Grammar Focus #3 - Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Kedirgantaraan ( STTKD ) Yogyakarta


Oke guys welcome to my blog, This time I will share some material that may help us all.
  1. Present Progressive Tense
  2. Stative VS Dinamic Verb
  3. Present Progresive Verb for Future Meaning
  4. Nominal Future Tense
  5. Verbal Future Tense

Present Progressive Tense

Present Progressive Tense or often we know Present continuous tense is a form of time used to declare an action that is happening when discussed.

The sentence pattern used in this time form is:
( + )        Subyek + To Be ( Am, Is, Are) + Present Participle
( - )         Subyek + To Be ( Am, Is, Are) + Not + Present Participle
( ? )        To Be ( Am, Is, Are) + Subyek  + Present Participle
Example
( + )        They are climbing the mountain together. 
( - )         They are not climbing the mountain together. 
( ? )        Are they climbing the mountain together?

Some functions of Present Progressive Tense are:
1. To discuss an action that is happening now.
          Exs : Sendy is learning English in order to be a great guide.

2. To discuss a plan or move to a place / condition.
     Exs : I am spending my holiday on Yogyakarta next years.

3. To express the aggravation of repeated actions.
     Exs : My English Teacher is getting sick of we always asking the same question about           homework.

Notice:

There are several rules that must be considered in the formation of Present Participle:
In general the basic verb is directly added -ing
Exs : Read – Reading

If the verb ends with the letter "e" then it is omitted, then plus –ing
Exs : have – having

But if the verb ends with the letter "e" in the verb "e" as well, it does not need to be removed and immediately added with -ing.
Exs : see – seeing

If the verb is one syllable and ends with a dead letter preceded by vowels, where the pronunciation pressure falls to the end of the word, the last consonant is duplicated and then a -ing added.
Exs : cut – cutting

If two or more syllables end in dead letter, and start with a voka, and the pronunciation pressure is at the end of the word, consonants are also duplicated and then add -ing.
Exs : allot – allotting

If the verb is syllable and ends with a consonant "l" preceded by a vowel, the last vowel is duplicated and then added -ing.
Exs : cancel – cancelling

If one or two syllable verbs ending in the consonant "l" are preceded by two vowels, the last consonant letter is not duplicated and only in add -ing.
Exs : sail – sailing

A verb that ends with the vowel "ie" then the combination of letters is replaced with "y" and coupled with -ing.
Exs : die – dying 

Stative VS Dinamic Verb

Friends must often hear active verbs, passives or verbs that are being performed, or possibly verbs that are of action and which have no action. Maybe there are still many who are confused about the difference, let's see the discussion below ....

Understanding Stative Verb (Non Action Verb)
Stative Verb is a verb generated based on feelings, conditions, emotions, mentality that are not or tend to change. The five senses, form, size and possession or can be regarded as abstract verbs, and usually can not be used with continuous tenses (although some stative can used with continuous tenses with changes in meaning). So in conclusion, Stative verb is a verb or verb that denotes a state not a action.

Stative Verb Type:
Emotion
Exs : She dislike about this place.

Mental
Exs : My boyfriend always belive me.

Sense
Exs : I see they in market yesterday.

Need
Exs : I wish you are you happy and keep strong.

Posession
Exs : Elsa have a new car in her house.

Measurement
Exs : The fan costs Rp. 250.000,- 

List Of Multiple Verbs That Include Stative Verb
Vibrate
See
Like
Ally
Amaze
Measure
Hear
Annoy
Ask
Ban
Believe
Belong
Contain
Depend
Agree
Disagree
Doubt
Feel
Imagine
Know
Live
Involve
Love
Dislike











Understanding of Dynamic Verb (Action Verb) 
Dynamic Verb or otherwise known as Action Verb is a verb which is still in progress or ongoing events that are being done by the perpetrator or the subject. and can be used with continuous tenses. So In conclusion, Dynamic or action verb is a verb or a verb that performs an action.

Dynamic Verb Type:
Activity
Exs : I ask my mother to teach me about how to make rending.

Process
Exs : Sendy want to grow old with me.

