~ Reading Technique

Mata Kuliah " READING"

Lecturer,
Rina Nuprina, M.Pd

~ Seratus Soal Plus Kunci Jawaban dari Enam Belas Tenses

Mata Kuliah "Intensive English"

Lecturer,

Mr. Saiful Masri, M, Pd

Tugas ini sebenarnya tugas sewaktu semester I, tetapi Hera rasa penting sekali untuk memposting ke blog ini sebagai kenang-kenangan dari dosen Hera yang sebenarnya sedikit "Killer" hehe, tapi berkat beliau lah, alhamdulillah, tenses bukan lagi hal yang begitu menakutkan, menguasai tenses adalah suatu keharusan bagi mahasiswa khususnya prodi bahasa Inggris baik itu kesastraan maupun keguruan.

Tugas membuat seratus soal tenses beserta kunci jawabannya, wow, daripada Hera asal-asalan, Hera hunting buku deh ke Gramedia, banyaak banget buku tenses di sana, tapi yang memenuhi kriteria seratus soal beserta kunci jawabannya sangat susah dicari, sebenarnya ada yang lebih dari itu, sampai ribuan juga ada, tapi harganya...hmmm selangit (lebay kwkwk).

Akhirnya Hera putuskan untuk hunting selanjutnya ke Toko Buku Kharisma, entah kenapa ga kepikiran hunting ke perputakaan umum, nah di Kharisma lah Hera menemukan buku yang sangat pas di hati...isinya singkat tetapi padat dan jelas, gampang dimengerti, tulisannya berwarna dan bahan bukunya bagus jadi tidak gampang sobek, plus covernya yang menarik dan tebal, dan yang pasti harga bukunya murah banget, hanya sekitar dua puluh ribuan saja.

So, satu-satunya sumber dari tugas ini adalah buku tersebut dengan judul “PROGRAM CERDAS KUASAI 16 TENSES” karya I. Didimus Manulang, S.S.

Bagi adik-adik yang dapat tugas serupa, atau hanya sekedar ingin menguji penguasaan tenses kalian, boleh deh copas dari blog ini, hitung-hitung sedekah ilmu, karena kita semua tahu bahwa kini, menguasai bahasa Inggris adalah sebuah keharusan. Dan, tenses merupakan salah satu kuncinya. Jika kita dapat menguasai 16 tenses dalam bahasa Inggris, maka hampir pasti kita menguasai susunan kalimat bahasa Inggris yang baik dan benar.

Oke, makasih sudah mampir di blog Hera, jangan lupa berikan komentar yaa ...

SERATUS SOAL TENSES

I.            THE SIMPLE TENSES

A.        Simple Present Tense

1. The teacher ... us a lot of questions in class every day

a.         ask           c. asked   

b.        is asking     d. asks

2.        Mr. John … game shows on TV every evening

a.         watches        c. is watching

b.        watched        d. watch

3.        The children usually … football every Sunday

a.         Play     c. played

b.        Plays    d. is playing

4.        Do you … chocolate ?

a.         Likes    c. like

b.        Liked    d. are like

5.        I … up at 8 a.m. every Saturday morning.

a.         Am wake    c. waked

b.        Wake        d. is waking

6.        Mommy … eat meat. She is a vegetarian

a.         Don’t       c. is

b.        Doesn’t     d. are

7.        Miranda and Miranti … twins

a.         Is     c. are

b.        Do     d. does

8.        My father always … newspaper every morning.

a.         Read       c. is reading

b.        Reading    d. reads

9.        Do you … a dictionary everyday ?

a.         Brought     c. brings

b.        Bringing    d. bring

10.      On Sunday they … not busy

a.         Is       c. do

b.        Are     d. does

2. Simple Past Tense

11.      Dinda … to campus yesterday

a.   Walk    c. walked 
b.  Walks    d. is walk

12.      She … happy last week

a.         Didn’t         c. was feel

b.        Didn’t fill     d. wasn’t feel

13.      I … the tree an hour ago.

a.         Was cut    c. cutting

b.        Cuted       d. cut

14.      Last year, I … this novel

a.         Bought      c. buyed

b.        Was buy    d. were bought

15.      Resma … cell-phone last month

a.         Have     c. didn’t have

b.        Haved    d. have not

16.      Mirna … the dress yesterday

a.         Fit         c. fited

b.        Was fit    d. fitted

3. Simple Future Tense

17.      Husband : I am hungry

      Wife     : Oh I … you a sandwich.

