Tugas 3 Bahasa Inggris Bisnis 2



    1.      Conjunctive adverbs of comparison
    Comparison is an adjective often used in the form of comparison, that is when we want         to compare between the properties of an object with the properties of an object, etc.

    2.      Conjunctive adverbs of condition
    Conditionals sentences is a combination of two sentences where one of them is the                 sentence terms, and the other is the sentence of the execution of these terms.

    3.      Conjunctive adverbs of result
    Conjunctive adverbs of contrast is a definite sentence that explains the contradiction.

    4.      Conjunctive adverbs of contrast
    Conjunctive adverbs of result is a connective phrase used to indicate the result of any act       or consequence
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Tulisan 3 Bahasa inggris bisnis

   1.      Therefore
   Anna called to say her car would not start. Rafael will therefore have to walk to school.

   2.      Nevertheless
   Maria declined jeff’s third invitation to go out. This young man is determined,         nevertheless to take her to dinner one night soon.

   3.      Otherwise
   You must do your homework otherwise, you might get a bad grade.

   4.      Addition
   We really need to go to the mall in addition we should see a movie.

   5.      Meanwhile
   Amy practiced the piano meanwhile, her brother practiced the violin.


Hal 40 ( 1-8 )

   1.      I went to bed on midnight and got up at 6:30 the next morning.  

   2.      My friend Bill Allen married his sweetheart in the war.

   3.      The contractor hopes to finish the entire job to April or May.

   4.      John’s roommate hung the photograph in the wall on his desk.

   5.      I enjoy sailing to the ocean, but I prefer swimming in lakes.

   6.      Tom’s grandmother died since 1994 until the age of 79.

   7.      Joe is going to school at the university of wisconsin now.


   8.      Ann’s brother lives at a small village on the south coast of England.
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