SO, TOO, EITHER, NEITHER

1.    So and Too

The words ‘so’ and ‘too’ are used combine two positive statements with identical predicates to form a compound sentence.

There is differences in the use of ‘so’ and ‘too’ 

•  So + auxiliary verb + subject

Example:

Elis’s father works in that hospital

Her mother also works in that hospital  
-Elis’s father works in that hospital, and so does her mother 

I likes reading novels
Wanda also likes reading novels
-I likes reading novels, and so does Wanda

•      Subject + auxiliary verb + too

Example:

Elis’s father works in that hospital

Her mother also works in that hospital 
- Elis’s father works in that hospital, and her mother does too 

I likes reading novels
Wanda also likes reading novels 
- I likes reading novels, and Wanda does too

2.    Either and Neither

The word ‘either and ‘neither’ are used to combine two negative statements with identical predicates to form a compound sentence.

There is differences in the use of ‘either’ and ‘neither’

•      Subject + auxiliary verb + not + either

Example:
Anissa is not go to the Bank

Febry  also is not go to the Bank 
-Anissa is not go to the Bank and Anissa is not either 

Anissa can not sing a song
Ida can not sing a song 
- Anissa can not sing a song and Ida can not either

•         Neither + auxiliary verb + subject

Example:
Anissa is not go to the Bank

Febry  also is not go to the Bank 
- Anissa is not go to the Bank and neither is Anissa 

Anissa can not sing a song
Ida can not sing a song 
-Anissa can not sing a song and neither can Ida

Problem:
Still hard to make sentence between so / too and either / neither in the use of the sentence

SHORT REPORTS AND MEMOS

Short Reports

Short Reports aims to provide a short information based on the scientific research. A short report usually summarizes a concept in one page, where the person reading the report gets the overall idea of a subject. A short report can include attachments to support the idea.

Memos

Memo is a short message to remind someone of something such as an appointment from Superiors to subordinates. Memo should be written with brief, obvious, and easy to understand.

Example:

MEMO

For: Mr. Aldo

From: Ms. Laura, Manager of PT. Cahaya Mas

Subject: Press Conference For New Product

Date: July, 1st 2013

  Please attend the press conference for the new product at Aquarius Hotel on Sunday, July 1st 2013 at 09 a.m. We hope you will attend. Thank You

Problems:

Still confuse to make a example of short reports cause, we should give information based on the scientific research

EXPRESSING RELIEF, PAIN & PLEASURE

1. EXPRESSING RELIEF

2. EXPRESSING PAIN

3. EXPRESSING PLEASURE

POSTER

Poster is an interesting sentence with the pictures that show a theme or information to the people who see it. It aims to submit the information and affect the views and opinions of the people about  information. Posters are usually found in public places.
Poster usually used to advertise a product or event, display information, educational facilities etc .

Problems:

When making posters we have to adjust the picture and the sentence in accordance with the theme in order to convince the readers

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

Present perfect tense is the sentence that expresses a past situation or event and have still a contact with the time now.

Form of Present Perfect Tense

Affirmative	Subject + have/has + past participle +..........
Negative	Subject + have/has + not + past participle +..........
Interrogative	Have/has +Subject +  + past participle +..........?

Use of Present Perfect:  

• To show past action or event in the past, but still continues 

Example:  He has lived in Palangkaraya for 30 years  

• To show a recently completed action

Example:  She has just swept my room

• To show a repeated action or event in the past.

Example:  Afika has gone around the world several times

• To show the the actions that have just done, but time is not mentioned

Example:  She has locked the door, and now we can’t open it.

     

• We can use are ever,never,lately,recently,already,just,yet,in the last few days/weeks/months,since,for

Example:
Have you ever gone to Jakarta?
She has been here since yesterday
  

Problems:

If we do not know very well about the past participle (Verb 3) we will be hard to make the present perfect tense sentences and still hard on the use of the present perfect tense