a.         Make          c. am make

b.        Will makes    d. will make

18.      I … you soon

a.         See            c. will see

b.        Will seeing    d. am seeing

19.      Randy has a plan. He … to US next month

a.         Will go            c. will be go

b.        Is going to go    d. is will go

20.      You … your homework this afternoon !

a.         Will finish     c. are going to finish

b.        Shall finish    d. shall finishing

21.      Mom will … at home two hours later.

a.         Going    c. go

b.        Be       d. is going

22.      Look at the sky ! I think it … rain.

a.         Is going to     c. will be

b.        Is going        d. will being

4. Simple Past Future Tense

23.      My brother … TV when I arrived last night.

a.         Would watch              c. is going to watch

b.        Should going to watch    d. would watches

24.      I … on my way to Pangandaran beach when my uncle called.

a.         should go    c. was be

b.        would be     d. is going

25.      … you like to add some more sugar on your drink ?

a.         Do        c. would

b.        Should    d. were

26.      We … dinner when we heard the bad news two days ago.

a.   Would        c. are going to eat 
b.  Should be    d. were going to eat

27.      They … when I came by to his house

a.         Should be going    c. are going to go

b.        Would go            d. would eat

28.      I didn’t notice you … when I came to your house.

a.         Would be go       c. would go

b.        Are going to go    d. was going to

2. THE CONTINUOUS TENSES

A.        Present Continuous Tense

29.      Shhh. The baby (sleep). The baby (sleep) for ten hours every night.

a.   Sleeps, sleeping

b.  Is sleeping, sleeps

c.   Is sleeping, sleeping

d.  Are sleeping, sleeps

30.      It (rain, not) right now. The sun (shine), and the sky (be) blue.

a.         Is not raining, shining, is

b.        Are not raining, shines, was

c.         Is not raining, shone, is

d.        Is not raining, shines, is

31.      The teacher (stand, not) up now. She (sit) on the corner of her desk.

a.         Is not standing, is sitting

b.        Does not stand, sitting

c.         Is not standing, sits

d.        Are not standing, sits

32.      I can’t afford that jewelry. It (cost) too much

a.         Costing    c. costs

b.        Cost       d. costed

33.      At the moment, Dennis (fix) the roof of his house

a.         Fix          c. fixes

b.        Is fixing    d. fixing

34.      Sst, (you, hear) anything ? someone (knock) at door

a.         Do you hear, is knocking

b.        Are you hearing, knocks

c.         Do you hearing, knocks

d.        Are you hearing, is knocking

2. Past Continuous Tense

35.      I am sitting in my desk now. I (sit) in my desk at this exact same time yesterday.

a.   Sit    c. was sitting

b.  Sat    d. were sitting

36.      I (hear, not) the thunder during the storm last night because I (sleep)

a.         Didn’t hear, slept

b.        Was not hearing, slept

c.         Didn’t hear, was sleeping

d.        Wasn’t hearing, was sleeping

37.      While he (arrive), I (notice, not).

a.         Was arriving, didn’t notice

b.        Arrived, wasn’t noticing

c.         Was arriving, did not noticed,

d.        Arrived, was not noticing

38.      Timmy went to his friend’s house. Yet, the boys (be, not) there. they (play) soccer.

a.         Were not, was playing

b.        Was not, were playing

c.         Did not, played

d.        Weren’t, were playing

39.      It was a wonderfull day yesterday. The sun (shine); a cool breeze (blow); and the birds (sing)

a.         Shone, blow, sing    c. shone, blown, sung

b.        Shone, blew, sang    d. was shone, blew, sang

40.      Sandy (eat) dinner last night when is father (knock) on the door.

a.         Was eating, knocked    c. ate, was knocking

b.        Ate, knocked             d. was eating, knocking

3. Future Continuous Tense

41.      I am going to leave for home tomorrow. When I (arrive) at the       airport, my whole family (wait) for me

a.         Arrive, is waiting

b.        Am arriving, will be waiting

c.         Will be arriving, wait

d.        Arrive, will be waiting

42.      Look at those dark clouds. When class (be) over, it (rain, probably).

a.         Will, is probably raining

b.        Is, will probably be raining

c.         Is, will probably raining

