Ferdy Kurniawan

TUGAS 1 BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS #2

Exercise 21 : Conditional Sentences

1. If I had (have) the day off tomorrow, I would go to the beach.

2. If I had (have) a million dollars right now, I would retire.

3. If I were (be) the mayor of this city, I would change certain things.

4. If that man worked (work) harder, he could earn more money.

5. I would glady tell you the answer if I only known (know) it myself.

6. He would give you the money if he had (have) it.

7. I wish they stopped (stop) making so much noise so that I could concentrate.

8. She would call you immediately if she needed (need) help.

9. Had they arrived at the sale early, they would have found (would have found) a better selection.

10. We hope that you  enjoyed (enjoy) the party last night.

11. If  you have enough time, please paint (paint)the chair before you leave.

12. We could go for a drive if today were (were)Saturday.

13. If she wins the prize, it will be because she writes (write) very well.

14. Mike wished that the editors could have permitted (could have permitted) him to copy some of their material.

15. Joel wishes that he could spend (could spend) his vacation on the Gulf Coast next year.

16. I will accept (will accept) if they invite me to the party.

17. If your mother buys (buy) that car for you, will you be happy ?

18. If he decided (decided) earlier, he could have left on the afternoon flight.

19. Had we known your address, we would have written (would have write) you a letter.

Exercise 26 : Adjectives and Adverbs

1. Budi plays the violin (well).

2. That is an (intense) novel.

3. The sun is shining (brightly).

4. The girls speak (fluent) French.

5. The boys speak Spanish (fluently). 

6. The table has a (smooth) surface.

7. We must figure our income tax returns (accurately).

8. We don’t like to drink (bitter) tea.

9. The plane will arrive (soon).

10. He had an accident because he was driving too (fast).

Exercise 27 : Linking (Copulative) Verbs  

1. Your cold sounds (terrible).

2. The pianist plays very (well).

3. The food in the restaurant always tastes (good).

4. The campers remained (calmly) despite the thunderstorm.

5. They became (sick) after eating the contaminated food.

6. Professor Calandra looked (quickly) at the students sketches.

7. Paco was working (diligently) on the project.

8. Paul protested (vehemently) about the new proposals.

9. Our neighbors appeared (relaxedly) after their vacation.

10. The music sounded too (noisy) to be classical.

Exercise 28 : Comparisons

1. Alex and his friends left as (soon) as the professor had finished his lecture.

2. His job is (more important) than his friend’s.

3. He plays the guitar (as well) as Rudy Segovia.

4. A new house is much (more expensive) than an older one.

5. Last week was (as hot) as this week.

6. Martha is (more talented) than her cousin.

7. Bill’s descriptions are (more colorful) than his wife’s.

8. Nobody is (happier) than Maria Elena.

9. The boys felt (more bad) than the girls about losing the game.

10. A greyhound runs (faster) than a Chihuahua.

Exercise 29 : Comparisons

1. The Empire State Building is taller (than) the Statue of Liberty.

2. California is farther from New York (as) Pennsylvania.

3. His assignment is different (from) mine.

4. Louie reads more quickly (than) his sisters.

5. No animal is so big (than) King Kong.

6. That report is less impressive (than) the government’s.

7. Sam wears the same shirt (as) his teammates.

8. Dave paints much more realistically (than) his professor.

9. The twins have less money at the end of the month (than) they have at the beginning.

10. Her sports car is different (than) Nancy’s.

Exercise 30 : Comparisons

1. Of the four dresses, I like the red one (best).

2. Phil is the (happiest) person that we know.

3. Pat’s car is (faster) than Dan’s.

4. This is the (creamiest) ice cream I have had in a long time.

5. This poster is  (more colorful) than the one in the hall.

6. Does Fred fell (better) today than he did yesterday ?

7. This vegetable soup tastes very (good).

8. While trying to balance the baskets on her head, the woman walked (awkwarder) than her daughter.

9. Jane is the (least) athletic of all the women.

10. My cat is the (prettier) of the two.

11. This summary is (the better) of the pair.

12. Your heritage is different (from) mine.

13. This painting is (less impressive) than the one in the other gallery.

14. The colder the weather gets, (the sicker) I feel.

15. No sooner had he received the letter (than) he called Maria.

16. A mink coat costs (twice as much) as a sable coat.

17. Jim has as (little) opportunities to play tennis as I.

18. That recipe calls for (much) more sugar than mine does.

19. The museum is (the farthest) away of the three buildings.

20. George Washington is (more famous) than John Jay.