UAS BAHASA INGGRIS

NAMA : SESRIN YUSPITA VITARIA LAHAGU

JURUSAN : SISTEM INFORMASI

KELAS : MALAM

SOAL:

(1). You will injured yourself if you play around with knives like that.

(2).He thinks he's getting too fat. He's should not eating so much chocolate. 

(3). I will (go) to the doctors this afternoon. I haven't felt well for a long time. 

(4).Hurry up! The shop do not in 20 minutes and I haven't yet bought everything I need. 

(5).Context Write: Put in the missing adjectives. Alternatives are sometimes possible. 

alive, asleep, beautiful, big, complete, fast, fresh, lovely, pleased, polished, poor, quick-drying, 

shiny, tall, young 

NOT A FAST LIFE! 

Three and a half years ago Mr Bell received 1.complete present from his 2.big grandson. 

The boy had had a 3. Lovely holiday by the seaside and had bought his grandfather a present. It was 

a 4. Fast sea-snail which had been stuck on top of an oyster and another shell. Mr Bell was very

5.Pleased with his gift and put it on a shelf. While he was dusting one morning, he accidentally knocked 

the 6. Asleep snail off the oyster. He went to find some 7. polished glue. When he came back, he 

couldn't believe his eyes. The snail had moved along the shelf. It was 8. Shiny ! 'It must have been 9. Drying all these years and the shock woke it up.' Mr Bell said. He put the snail In a paper bag to show 

his friends. At first they thought the story was 10. Tall onsense, until they saw the snail. The 11. Fresh creature was so hungry, it had eaten a hole in the bag. Mr Bell gave it a 12. Quick meal of 13. Young cabbage leaves which it really enjoyed. 'It's not such a 14. Poor story,' a 

scientist explained. 'These creatures live on the seashore and don't lead a 15. Alive life. They can 

hibernate for years without eating.' 

(6).Which do you like, this one or this one? Complete with demonstratives ( this, these, that, those)

(7).My Friend tom always speaks very Tom my friend is very talkative (Loud. Change the adjective in parentheses into an adverb)

(8).

MIXED PREPOSITIONS

Choose the correct preposition to complete each of the following sentences. Choose the most natural-

sounding response: 

1. They had three kids at their family. 

a) in 

b) on

c) at 

2. I kept thinking about the movie I saw last night. 

a) on 

b) about 

c) outside 

3. Our apartment is too small. We don't have any room for guests. 

a) with 

b) along 

c) for