d.        Will, rains

43.      Aci     : are you going to be in town next Sunday ?

     Vita     : No, I (visit) my aunt in Surabaya.

a.         Shal be visiting    c. will visit

b.        Shall visit          d. shall visiting

44.      Right now, I am attending class. And, tomorrow at this time, I (attend) class.

a.         Am attending    c. will be attending

b.        Will attend      d. attend

45.      I will begin to study at seven. You (come) at eight. I (study) when you come.

a.         Come, study

b.        Will come, will be studying

c.         Come, will studying

d.        Will come, study

46.      Juni : What will you be doing next holiday ?

      Ita    : I (go) to Singapore

a.         Go         c. am going

b.        Will go    d. will be going

4. Past Future Continuous Tense

47.      My little brother … at four p.m. yesterday.

a.         Would come home     c. would be coming home

b.        Would coming          d. would be come

48.      By seven p.m yesterday, I … movie at the cinema.

a.         Would have watching    c. would be watched

b.        Would be watching       d. would watch

49.      I … the last copy of best-seller novel by the time it was sold out.

a.         Would have bought

b.        Would have been bought

c.         Would be buying

d.        Would buy

50.      By the time he arrived, we … the meeting two days ago.

a.         Would be attending    c. would attend

b.        Would have attend    d. would be attend

51.      We … the English literature by the time the teacher came.

a.   Would discuss            c. would discussing

b.  Would have discussed    d. would be discussing

3. THE PERFECT TENSES

A.        Present Perfect Tense

52.      I (write , not) my parents aletter lately. I should write them soon.

a.   Have write       c. have wrote

b.  Have written     d. has written

53.      Greggy is working on his paper. Nevertheless, he ( finish,, not ) yet. He’ll probably finish it in a couple days.

a.         Hasn’t finished     c. haven’t finished

b.        Has not finish      d. have ver meeted

54.      I (meet, ever) her parents twice

a.         Ever have meet     c. have ever met

b.        Ever have met      d. have ever meeted

55.      A : Are you taking pragmatics this semester ?

      B : No. I (take, already) last semester

a.         Already taken          c. already have took

b.        Have already taken    d. already took

56.      Franky and jane are old friends. They (know) each other for a long time.

a.         Has known     c. have knew

b.        Has knew      d. have known

57.      Matt is at home bed-resting. He (be) sick for a week.

a.         Has been     c. have been

b.        Has have     d. have be

58.      (you, finish) the task given

a.         You has finished     c. have you finished

b.        You have finished    d. has you finished

2. Past Perfect Tense

59.      Dino was late. The teacher (give, already) a quiz when he (get) to class

a.         Had already given, got

b.        Already gave, got

c.         Already given, get

d.        Had already given, gated

60.      It was raining hard, but by the time class (be) over, the rain (stop)

a.         Been, stopped        c. was, stopped

b.        Bee, had stopped    d. was, had stopped

61.      He (be) a newspaper reporter before he (become) a news anchor

a.         Had been, become     c. was, became

b.        Had been, became     d. was, had become

62.      Class (begin, already) by the time I (get) there. Hence, I (take, quietly) a seat in the back

a.   Begun already, got, have taken quietly

b.  Already began, had got, took quietly

c.   Had already begun, got, took quietly

d.  Already had begun, got, have taken

63.      I (see, never) any of Michael Angelo’s paintings before I (visit) the museum yesterday

a.         Never saw, visited

b.        Never had seen, had visited

c.         Seen had never, visited

d.        Had never seen, visited

64.      I missed my plane. All of passengers (board, already) by the time I (get) there

a.         Had boarded already, got

b.        Had already boarded, got

c.         Already boarded, had got

d.        Already boarded, got

3. Future Perfect Tense

65.      We … by four o’clock. (arrive)

a.         Will arrive           c. will have arrove

b.        Will have arrived    d. will be arrived

66.      … the packet by tomorrow evening ? (they, receive)

