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A
a, an, the (articles) a mile a minute a bit (of) / bits (of) a little/few a lot, a lot of, lots of abstract & concrete noun absolute adjective absolute phrase absolute phrase vs. participial phrase accept vs. except action verb active voice actual/actually adjective adjectival infinitive adjectival prepositional phrase adjective clause adjective order adjective phrase adjective position adjective + infinitive adjective + preposition adjunct adverb adverbial clause adverbial infinitive adverbial prepositional phrase adverb derivation adverb of time adverb of manner adverb of degree adverb of modality adverb of frequency adverb of place and direction adverb of purpose adverb order adverb phrase adverb placement adverb = adjective advice/advise affect/effect affix afraid/scared after, before, when ago agreement ain’t alliteration all in all all (of) all right / alright all the best all together / altogether all/whole almost/nearly alone/lonely also, too, as well alternate(ly)/alernative(ly) alternative question amoral/immoral annoyed/annoying antecedent-pronoun agreement answering question tags antecedent any more / anymore anyone, anybody, anything anyway (adverb) apostrophe appositive appositive adjective arise/rise arouse/rouse ask, ask + infinitive, ask for aspect (grammar) as, because, since as a matter of fact as far as I’m concerned as for something as it is (phrase) attributive attributive adjective attributive noun at all at ease at least at the end of the day at the moment / For the Moment auxiliary verb (be, do, have) avoid someone/something like the plague awaken / wake up awhile / a while
B
back home (phrase) bare infinitive be about to be going to be going to vs. will be likely to be miles away be supposed to be the case be used to be used to vs. used to (do) be/get used to because / because of beside/besides blow somebody’s mind blow something/someone off born/borne borrow/lend brake/break breath/breathe bridal/bridle bring/take broach vs. brooch butter someone up by all means
C
cannot / can not can/be able to Can/Could cannon/canon can I help you? can’t help can’t stand capitalization (capital letter) catch you later catenative verb causative verb central determiner check this out / check it out childish/childlike classic/classical classifying adjective clause cleanup / clean up cleft sentence click/clique collective noun colon ( : ) Come off it! come/go comma ( , ) common noun comparative clause comparative degree complement complement/compliment complex sentence complex transitive Verb compound adjective compound noun compound possessive compound sentence compound-complex sentence concluding sentence conditional sentence conditional type 0 conditional type 1 conditional type 2 conditional type 3 confidant vs. confident confusing adverb congratulations! conjunction conjunctive adverb consider/regard content/contents continual/continuous controlling idea coordinate adjective coordinate conjunction contraction copula correlative conjunction cost a fortune (phrase) could / was able to countable noun cue/queue cumulative adjective cut ties
D
dangling infinitive dangling modifier dare declarative sentence definite article defining clause defuse/diffuse degree of comparison delayed appositive delayed subject delexical verb demonstrative adjective demonstrative pronoun dependent clause derivation descriptive adjective descriptive paragraph desert/dessert determiner deverbal noun different from/to/than direct question direct speech direct & indirect Object direct & indirect speech discontinuous noun phrase discreet/discrete disinterested / uninterested disjunct ditransitive verb do no good dodge a bullet doll up don’t get me wrong don’t mention it don’t mind me double comparative double negatives double possessive double superlative down in the dumps down the road (phrase) do a favor (phrase) during/while
E
each/every economic/economical efficient/effective either way eliminating unnecessary to be verbs ellipsis (…) elliptical construction else embedded question eminent/imminent emphatic do end/finish enjoy enjoy yourself (phrase) enough ergative verb error with articles especially/specially essential clause evaluative adverb even (adverb) even if / even though even so eventually (adverb) ever every now and then everyday / every day everyone / every one except / except for exclamation mark exclamatory sentence experience/experiment expletive (there & it) expressing wishes extraposition
F
factitive verb fair-weather friend farther/further fast/quick feel like (doing) something fell/felt female, feminine, male, masculine few vs. little filled/full finite Verb first, firstly, at first first-person pronoun fit/suit flat adverb flesh out / flush out focusing adverb for good forget/leave forming adjectives forming adverbs for/during for/since fresh off the boat from now on from/out of nowhere from the get-go full stop ( . ) fun/funny future continuous tense future perfect tense future perfect continuous tense
G
gerund gerund phrase gerund vs. infinitive gerund vs present participle get get/have cold feet get-passive get your head around something give someone the benefit of the doubt give someone the cold shoulder go go for a spin (phrase) go the extra mile gonna, wanna, gotta good vs. well go/get gradable & non-gradable adjective grateful/thankful
H
had better hang on (phrase) happen hardly have been/gone to have got dan have have (somebody) do (something) have (something) done head over heels hear/listen hear, notice, see, watch + O + gerund/infinitive help help yourself here you go / here you are high/tall historic/historical hit it off holiday/holidays home/house homograph homonym homophone hope how is… ? what is… like? hyphen ( – )
I
I vs. me I’m afraid (that) idiom if/whether if I’m not mistaken if I were/was? ill/sick imperative mood imperative sentence impersonal verb imply/infer in a nutshell in all honesty in any case (phrase) in every way (phrase) in front of / opposite in no uncertain terms in order that / so that in order to in the dark (phrase) in the slightest in the way / on the way indefinite adjective indefinite articles indefinite pronoun indefinite relative Pronoun independent clause indicative mood indirect object indirect question indirect speech infinitive infinitive phrase -ing form inherent adjective intensifier intensive pronoun interjection interrogative adjective interrogative pronoun interrogative sentence inverted word order irregular verb irregular verb (daftar) it’s/its
