TASK 3

MEI INTAN PERMATASARI

A320130079

CLASS D

STRUCTURE

OBJECT PRONOUN

1. Dina helped him.
2. John loves you.
3. Did Ram beat her?
4. Does Mary know her?
5. Can the engineer repair it?
6. Anthony drove us.
7. Did John and Mary beat you at doubles?
8. John and Mary beat them.
9. Dinda can you help me.
10. I’m holiday with her.

OBJECT NOUN.

1. Studying in the class.
2. Help me.
3. You can call me.
4. Talk to me.
5. Give it to me.
6. Dinner with me.
7. Get me my book.
8. Give me iced tea.
9. Go with me.
10. Buy me clothes.

OBJECT  NOUN CLAUSE

1. I don’t understand what he is talking about.
2. My mother said that his son would study in Surakarta.
3. I believed him true.
4. What you did was wrong.
5.  I believe he will come.
6. I hope he believes.
7. He knew that I was not lying.
8. Promised my father to my mother.
9. Do not do bad things.
10. Do not pass on the road.
11.  

OBJECT NOUN PHRASE.

1. Mario speaks many words in the difficult language.
2. Beta the smartest student in the UMS.
3. All the beautiful girls in the classroom come from the big cities.
4. I like the clothes that you bought.
5. The substance in this bottle is extremely toxic.
6. My sister’s room is full of dolls.
7. He is an extremely fast runner.
8. Andi is learning the most difficult lesson in the classroom.
9. Bela is the smartest student in my campus.
10. Sino usually calls dida the bad women.

OBJECT GERUND.

1. I like drawing.
2. I and my sister are cooking in the kitchen.
3. My father is working.
4. We are looking forward to going back to campus.
5. They miss playing with their friends.
6. Before going to bed he turned off the lights.
7. She avoided him by walking on the opposite side of the road.
8. We arrived in Madrid after driving all night.
9. He told the joke without laughing.
10. I was writing letter.

OBJECT INFINITIVE.

1. I want to see you again as soon as possible.
2. He seems to enjoy a breakfast.
3. I am starting to learn English.
4. I asked to see the book.
5. They asked me to bring some food.
6. He wants to buy the hp tomorrow to me.
7. I said it.
8. I want to meet him today.
9. I'll look for that book.
10. I want a vacation in Bali.

OBJECT ADJECTIVE.

1. He is a young man.
2. My bag is very old.
3. Tania is a tall girl.
4. This is very long trip.
5. Peni wore a black shirt.
6. Grammar is boring.
7. Dina wore Catton dress.
8. A square envelope.
9. The trees grow tall.
10. Some really hot potatoes.

OBJECT COMPOUND NOUN

1. My boyfriend would pick me up.
2. The bumps in my way.
3. Police stop man's path.
4. Wooden doors are made in the factory.
5. Invited me to dinner.
6. Very nice jump rope.
7. His bathroom clean.
8. Living room for guests.
9. My bedroom is very messy.
10. Asked to see my old friend.

OBJECT PREPOSITION.

1. I don’t believe in zodiac.
2. The cat ran under the car.
3. Can you give this parcel to him tomorrow?
4. Is your house at the end of the street?
5. We are going to sit at the back of the theater.
6. The coins are at the bottom of the lake.
7. The desk is below the window.
8. The girl sits behind the two boys.
9. I live in the green house.
10. We live on the corner of 3^rd avenue.