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    This document contains lessons on verbal and nominal sentences. It defines verbal sentences as those where the ordinary verb is anything other than forms of "to be", and nominal sentences as those where the ordinary verb is a form of "to be". It provides examples of different types of verbal and nominal sentences and includes sample conversations to demonstrate their use. It also covers parts of speech, verb forms, and questions to identify verbs and sentence types.

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    Lesson 2

    Verbal vs Nominal
    Tutor’s request
    Video on please!!!
    So i can see your handsome and pretty face.

    • Be confident and speak up.


    • If you don’t understand, ask.
    • If i’m going too fast, stop me.
    • If your grammar is fixed? no biggie.
    • Fix me too, i don’t mind. ☺
    What if?
    You don’t understand:
    What does that mean?

    You didn’t hear something:


    I’m sorry I didn’t get what you said. Could you repeat please?

    I am going too fast:


    Miss, you are talking too fast. Can you slow down please?
    Do our motto at the end of the class:

    No more theories let’s practice!!!


    Why do we need to know what is Verbal and Nominal sentence?

    Because most of English sentences has either


    nominal and verbal sentence, if we see it based of
    the predicate.

    What tenses do you know?

    1. Simple Present Tense


    2. Simple Past Tense
    3. Simple Future Tense
    4. Present Continuous Tense
    5. Present Perfect Tense.
    Parts of Speech
    One way to begin studying basic English sentence is to
    know about the parts of speech.

    Noun Verbs Adjectives Adverbs


    (Kata benda) (Kata kerja) (Kata sifat) (Kata keterangan)
     Noun atau nomina  Adjectives adalah 
     Verb adalah kata Adverb adalah kata
    ini adalah kelas kata kata yang digunakan
    yang untuk yang berfungsi
    yang ditujukan untuk
    menyatakan suatu mendeskripsikan menerangkan noun (k untuk
    hal, seperti makhluk aksi, tindakan, ata benda) atau mendeskripsikan
    hidup, benda, atau pronoun (kata ganti) verb (kata kerja),
    kondisi atau yang dapat berupa
    tempat. adjective (kata
    peristiwa yang orang (person), sifat), atau adverb
     Silver (perak), Maria dialami subject. tempat (place),
    (nama orang), lain.
    hewan (animal),
    teacher, kindness. benda atau konsep  She speaks so
    abstrak (thing). fluently.
    Ordinary Verb
    • Ordinary verb = main verb (verb utama)
    • If there is one verb in sentence, then that verb is ordinary verb.
    - Julia made a sponge cake.
    • If there are more than 1 verb in the sentence, the last verb is the ordinary verb.
    - He will attend the meeting tomorrow.
    • If there are more than 1 verb in the sentence, the first verb call as auxiliary verb = verb
    pembantu.
    - He will attend the meeting tomorrow.
    - Mr. Lang will be rich person.
    Definition
     Nominal sentence is a sentence that use “be family” as the ordinary verb. Be
    family are be, is, am, are, was, were, been, and being.

     Verbal sentence is a sentence that the ordinary verb is everything


    except/outside from “be family”.
    Verbal Sentence
    There are 4 types of verbal sentence :
     Positive verbal  Negative  Interrogative  Verbal
    sentence verbal verbal command
    o The man eats sentence sentence sentence
    bread. o The man o Does the man o Close the door,
    does not eat bread? please!
    eat bread.
    Verbal Sentence
     Verbal sentence adalah adalah kalimat yang menggunakan verb (kata kerja)
    sebagai predikat.
     The man eats bread.
     We go to campus every day.
     She drives car without having a driving licence.
     He went to market yesterday.
     I will go hiking next week.
     Gilly is reading her new novel
     We have studied English for 2 hours.
    Nominal Sentence
    There are 4 types of nominal sentence :
     Positive nominal  Negative  Interrogative  Nominal
    sentence nominal nominal command
    o My mom is a very sentence sentence sentence
    patient person. o My mom is o Is your mom a o Be patient,
    not a very very patient please!
    patient person?
    person.
    Nominal Sentence
     Nominal sentence adalah kalimat yang
    ordinary verbnya bukan verb tapi dari
    be family.
     She is beautiful.
     She was here yesterday.
     Anita will be a doctor next year.
     My father has been sleepy today.
     Be careful!
     Be diligent!
    VERB FORMS : BE
    FAMILY
    • Verb 1 : be
    • Verb 2 : was/were
    • Verb 3 : been
    • Verb-ing : being
    • Verb s/es : is/am/are
    Verbal vs Nominal
    • Mary will be here.
    • I have been here since 3 hours ago.
    • Nana will read the novel tonight.
    • She will study hard.
    • My father was busy last night.
    • My mom has cooked fried chicken.
    • We were in her home yesterday.
    • Mom visited Jakarta in 1990.
    • Made was the owner of this house.
    • They are not students in elementary school.
    • We will have been studying English for a month by the end of this month.
    Conversation
    • A: Hello, how are you?
    • B: Hello, I am fine.
    • A: How is your father?
    • B: He is fine.
    • A: How is your mother?
    • B: She is not so fine.
    • A: What happened?
    • B: She is sick.
    Conversation
    • A: Were you at home yesterday?

    • B: No, I wasn’t.

    • A: Where were you yesterday?

    • B: I was at the hospital.

    • A: Why were you at the hospital?

    • B: Because I visited my friend.

    • A: What happened with your friend?

    • B: He got traffic accident.


    Conversation
    • A: What animal is the biggest in the world?

    • B: Elephant is the biggest animal in the world.

    • A: Is elephant wild animal?

    • B: Yes, it is. But it can be tame.

    • A: Where can we see the elephants?

    • B: We can see the elephants in the jugle and at the zoo.


    Conversation
    • A: How long will you stay sir?

    • B: I will stay for three days.

    • A: Alright, let me check. There are still five rooms available.

    • B: That’s good.

    • A: May I have your name, please?

    • B: My name is Alan Smith.


    Conversation
    • A: Hi Dolph. How is it going, man!

    • B: I’m good. How about you, Jack?

    • A: So am I. What is that? You bring something.

    • B: Yes, this is gift. It will be for Tina’s birthday.

    • A: Oh I see. The party will be tomorrow, right?


    • B: Yups. It will be tomorrow.
    Thank you.
    Do you have any
    question?

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