J
just in case
K
keep an eye on someone/something keep something under one’s hat kernel sentence kind/sort of
L
late/lately later/latter lay/lie laze (verb) lead on (phrase) leach/leech learned/learnt less/fewer let alone let me put it this way let somebody down lets/let’s like/as like I said like this linking verb literally (adverb) long story short long time no see look, see, watch loose/lose lose count low/short ly- adverb
M
main clause main verb make a difference make and do make it making suggestions many/much maybe maybe/perhaps matter me too meanwhile (adverb) miles from anywhere mind-blowing (adjective) misplaced modifier modal verb modifier monotransitive verb must / have to mutated plural my pleasure
N
narrative paragraph near / near to nearest/next needless to say negative adverb neither do I never / not ever nice/sympathetic nice to meet you nice to see you nice try no doubt about it no, none (of) no, not no doubt / without doubt no hard feelings no harm done no offense no matter what no way no wonder nominalization noise/sound non-defining clause non-finite verb not at all not buy something not one’s cup of tea not really not to mention noun noun clause noun derivation noun + infinitive noun phrase noun + preposition now that you mention it nowadays, these days, today number
O
object complement object of a preposition objective case of course not offering help (menawarkan bantuan) oh well on earth on second thought (be) on the case once open/opened opportunity/possibility or else ordinal & cardinal numbers other/the other/another out of sorts
P
parallelism parentheses (kurung) participial adjective participial phrase participle particle part of speech passive tenses passive voice passivization past continuous tense past future continuous tense past future perfect tense past future perfect continuous past future tense past participle past perfect continuous tense past perfect tense perfect aspect perfect infinitive perfect modal performative verb permission/permit people/persons person (grammar) personal pronoun phrasal modal phrasal verb phrasal verb vs. prepositional verb phrasal-prepositional verb phrase pick / pick up plural family name polite request positive degree possessive form possessive adjective possessive case possessive pronoun postpositive adjective post determiner precede vs. proceed predeterminer predicate predicate nominative predicative adjective prefer/ would prefer prefix preposition preposition combinations prepositional passive prepositional phrase prepositional verb preposition of manner preposition of movement preposition of place/position preposition of purpose preposition of quantity/measure preposition of time present continuous tense present participle present perfect tense present perfect continuous pretty (adverb) price/prize primer style (Menghindari) principal/principle procedure text progressive aspect pronoun pronoun-antecedent agreement pronoun case proper adjective proper noun pull one’s weight punctuation put one’s finger on something put your foot down put your foot in your mouth put your hand in your pocket put somebody/something on a pedestal put up with
Q
qualitative adjective quantifier question mark ( ? ) question tag question word quiet/quite quotation marks
R
really reciprocal pronoun reduced adjective clause reduced Adverb Clause reflexive pronoun reflexive verb regarding regular verb regular & irregular verb relative adverb relative pronoun remember / remind reported speech resulting copula resumptive modifier right/rightly right off the bat rob/steal run a mile run-on sentence
S
same here say/tell second-person pronoun see you later semicolon ( ; ) sentence sentence adverb sentence fragment sentence types sentence pattern sentence variety sequence of tenses set/sit short passive ships that pass in the night simple future tense simple past tense simple past vs. past continuous tense simple past vs. past perfect tense simple past vs. present perfect tense simple present vs. present continuous tense simple present tense simple sentence slash ( / ) snug as a bug in a rug some/any somehow some time, sometime, sometimes so/such so do I so to speak So what? sorry about that sorry to hear that sorry to say sounds good / sounds great spill the beans split infinitive squinting modifier stative adjective stative verb still/yet/already/just string someone along subject-verb agreement subject complement subject & predicate subjective case (pronoun) subjunctive subordinate conjunction suffix summative modifier superlative degree supporting sentence sure sure thing suspended compound stand your ground start/begin stuff/thing
T
take a peek take care take for granted take it easy take something personally take something with a grain of salt take the plunge tenses thank you thank (you) / thanks than/then that’s all the ball is in one’s court the best (something) that money can buy there’s no such thing/person (the) following the last thing one wants the least/fewest the ordering of determiners third-person pronoun tho (informal though) though (adverb) though (conjunction) through thick and thin to be honest to say the least too topic sentence tortuous/torturous transitive & intransitive verb turn the tables
U
uncountable noun understood subject until/till untriggered reflexive pronoun up to you used to, would, past simple
V
verb verb phrase verbal verbal noun verbal phrase verb complement verb derivation verb mood verb patterns verb + so/not verb “to be” verb voice very viewpoint adverb
W
wait / wait for walk all over someone way wear your heart on your sleeve well done what a shame (phrase) what if what’s the matter when when/while when it comes to which/that who/whom whoever/whomever who cares? why not? who says? wh- question will/would word order worth/worthwhile would like would prefer would prefer/rather would rather would you like… ?
Y, Z
yes-no question yoke/yolk zero article zero conditional