Action
Exs : my cat  is jumping from the cliff. 

List some verbs that include Dynamic Verb
Jig
Read
Strive
Jump
Ride
Write
Kick
Sew
Visit
Lap
Split
Sing
Cut
Stride
Grow
Fly
Tear
Dance
Overlay
Sweap
Walk

Present Progressive Verb For Future Meaning 


Present continuous tense is a tense form used to refer to the current duration, but there are also some uses of this time form:
  1. Declare an act or event that occurred at the exact moment of the incident
  2. Stating something that happened before or after now (around this time)
  3. Stating a changed situation
  4. Declare a temporary habit
  5. Declare something that will happen in the future that has been planned

To create a sentence with Present Progressive, must use the formula S + to be + V1 + ing. There are also three types of 'to be' that can be used, namely is, am, and are and must be tailored to the subject of the sentence.

We use Present Progressive Verbs to talk about the future by adding a time statement that shows the future, for example: "tomorrow, nextweek, nextmonth, next year, etc." However, to talk about the future when it has planned to do something that has not we are talking about, but with certainty in the future.
There are also some time description words used in Present Progressive,
  • Now
  • At present
  • This moment
  • Today 
And for the time for For Future Meaning
  • Next year
  • Next month
  • Few days

Example :
  • I am visiting my grandma’s with my parents next week.
  • My parents is coming to my home at Eid holiday

Future Tense

In this time form has several types, namely:
  1. Simple Future Tense
  2. Future Continous Tense
  3. Future Perfect Tense
  4. Future Perfect Continous Tense 

Of the four types have different meanings and uses different, for now I will discuss about verbal and nominal sentence in simple future tense.

Simple Future Tense is a form of time to declare actions in the future. 

Verbal Sentence 
( + )        Subyek + Shall (I, we) + Verb 1
              Subyek + Will (You, They, He, She, It) + Verb 1
              Subyek + to be + Going To + Verb 1
( - )        Subyek + Shall (I, we) + not + Verb 1
              Subyek + Will (You, They, He, She, It) + not + Verb 1
              Subyek + to be + not + Going To + Verb 1
( ? )        Shall (I, we) + Subyek + Verb 1?
              Will (You, They, He, She, It) + Subyek + Verb 1?
               to be + Subyek + Going To + Verb 1?
Example :
( + )        I shall eat to KFC with my boyfriend tomorrow.
              He will go to Yogyakarta next month.
              We are going to go shopping in Jogja City Mall this Evening.
( - )         I shall not eat to KFC with my boyfriend tomorrow.
              He will not go to Yogyakarta next month.
              We are not going to go shopping in Jogja City Mall this Evening.
( ? )        shall I eat to KFC with my boyfriend tomorrow?
              will He go to Yogyakarta next month?
              Are We going to go shopping in Jogja City Mall this Evening? 

Notice:
To Be Going To The sentence pattern with this time form can be replaced by a sentence pattern that uses "to be + going to" to replace "shall" and "will"

"Shall / will" is generally used when something that will be done in the future will be a sure thing.

 "To be going to" is used if something to be done is still intent.

Nominal Sentence
( + )        Subyek + Shall (I, we) + be + Non Verb
               Subyek + Will (You, They, He, She, It) + be + Non Verb
               Subyek + to be + going to + be + Non Verb
( - )         Subyek + Shall (I, we) + not + be + Non Verb
               Subyek + Will (You, They, He, She, It)+ not + be + Non Verb
               Subyek + to be +  not + going to + be + Non Verb
( ? )        Shall (I, we) + Subyek +  be + Non Verb
               Will (You, They, He, She, It) +Subyek + be + Non Verb
               to be + Subyek + going to + be + Non Verb?
Example :
( + )        We shall be at church tonight.
               He will be cry, because long time no see my father.
               She is going to be a doctor.
( - )         We shall not be at church tonight.
               He will not be cry, because long time no see my father.
               She is not going to be a doctor.
( ? )        shall We be at church tonight?
               will He be cry, because long time no see my father?
               is She going to be a doctor?

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