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Nomina dapat dikenali dari akhiran yang menyertainya, misalnya akhiran –cy, –er, -or, -ism, -ist, -ment, -
ion, -ty, -ce, -ness, -dom, -hood.
-cy
e.g. autocracy, accuracy, bureaucracy, vacancy, etc.
-er
e.g. computer, driver, painter, writer, etc.
About half the nouns in this course may have the endings -ing, -ed, or -er.
Sekitar separuh dari kata benda dalam pelajaran ini berakhiran -ing, -ed atau -er.
Pronouns are versatile words that can substitute for many nouns. The word “pronoun” comes from the
Latin word “pronomen” which breaks down onto “pro” and “nomen.” They mean “in place of” and
“name.”
The key benefits of pronouns is that they are useful in making our language not be so repetitive and
keeps it from bogging down. If it weren’t for pronouns, when you were talking about someone, you
would have to keep repeating their name over and over.
There are many types of pronouns - including the subject pronoun. Each type of pronoun can be
classified according to their function. For example, subject pronouns function as the subject of a clause
or sentence. The subject pronouns are:
It isn’t possible.
Gerunds as Subject
Gerunds as Subject
Gerunds adalah kata kerja (verb) yang ditambah ing (verb + ing) dan berfungsi sebagai kata benda
(noun). Gerund hampir sama seperti bentuk dalam present participle/V-ing, Perbedaan antara present
participle adalah bahwa gerund merupakan kata benda sedangkan present participle adalah kata sifat.
Apabila Gerund sebagai Subject, maka Gerund dapat berdiri sendiri atau berbentuk sebagai frase.
Bentuk dari Gerund adalah: VERB 1 + ING Smoking, speaking dan reading, swimming, shopping, talking,
playing, sleeping, eating, dll.
Contoh:
This is a formal usage and is far more common in written English than spoken
Examples
Many verbs that end in -ize can also end in -ise in British English. For example, in British
English, all of the following spellings are acceptable: finalize/finalise; organize/organise;
realize/realise. In American English, the only correct spellings are finalize, organize, and
realize.
In both American and British English, there is a small set of verbs that must always be spelled
with -ise at the end. The main reason for this is that, in these words, -ise is part of a longer word
element rather than being a separate ending in its own right. For example: -cise (meaning
'cutting) in the word excise; -prise (meaning 'taking') as in surprise; or -mise (meaning 'sending')
in promise.
There are also a few verbs which always end in -yse in British English.
In American English, they are all spelled with the ending -yze
You can read more about the use of ‘ize’ and ‘ise’ on the Oxford Dictionaries blog. Here you
will find more information about the historical usage of ‘ize’ and ‘ise’ and the difference
between the two in the context of British English and American English.
Most verbs of this type end with -ify. Some of the most familiar are listed here:
rectify; intensify; justify; beautify; certify; modify; signify; clarify; mystify; simplify; classify; amplify;
exemplify; falsify; notify; specify; pacify; glorify; purify; qualify; unify; fortify; testify; identify; terrify;
diversify; verify; horrify; ratify.