TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2, MEETING 9-12 (TASK 1 & 2)
TASK 1 Choose the correct form in parentheses, and then give the reason. 1) Rita plays the violin (good/well) 2) That is an (intense/intensely) novel. 3) Your cold sounds (terrible/terribly). 4) The table has a (smooth/smoothly) surface. 5) We don’t like to drink (bitter/bitterly) tea. ANSWERS 1) Well. Because the sentence explains how the violin is played. So we use adverb (well) instead of adjective (good). 2) Intense. The sentence explains the nature of the novel. So we use adjective (intense) instead of adverb (intensely). 3) Terrible. The sentence explains how badly he/she has a cold. So we use adjective (terrible) instead of terribly (adverb). 4) Smooth. The sentence explains whether the table surface is smooth or rough. So we use adjective (smooth) instead of adverb (smoothly). 5) Bitter. The sentence explains the flavour of tea. So we use adjective (bitter) instead of adverb (bitterly). TASK 2 Write a paragraph why y