a.         Will they receive     c. they will have received

b.        They will received    d. will they have received

67.      I … the assigment by tomorrow morning. (submit, not)

a.         Won’t have submitted     c. will have not submitted

b.        Won’t have submit         d. will have not submit

68.      My sister … her study by next December. (finish)

a.         Will have finished     c. will finish

b.        Will had finished      d. will finished

69.      Julie … to jakarta by the end of this month. (move, not)

a.   Will not have moven     c. will have not moved

b.  Will have not move      d. will not has moved

70.      The train … at 9 a.m. You will arrive at 9.10 a.m. the train … by time you arrive. (leave)

a.         Left, will leave           c. leaves, leave

b.        Leaves, will have left    d. left, will have leave

4. Past Future Perfect Tense

71.      She (copy) the materials for the meeting at nine o’clock this morning.

a.         Would copy          c. would have copied

b.        Would have copy    d. would copied

72.      I (be) busy at eight a.m. yestreday morning.

a.         Would be            c. would been

b.        Would have been    d. would have be

73.      They (be) happy on last Saturday night

a.         Would have be     c. Would be

b.        would been          d. Would have been

74.      He (clean) my desk by the time I arrived.

a.         Would have cleaned     c. would have cleant

b.        Would clean              d. would cleaned

75.      By 6 p.m. yesterday, we (finish) swimming.

a.         Would have finished     c. would finish

b.        Would finished           d. would have finish

76.      They (receive) the packet before I (call) the sender.

a.         Would receive, call          c. would received, called

b.        Would have receive, call    d. would have received, called

4. THE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSES

A.        Present Perfect Continuous Tense

77.      She … at the company for five years

a.         Have working          c. have be working

b.        Has  been working    d. has working

78.      The boys … television too much lately.

a.         Has watching     c. have been watching

b.        Has watched     d. have watched

79.      What … Jeanny … today ?

a.         Have been – doing     c. have – done

b.        Has – been doing       d. has been – doing

80.      I … here for more than two hours

a.         Has been waiting     c. have waiting

b.        Has waited            d. have been waiting

81.      I am really tired. I … for three hours.

a.         Have been studying     c. has studied

b.        Has been studying      d. have studied

82.      … you ever … exercising ?

