MAY
1.
(+) I may borrow your pencil
(-)
I may not borrow your pencil
(?)
May I borrow your pencil?
2.
(+) He may be sick
(-)
He may not be sick
(?)
May he be sick?
3.
(+) She may go work now
(-)
She may not go work now
(?)
May she go work now?
4.
(+) You may come to my
house
(-)
You may not come to my house
(?)
May you come to my house?
5.
(+) We may go to the
party
(-)
We may not go to the party
(?)
May we go to the party?
CAN
1.
(+) She can play the guitar
(-)
She can not play the guitar
(?)
Can she play the guitar?
2.
(+) You can send me letter
(-)
You can not send me letter
(?)
Can you send me letter?
3.
(+) They can play football
(-)
They can not play football
(?)
Can they play football?
4.
(+) He can come to her house
(-)
He can not come to her house
(?)
Can he come to her house?
5.
(+) Susi can drive motorcycle
(-)
Susi can not drive motorcycle
(?)
Can Susi drive motorcycle?
MUST
1.
(+) They must keep my secret
(-)
They must not keep my secret
(?)
Must they keep my secret?
2.
(+) She must come to campuss
(-)
She must not come to campuss
(?)
Must she come to campuss?
3.
(+) You must do your task
(-)
You must not do your task
(?)
Must you do your task?
4.
(+) We must go now
(-)
We must not go now
(?)
Must we go now?
5.
(+) He must drive this car
(-)
He must drive this car
(?)
Must he drive this car?
MIGHT
1.
(+) You might get your honour
(-)
You might not get your honour
(?)
Might you get your honour?
2.
(+) He might try his
examination
(-)
He might not try his examination
(?)
Might he try his examination?
3.
(+) We might study english
(-)
We might not study english
(?)
Might we study english?
4.
(+) She might do her task
(-)
She might not do her task
(?)
Might she do her task?
5.
(+) They might play football
(-)
They might not play football
(?)
Might they play football?
SHOULD
1.
(+) She should do her homework
(-)
She should not do her homework
(?)
Should she do her homework?
2.
(+) We should come to your
party
(-)
We shouldn’t come to your party
(?)
Should we come to your party?
3.
(+) I should study english
(-)
I shouldn’t study english
(?)
Should I study english?
4.
(+) They should play football
(-)
They shouldn’t play football
(?)
Should They play football?
5.
(+) He should forgive them
(-)
He shouldn’t forgive them
(?)
Should he forgive them
COULD
1.
(+) I could drive a truck
(-)
I couldn’t drive a truck
(?)
Could I drive a truck ?
2.
(+) She could sing beatifully
(-)
She couldn’t sing beatifully
(?)
Could she sing beautifully ?
3.
(+) Mom could cook chicken soup
(-)
Mom couldn’t cook chicken soup
(?)
Could mom cook chicken soup?
4.
(+) father could read a Comic
(-)
father couldn’t read a Comic
(?)
Could father read a Comic ?
5.
(+) You could write a letter
(-)
You couldn’t write a letter
(?)
Could you write a letter ?
OUGHT TO
1.
(+) I’m bad a English. I ought to
take English course
(-)
I’m bad a English. I ought to not take English course
(?)
I’m bad a English. Ought I to take English course ?
2.
(+) We ought to go to the
Hospital.
(-)
We ought to not go to the Hospital
(?)
Ought we to go to the Hospital ?
3.
(+) You ought to stop
smoking
(-)
You ought to not stop smoking
(?)
Ought you to stop smoking ?
4.
(+)You
ought to be wise
(-)You ought to not be wise
(?) Ought you to be wise ?
5.
(+) we ought to be mature
(-)
we ought to not be mature
(?)
Ought we to be mature ?
HAD BETTER
1.
(+) The student will be exam
tomorrow. The student had better study
(-)
The student will be exam tomorrow. The student had better not study
(?)
The student will be exam tomorrow. Had The student better study ?
2.
(+) You had better start studying
(-)
You had better not start studying
(?)
Had you better start studying ?
3.
(+) you had better say the words
(-)
you had better not say the words
(?)
Had you better say the words ?
4.
(+) we had better play chess
(-)
we had better not play chess
(?)
Had we better play chess ?
5.
(+) You had better sleep in the bed
room
(-)
You had better not sleep in the bed room
(?)
Had you better sleep in the bed room ?
HAVE TO
1.
(+) She does have to sleep in the
bed room
(-)
She doesn’t have to sleep in the bed room
(?)
Does she have to sleep in the bed room ?
2.
(+) We have to study now
(-)
We do have to study now
(?)
Do we have to study now ?
3.
(+) I have to keep vegetables in the
fridge
(-)
I don’t have to keep vegetables in the fridge
(?)
