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    Preposition: On, in & at (Kata Depan: On, in & At)

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    This document discusses the use of prepositions on, in, and at as well as quantifiers some, any, many, and much. I. On is used to indicate position on a surface or location in an area. In is used to indicate position within an enclosed space. At is used to indicate a precise location or address. II. Some is used with plural or uncountable nouns to indicate a small or unspecified amount. Any is used to ask about the possible existence of something or to indicate uncertainty. Many and much are more formal and indicate a larger amount. III. Any can be used with plural nouns or uncountable nouns to ask a question or indicate uncertainty

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    This document discusses the use of prepositions on, in, and at as well as quantifiers some, any, many, and much. I. On is used to indicate position on a surface or location in an area. In is used to indicate position within an enclosed space. At is used to indicate a precise location or address. II. Some is used with plural or uncountable nouns to indicate a small or unspecified amount. Any is used to ask about the possible existence of something or to indicate uncertainty. Many and much are more formal and indicate a larger amount. III. Any can be used with plural nouns or uncountable nouns to ask a question or indicate uncertainty

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    This document discusses the use of prepositions on, in, and at as well as quantifiers some, any, many, and much. I. On is used to indicate position on a surface or location in an area. In is used to indicate position within an enclosed space. At is used to indicate a precise location or address. II. Some is used with plural or uncountable nouns to indicate a small or unspecified amount. Any is used to ask about the possible existence of something or to indicate uncertainty. Many and much are more formal and indicate a larger amount. III. Any can be used with plural nouns or uncountable nouns to ask a question or indicate uncertainty

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    Preposition: On, In & At

    (Kata Depan: On, In & At)


    On, In, At

    I. On = Dipermukaan (melekat)
    Disekitaran

    Name of day

    Place that has surface

    On + Name of street (incomplete address)

    Inf. + ing

    Noun

    Example:

    1. She was born on Friday night in July


    2. I put the tape on the table before
    3. Carol lives on Jl. Patimura
    4. They are going on studying
    5. She leans on you

    II. In = Didalam
    Di daerah / Di era

    Month / Year / Century

    City / Town

    In + Place that has room

    Inf. + ing

    Noun

    Example:

    1. I was here in 1997


    2. We will study in New Jersey
    2. I keep the camera in that safety box
    3. Bobby is interested in writing
    4. I believe in you
    III. At = Tepat di / Tepat ke
    Tepatnya di

    Name of Building / Name of Department

    Name of Street and the number (Complete Address)

    At + Clock

    Session of Day

    Inf. + ing

    Noun

    Example:

    1. They always look at you. What’s up?

    2. I teach at Tricom

    3. I live at Jl. Sembada 17, Padang Bulan, Medan Baru

    4. I go to work at 7.00 in the morning

    5. They are clever at painting


    Some, Any & Many, Much
    I. Some + Plural Subject / Uncountable Subject ….. (+) & (+) sense (idea)

    Some = Beberapa, Memang ada beberapa, Sedikit (Mungkin)

    Some + Plural Object / Uncountable Object ….. (+)

    Some = Sedikit, beberapa (Mungkin)

    I a. Some of + Plural Subject …(+) & (+) Sense (idea)

    Some = Sebagian, Sebagian kecil , Beberapa dari

    II. Any + Plural Subject / Uncountable Subject …. (-) / (?)

    Any = Bahkan ada, Bahkan ada beberapa (+) & (-) sense (idea)

    Any = Pasti ada, Pasti ada beberapa (+) & A must

    Any + Plural Object / Uncountable Object …… (+) / (?)

    Any = Beberapa , Sedikit

    Any of + Plural Subject ………………….. (-) / (?)

    Any = Bahkan ada sebagian kecil, Bahkan ada sebagian

    Any = Pasti ada sebagian kecil, Pasti ada sebagian


    A. Notice:
    (+) Sense means (ideas): No party gets lost either subject or object of the sentence (Tidak ada pihak
    yang dirugikan baik itu subjeK atau objek)

    (-) Sense means (ideas): There is party getting lost, it maybe subject or object of the sentence (Ada
    pihak yang dirugikan, mungkin saja sabjek atau objek)

    (+) (informal)

    III. Many + Plural Noun …………. (-) / (?) (much better & formal)

    (?) (much better & formal)

    Banyak

    Many of + Plural Noun …….

    Sebagian besar, Banyak daripada ………

    (+) (informal)

    IV. Much + Uncountable Noun ……… (-) (much better & formal)

    (?) (much better & formal)

    Example:

    1. …… women can drive car here at this school


    a. Some c. Many

    b. Any d. Much

    2. …... children take marijuana in the city nowadays


    a. Some c. Many

    b. Any d. Much

    3. ….. people came here before, I am sure! Look at these stamped steps
    a. Some c. Many

    b. Any d. Much
    4. I didn’t see ….. pupils coming here this morning
    a. some of c. much

    b. some d. any

    5. They met ……… ladies swimming at the pool on last Friday afternoon
    a. much c. some

    b. many d. any

    6. I never found ……. problems here before this


    a. some c. some of

    b. many d. much

    7. James won’t give you …… money, he is so stingy as well as I know


    a. some c. some of

    b. much d. many

    B. Any + Plural noun / Uncoubntable noun …………………………?

    Any = Adakah …..? / Ada ………?

    Example:

    5. Any money with you?


    6. Any drink at the store? / Any something to drink at the store?
    7. Anybody home? (No signal, there is people or no people inside)
    8. Somebody home? (There is signal people stay inside)

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