FINAL MEETING 1

Final Meeting 

1.Participles as adjectives

Member 1 by Aminurlaila (20216709)

• Interested
She's interested in animals, so she's thinking of studying to be a vet.
• Interesting
That was a very interesting book.
• Tired
David's too tired to come to the cinema tonight. He's going to go to bed early.
• Tiring
My job is really tiring. I don't get home until 10pm sometimes.
• Bored
The students looked bored as the teacher talked and talked.
• Boring
I've never seen such a boring film!
• Terrified
My little son is terrified of the dark. We always leave a light on in his room at night.
• Terrifying
What a terrifying dog! It's huge!
• Relaxed
She was so relaxed, sitting in front of the fire, that she didn't want to move.
• Relaxing
A nice hot bath is so relaxing after a long day.
• Frightened
I was really frightened of bees when I was little, but I don't mind them now.
• Frightening
What a frightening film! I don't want to walk home on my own now!
• Embarrassed
John was really embarrassed when he fell over in front of his new girlfriend.
• Embarrassing
That is the most embarrassing photo! I look terrible!
• Alarmed
I was alarmed by the loud bang.
• Alarming
What an alarming noise!
• Depressed
I was feeling depressed, so I stayed at home with hot chocolate and a good book.
• Depressing
This weather is depressing! Is it ever going to stop raining?
• Thrilled
I was thrilled to win first prize in the competition.
• Thrilling
What thrilling music! It's some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard.
• Surprised
She was surprised when she arrived at her class and found the other students doing an exam. She'd thought it was a normal lesson.
• Surprising
It's surprising how many people don't want to travel to another country.
• Satisfied
I'm very satisfied that I managed to order the meal in French.
• Satisfying
Joni loves his new job as a teacher. He says it's very satisfying when he makes a student understand.
• Shocked
I was shocked when my co-worked admitted stealing some money.
• Shocking
What a shocking crime! It's terrible.


2. Parallel Construction

Member 2 by Shella Nur Azizah (26216992)

• I’ll take either economic or physic next quarter
• Either the students or the teacher is there
• He has neither a pen nor paper
• Neither zilan or shafa was here
• Both my sister and my brother are at home
• The research project will take both time and money • Ashley like to ski, to swim and to jump rope.
• Joe likes running, walking and being active
• She likes to dance and to sing songs
• Mary wanted to make sure that she made her presentation creatively, effectively, and persuasively.


Member 3 by Nathalia Rahmawati (25216335)

• Yes, either omar or rosa has my book
• Either my father or my mother is here
• That book is neither interesting nor accurate
• No, he likes neither coffee nor tea
• Yes, I have met both his father and his mother
• Both santi and santo didn’t like horror movie
• Mody both eat and sleep in the small roon in her house
• Tim was considered to be a good employee because he was always on time, he was very motivated and he was a good leader.
• We enjoy relaxing and sitting out in the sun.
• The teacher told them that they need to study and that they should practice their words every night.


3. Preposition Combinations

Member 4 by Inggit Hanum (23216523)

• He’s married to an Australian woman.
• The movie is very similiar to the book
• Im interested in cooking
• The teacher was disappointed in the behavior of the class.
• She was highly skilled in physics and chemistry.
• Im surprised at how fast my students are learning.
• My mother is angry at me because i forgot her birthday
• Jamila is good at songwriting and painting.
• He’s terrible at math – he failed the class twice!
• Playing memory games is excellent for improving your brain function.


4. Two / Three word verbs

Member 5 by Zilan Dewi Nasmah (27216938)

• My wife set up the living room exactly the way she wanted it. She set it up.
• I put on a sweater and a jacket.
• Grandpa couldn't hear, so he turned up his hearing aid.
• We turned off the lights before anyone could see us. • Turn on the CD player so we can dance.
 • Can you switch off the light? OR Can you switch the light off?
• Girls, you know you better watch out.
• Fill out this application form and mail it in.
• Jason called the wedding off because he wasn't in love with his fiancé.
• His uncle passed away last night after a long illness.