Verbal sentences are sentences that contain verbs, or actions. The document provides examples of sentences in the simple past tense, which is used to describe actions that were completed in the past. Examples include "Riski sent me two letters yesterday" and "The students played at the school yard." The document also gives examples of interrogative sentences using did/did not, such as "Did you go to kudus yesterday?" and negative sentences like "He didn't go to school yesterday."
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2. Pengertian
Simpel past tense adalah tense yang digunakan untuk
menangkap kejadian yang telah terjadi di masa lampau,
biasanya di ikuti dengan keterangan waktu
3. (+) S + V2 + O + time
(-) S + did + not + V2 + O
(?) did + s + V1 + O + Time
Vocal ( P menggunakan V )
Rumus
4. VERBAL SENTENCE
Kalimat yang mengandung kata kerja (verb), atau dengan kata
lain kalimat verbal
Contoh kalimat dalam simple present tense :
1. They learned English last month
2. He sold his house more expensive
3. The student asked the difficult problems
4. We brought chocolates for them
5. Contoh dalam simple Past Tense :
1. Riski sent me two letters yesterday
2. The students played at the school yard.
3. He got much money
4. The teacher wrote on the whiteboard.
5. Ali went to jakarta last night.
6. Contoh verbal
(?) Why did you go yesterday?
(-)He didn’t go to the school yesterday
(+)Last night, she watched the movie with me
Contoh Interrogative-positive :
Did you go to kudus Yesterday?