a.         Has – be      c. have – been

b.        Have – be     d. has – been

2. Past Perfect Continuous Tense

83.      Johny wasn’t yesterday. He (jog) around the stadium

a.         Jog                   c. was jogging

b.        Had been jogging    d. had jog

84.      They (eat) the chocolate by the time I came to the party.

a.         Ate            c. had been ate

b.        Was eating    d. had been eating

85.      How long (you, wait) to get into the bus ?

a.         Had you been waiting     c. you waited

b.        Had you waited            d. was you waiting

86.      When I met her, I (drink) a cup of latte at StarBugs Coffee.

a.         Was drunk           c. had been drinking

b.        Had been drunk     d. was drinking

87.      I (be, tire) because I (stand) all day.

a.         Was tiring, stood

b.        Was tired, had standing

c.         Was tired, had been standing

d.        Was tiring, had been standing

88.      John (study) for more than two hours when I came.

a.         Studied                c. had studying

b.        Had been studying    d. was studied

3. Future Perfect Continuous Tense

89.      Tina was born in 1983. By the year 2020, she (live) on this earth for 37 years.

a.         Lives              c. has lived

b.        Will be living     d. will have been living

90.      My parents (marry) for a long time. By next anniversary, my father (marry) my mother for 50 years

a.         Have been marrying, will marry

b.        Have beed married, will have been marrying

c.         Have married, will be married

d.        Have marrying, will have married

91.      I can’t imagine my holiday at Florida. By next two days I (lie) on the beach in the sun.

a.         Will have been laying

b.        Will lie

c.         Will have laid

d.        Will lied

92.      By next year, I (do) exactly what you are doing this year.

a.         Will do

b.        Will have done

c.         Will have been doing

d.        Will be doing

93.      The traffic is terrible. We are going to be late. By the time we (get) to the railway station, Inggrid’s train (arrive), and she’ll be wondering where we are.

a.         Will get, will have arrived

b.        Get, will have been arriving

c.         Get, will be arriving

d.        Will get, will arrivive

94.      What ? he got married again ? at this rate, he (have) ten wives by the time he (pass) away

a.         Is having, passed

b.        Have, passed

c.         Will have been having, passes

d.        Has, will have been passing

95.      Renny (cook) for over five hours by the time her guests come this afternoon. Hopefully, she (finish) everythinjg by then.

a.         Will have been cooking, will have finished

b.        Is cooking, will finish

c.         Will cook, has been finishing

d.        Will have cooked, has finished

4. Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense

96.      Windy … English Literature in Oxford University for two years when her parents visited her last month

a.         Would have been study

b.        Would have live

c.         Would have been studying

d.        Woulod been studying

97.      I … here for ten years yesterday

a.         Would have been living

b.        Would have live

c.         Would have living

d.        Would been living

98.      I was so tired when I arrived home. I … for 36 hours.

a.         Would have been travel

b.        Would been travelling

c.         Would have been travelling

d.        Would have travelling

99.      Mr. Amir Z … at the University for more than two decades by the time he was retired last year.

a.         Would have teach

b.        Would have been teaching

c.         Would been teaching

d.        Would have teaching

100.    We … for over 48 hours straight when we got to hotel a couple hours ago

a.         Would have drive

b.        Would have driving

c.         Would been driving

d.        Would have been driving

KUNCI JAWABAN

I.            THE SIMPLE TENSES

A.        Simple Present Tense

1. D       
2. A
3. A
4. C
5. B
6. C
7. D
8. D
9. B
10. B

2. Simple Pas Tense

11.      C

12.      B

13.      D

14.      A

15.      C

16.      D

3. Simple Future Tense

17.      D

18.      C

19.      B

20.      B

21.      B

22.      A

4. Simple Past Future Tense

23.      A

24.      B

25.      C

26.      D

27.      B

28.      C

2. THE CONTINUOUS TENSES

A.        Present Continuous Tense

29.      B

30.      D

31.      A

32.      C

33.      B

34.      A

2. Past Continuous Tense

35.      C

36.      C

37.      A

38.      D

39.      B

40.      A

3. Future Continuous Tense

41.      D

42.      B

43.      A

44.      C

45.      B

46.      D

4. Past Future Continuous Tense

47.      C

48.      B

49.      C

50.      A

51.      D

5. THE PERFECT TENSES

A.        Present Perfect Tense

52.      B

53.      A

54.      C

55.      B

56.      D

57.      A

58.      C

2. Past Perfect Tense

59.      A

60.      D

61.      B

62.      C

63.      D

64.      B

3. Future Perfect Tense

65.      B

66.      D

67.      A

68.      A

69.      C

70.      B

4. Past Future Perfect Tense

71.      C

72.      B

73.      D

74.      A

75.      A

76.      D

5. THE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSES

A.        Present Perfect Continuous Tense

77.      B

78.      C

79.      B

80.      D

81.      A

82.      C

2. Past Perfect Continuous Tense

83.      B

84.      D

85.      A

86.      C

87.      C

88.      B

3. Future Perfect Continuous Tense

89.               D

90.               B

91.               A

92.               C

93.               B

94.               C

95.               A

4. Past Future Perfect Continuous Tense

96.      C

97.      A

98.      C

99.      B

100.    D