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ADJECTIVE An Adjective is a word used to qualify a noun or pronoun . There are proper adjective, the adjective of quality or state, the adjective of number or quantity, distributive adjective, demonstrative adjective, interrogative adjective, the possessive adjective. A. PROPER ADJECTIVE This is formed from proper noun. They are always capitalized.  Example: - Indonesian  language                                  - English  lesson B. ADJECTIVE OF QUALITY OR STATE This shows of what quality or what state the person or thing is (clever, dry, fat, golden, wooden, good, heavy, etc). Example: - Agus is a diligent boy.               - Ali is brave man. C. ADJECTIVE OF NUMBER OR QUANTITY This shows how many things are there or in what numeral order the thing stands. This adjective is divided into two kinds: Cardinal Number and Ordinal Number.   ...

 *PRONOUN : is a word used as a substitute for a noun. It is divided into seven kinds: Personal Pronoun, Possessive Pronoun, Demonstrative Pronoun, Relative Pronoun, Interrogative Pronoun, Indefinite Pronoun, Emphatic and Reflexive Pronoun. A. Personal Pronoun is a word that stands for the person speaking, spoken to, or spoken of. It may be the subject or the object of the sentence.  Example: - I  have a book (subject)              - My father gives me a book (object)   B. POSSESSIVE PRONOUN is the pronoun used to show possession.     Example: - The blue pen is mine              - Is this key yours ? C. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUN is a word that points back some nouns going before, This and That refer to singular, while these and those refer to plural ones. Example: -  This is yours           - Those are mine D. RELATIVE (CONJUNCTIVE) PRONOUN is a w...

NOMINAL   v PRESENT       Simple Present tense   S + tobe + noun / adjective / adverb   Example: (+) She is student/happy/in the class (-) She is not a  student/happy/in the class (?) Is she a  student/happy/in the class ?         Present   Continuous Tense   S + tobe + being +  noun / adjective / adverb   Example: (+) She is being  student/happy/in the class (-) She is not being  student/happy/in the class (?) Is she being  student/happy/in the class ?         Present   Perfect  Tense   S + has been +  noun / adjective / adverb   Example: (+) She has been  student/happy/...