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    The document discusses simple present tense nominal sentences in English. It provides 3 types of simple present tense nominal sentences: positive, negative, and interrogative. It then gives examples of how to form each type of sentence using the verbs "to be" and subjects like "I", "she", "you", etc. followed by an adjective, noun, or adverb. Finally, it provides example questions in simple present tense nominal form and their answers.

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    The document discusses simple present tense nominal sentences in English. It provides 3 types of simple present tense nominal sentences: positive, negative, and interrogative. It then gives examples of how to form each type of sentence using the verbs "to be" and subjects like "I", "she", "you", etc. followed by an adjective, noun, or adverb. Finally, it provides example questions in simple present tense nominal form and their answers.

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    Simple Present Tense

    Nominal Understanding

    Arranged by :

    1. Oca Apriani 5. Asim Sujana


    2. Kiki Ahmad Fauzi 6. Alfian Hakim
    3. Aang Faozi
    4. Jamaludin Ahmad
    Understanding Simple Present Tense.

    Simple Present How to Form Simple Present Tense

    Tense Nominal Sentences

    Nominal Simple Present Tense Nominal Formula

    Understanding Example Questions


    Understanding Simple Present Tense
    Simple present tense is a type of tense in
    English that is used to talk about general
    things, something that happens repeatedly, or a
    general truth. In this case, the simple present is
    the tense most often used in everyday life, both
    in spoken and written form.

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    Simple present tense itself
    is divided into 2 types

    simple present tense


    simple present tense
    verbal (using a verb
    nominal (using the
    that shows an
    verb 'be' or 'to be').
    action or action)
    Simple present tense Nominal
    Simple present tense Nominal is a simple present tense
    sentence that does not contain an action or is not
    accompanied by a verb or is also called non-verbal,
    meaning predicate The one used is to be.

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    How to Form Simple Present Tense Nominal
    Sentences
    To form nominal sentences with positive, negative and introgative capital sentences, use the
    following formula:

    (+) Subject + tobe + (is,am,are) +


    Adjective/Noun/Adverb

    (-) Subject + tobe + (is,am,are) + Not (?) Tobe + (is, am, are) + Subject +
    + Adjective/Noun/Adverb Adjective/Noun/Adverb
    Simple Present Tense Nominal Formula
    What you can use as a reference when constructing singular or plural sentences in positive,
    negative and interrogative contexts is as follows.

    oSubject + am / are / is + (noun/adjective/Adverb)


    - Noun Adalah Kata Benda
    - Adjective Adalah Kata Sifat
    - Adverb Adalah Kata Keterangan

    oSubject : I, you, they, we, he she, it


    oAm → untuk subjek I
    oAre → untuk subjek you, we, they
    oIs → untuk subjek she, he, it

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    Nominal Sentense
    Subject To be Possitive Negative Interrogative

    Subject + Subject + am am+Subject+Noun/


    am+Noun/Adjectiv not+Noun/Adjec Adjective/Adverb?
    I am
    e/Adverb tive/Adverb

    She
    He Subject + Subject + is is+Subject+Noun/
    is+Noun/Adjective not+Noun/Adjec Adjective/Adverb?
    It is
    /Adverb tive/Adverb
    Book
    Juki

    You Subject + Subject + are are+Subject+


    are+Noun/Adjecti not+Noun/Adjec not+Noun/Adjective
    We are
    ve/Adverb tive/Adverb /Adverb
    They
    Books

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    She You
    Example Questions: He We
    It is They are I am
    Car Chars
    Fajar Vi and Jey
    1. Raina ( am/is/are) a good student.

    2. The Rabbits (am/is/are)cute

    3. Fajar and Rifqi (am/is/are) in the living room.

    4. He (am/is/are) kind.
    Answer :
    5. I (am/is/are) hungry.
    1. Raina is a good student.

    2. The Rabbits are cute

    3. Fajar and Rifqi are in the living room.

    4. He is kind.

    5. I am hungry.
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    Make Sentences Using Positive, Negative and Interrogative Sentences

    Example based on the following image:


    To be Possitive (+) Negative (-) Interrogative (?)

    is is Rifqi Doctor?
    Rifqi is Doctor Rifqi is not
    Doctor

    They are Happy They are not are They Happy?


    are Happy

    am I am not tired are you tired?


    I am tired
    thank you

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