jackson’s family took their seats. The choir sang “Hallelujah! Hallelujah! …” and the singer’s golden casket was rolled out by his brothers acting as pallbearers, each of them wearing a single, sequined glove.

Mariah Carey was the first to perform, stepping out in a black, low-cut gown to begin a fragile “I’ll Be There,” the Jackson 5 hit, rising with passion as she was joined by Trey Lorenz. Pictures of the young Jackson 5 singer flashed on the big screen behind them.