Do I have to keep vegetables in the fridge ?
4.
(+)Mother does have to cook a cake
(-)
Mother doesn’t have to cook a cake
(?)Does
Mother have to cook a cake ?
5.
(+) They do have to go now
(-)
They don’t have to go now
(?)
Do they have to go now ?
HAVE GOT TO
1.
(+) we have got to stay at home
today
(-)
we don’t have got to stay at home today
(?)
Do we have got to stay at home today ?
2.
(+) you have got to make a report.
you have a meet in two hours.
(-)
you haven’t got to make a report. you have a meet in two hours.
(?)
Do you have got to make a report. you have a meet in two hours ?
3.
(+) I have got to cook for lunch
today
(-)
I haven’t got to cook for lunch today
(?)
Do I have got to cook for lunch today ?
4.
(+) I have got to sleep tonight
(-)
I haven’t got to sleep tonight
(?)
Do I have got to sleep tonight ?
5.
(+) you have got to
go now. you have a class in five minutes.
(-)
you haven’t got to go now. you have a class in five
minutes.
(?)
Do you have got to go now. you have a class in five minute ?
PREFER
1.
(+) He prefer coffee to
tea
(-)
He doesn’t prefer coffee to tea
(?)
Which does he prefer coffee to tea ?
2.
(+) I prefer rice to bread
(-)
I don’t prefer rice to bread
(?)
which do I prefer rice to bread ?
3.
(+) we prefer sing to dance
(-)
we don’t prefer sing to dance
(?)
which do we prefer sing to dance ?
4.
(+) mother prefer orchid to rose
(-)
mother doesn’t prefer orchid to rose
(?)
which does mother prefer orchid to rose ?
5.
(+) Father prefer a car to a
motorcycle
(-)
Father doesn’t prefer a car to a motorcycle
(?)
which does Father prefer a car to a motorcycle ?
LIKE
BETTER
1.
(+) I like watching TV better than
listening to the radio
(-)
I don’t like watching TV better than listening to the radio
2.
(+) she like dancing better than
singing
(-)
she doesn’t like dancing better than singing
3.
(+) He like Swimming better than
Jogging
(-)
He doesn’t like Swimming better than Jogging
4.
(+)We like Studying better than
Playing
(-)
We don’t like Studying better than Playing
5.
(+)You like Speaking better than
Listening
(-)You
don’t like Speaking better than Listening
WOULD RATHER
1.
(+) My brother would rather
playing game than studying
(-)
My brother would rather not playing game than studying
(?)
Would my brother rather playing game than studying?
2.
(+) You would rather watching
this film
(-)
You would rather not watching this film
(?)
Would you rather watching this film?
3.
(+) They would rather play
football than basket
(-)
They would rather not play football than basket
(?)
Would they rather play football than basket?
4.
(+) She would rather eat fried
rice than fried chicken
(-)
She would rather not eat fried rice than fried chicken
(?)
Would she rather eat fried rice than fried chicken?
5.
(+) We would rather read
letter than write letter
(-)
We would rather not read letter than write letter
(?)
Would we rather read letter than write letter?
WOULD
1.
(+) She would done her
homework
(-)
She wouldn’t done her homework
(?)
Would she done her homework?
2.
(+) You would clean the floor
(-)
You wouldn’t clean the floor
(?)
Would you clean the floor?
3.
(+) Dodo would close the door
(-)
Dodo wouldn’t close the door
(?)
Would dodo close the doo?
4.
(+) We would study english
(-)
We wouldn’t study english
(?)
Would we study english?
5.
(+) He would send me letter
(-)
He wouldn’t send me letter
(?)
Would he send me letter?
II.
COUNTABLE
Dog, Cat, fish, bird, tiger,
elephant, lion, turtle, monkey, giraffe
Animal, Man
Bottle, glass, plate, cup
Book, pen, bag, chair, table, pencil,
eraser, chalk
Apel, manggo, avocado, tomato,
potato, orange, strawberry, grape
Car, bikecycle, motorcycle, plane,
ship
Television, radio, computer
III.
UNCOUNTABLE
water, noddle, meat, bread
coffee, milk, oil, honey
sugar, rice, flour, salt
concrete, iron, wood, glass, sand,
gold, air, water, oxygen, fog
furniture, flooring, bedding,
electricity
Indonesia, english, mandarin, Arabic
thunder, weather, lightning, rain,
snow, wind
travel, information, money,
equipment, luggage
work, knowledge, research, progress,
intelligence, loyalty
happiness, tolerance, independence,
love, anger
NAME : Muhammad Regan Nawari
CLASS : 4EA17
NPM : 16209892
