1. Woman: Pardon me. Do you know what time that this store opens?
Man: I do not, but I believe that it is written on the door.
Narrator: What does the man imply that the woman should do?
a. Look on the door
b. Open the door
c. Ask someone else
d. Come back later
2. Woman: I am going to buy Johnny a toy train for his birthday.
Man: Are you sure he’d like one?
Narrator: What does the man imply?
a. Johnny loves toy trains
b. Johnny already has too many toy trains
c. Johnny said he wants a toy train
d. Johnny may prefer something else
3. Man: I need some shampoo for my hair.
Woman: All of the shampoo is in the back of the store on the third shelf.
Narrator: What will the man probably do?
a. Walk out of the store
b. Buy the shampoo
c. Come back later
d. Go to another store
4. Man: Are you going to go to the University of Texas to get your Doctorate?
Woman: I don’t think so.
Man: Why, have you been accepted to any other schools?
Woman: Yes, I have received news of acceptance from LSU, University of
Tennessee, and Harvard.
Narrator: What are the speakers discussing?
a. The University of Texas
b. Schools with Doctorate programs
c. Where the woman will go to school
d. Who can get accepted to the most schools
5. Man: I’m really tired on studying for economics every weekend.
Woman: I hear you.
Narrator: What does the woman mean?
a. She has excellent hearing
b. She has heard the man talk about this frequently
c. She understands his point of view
d. She needs to have her ears checked
6. Man: We are going to get ice cream. Would you like to come with us?
Woman: I am waiting for a package to be delivered.
Narrator: What does the woman imply?
a. She does not eat ice cream
b. She has no money
c. She does not like packages
d. She will not be going
7. Woman: Are you going to go to the ball game?
Man: You bet!
Narrator: What does the man mean?
a. He will place a wager on the ball game
b. He will definitely go to the ball game
c. He likes to gamble
d. He does not like ball games
8. Man: That’s a nice car.
Woman: I got it almost four years ago.
Man. It looks brand new.
Woman: Yes, it’s in good shape.
Narrator: What does the woman mean?
a. The woman needs a new car
b. She likes to exercise
c. She has a new car
d. The car is in good condition
9. Man: Did you get you movie passes?
Woman: I spoke to your secretary about it, and she took care of it for me.
Narrator: What does the man mean?
a. The secretary was responsible for getting the movie passes
b. The are no movie passes
c. He has the movie passes
d. The movie passes are in the mail
10. Man: How do you like living in America?
Woman: I am used to it know.
Narrator: What does the woman mean?
a. She has always liked living in America
b. She hates living in America
c. She is accustomed to living in America
d. She would rather live in America
Kunci Jawaban :
1. a.
2. d.
3. b.
4. c.
5. c.
6. d.
7. b.
8. d.
9. a.
10. c.
1 1 He knows to repair the caburetor without taking the whole car apart.
Nomor 1: Dia tahu untuk memperbaiki … He knows to repair … ini tidak
logis, alias kurang, semestinya: Dia tahu bagaimana cara memperbaiki
Jadi bahasa inggrisnya mesti: He knows how to repair
2. Some of us have to study their lessons more carefully if we expect to pass this examination (our)
Nomor 2: Ini soal Agreement atau kesesuaian, us itu temannya bukan their melainkan our. Jadi pilihan b semestinya our.
3. The equipment in the office was badly in need of to be repaired. (In need of repair)
Nomor 3: kalo in need of itu berbeda dengan need sebagai kata kerja.
contoh: Jill is in need of money. (= Jill needs money).
dalam kasus ini: pilihan D seharusnya repair. In need of repair (bukan In need of to be repaired)
Dalam bahasa indonesianya : Butuh perbaikan (bukan butuh untuk diperbaiki)
4. although both of them are trying to get the scholarship, she has the highest grades.
Nomor
4: Disini aturannya adalah, kalau yang diperbandingkan hanya 2 item,
maka gunakan bentuk -er (comparative) dan bukan bentuk -est
(superlative). Jawaban yang benar adalah higher.
5. There are a large supply of pens and notebooks in the storeroom to the left of the library entrance. (is)
Nomor 5: Soal Agreement. Subjeknya suplai. Bukan supplies. Maka to
be-nya seharusnya There is bukan There are. Pilihan a harus diganti is.
‘Enough’ can qualify an adjective or an adverb or it can go with a noun or even act as a pronoun.
With adjectives and adverbs
With adjectives and adverbs
- She isn’t tall enough to be a ballet dancer.
- I’m afraid your work just isn’t good enough.
- I couldn’t write quickly enough and I ran out of time.
- I haven’t been to lessons often enough to have really learnt much.
Enough comes after adjectives and adverbs.
With nouns
With nouns
- There isn’t enough bread to make sandwiches.
- Have you got enough money?
- There aren’t enough nails.
Enough comes before nouns.
Enough of
Enough of
There isn’t enough of bread
We don’t use enough of unless there is a determiner (an article, this/that, my/your/his etc).
We use enough of when there is a determiner.
We use enough of when there is a determiner.
- I’ve had enough of your nonsense! ‘Your’ is a determiner here.
- I haven’t seen enough of the film to really form an opinion.
Enough can also be used without a noun.
- That’s enough! Be quiet!
- Enough is enough.
With adjective and noun
When ‘enough’ is used with an adjective and a noun, two positions are possible but the meaning changes. Look at these two sentences.
When ‘enough’ is used with an adjective and a noun, two positions are possible but the meaning changes. Look at these two sentences.
- We haven’t got big enough nails. None of the nails are as big as we need.
- We haven’t got enough big nails. We have some big nails but we need more.
When enough comes between the adjective and the noun
(big enough nails) it qualifies the adjective – it tells us that the
nails aren’t big enough. When enough comes before the adjective it qualifies the noun phrase – it tells us that there aren’t enough nails