233 thoughts on “Daftar Isi”

cicik

December 17, 2016 at 16:24

makasih banyak kak buat ilmunya ngebantu saya banget, doakan saya lancar untuk exchange ya kaak, saya doakan kakak lancar rejekinya dan selalu diberi kesehataan amiiinnn
- Wilma Yulia
  
  December 18, 2016 at 06:57
  
  semoga lancar exchange nya ya Cicik..aamiin! ^^ makasih juga doanya, kamu baik banget <3
Unknown

December 14, 2016 at 13:24

kak di subjudul eliptical kok ga di cantumin penjelasan tentang either naither too so ya kak?
- Wilma Yulia
  
  December 17, 2016 at 12:37
  
  either .. or dan neither … nor? di https://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-contoh-kalimat-correlative-conjunctions
  too di https://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-penggunaan-contoh-kalimat-too
  dan so di https://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-penggunaan-contoh-kalimat-so-such
bhama

December 10, 2016 at 14:53

Berkah banget ilmu nya mba. Makasih udah berbagi ilmu nya
- Wilma Yulia
  
  December 12, 2016 at 12:26
  
  makasih ya Bhama, kata-kata kamu berarti banget buat saya =) semoga kamu juga lancar terus belajar bahasa Inggrisnya
Budi

December 3, 2016 at 04:31

thanks sist materinya tapi masih binggung mulai dari mana! kalau untuk pemula kayak saya, belajar dari membahas apa? trims!
- Wilma Yulia
  
  December 5, 2016 at 12:10
  
  Halo Budi..thanks for coming 🙂
  
  Coba baca-baca beberapa halaman dasar kayak:
  sentence patterns,
  sentence types,
  parts of speech (adjective, adverb, verb, noun, pronoun, conjunction),
  phrase,
  tenses,
  passive voice ATAU panduan passive voice,
  reported speech
Awey

November 17, 2016 at 02:42

Sis, cara mudah utk reading itu gimana ya.. Aku kan suka baca buku, terutama filsafat, tapi tetep ndak bisa uenak gitu, padahal dulu udah sempet belajar grammer. Minta solusi dong, apakah memang perlu dibiasakan saja, atau harus diimbangi sama speaking dan writing, atau apa ya?. Soalnya kalo speaking, aku memang lemah.. Makasih
- Wilma Yulia
  
  November 18, 2016 at 12:18
  
  Mungkin baca yang lebih ringan dulu Awey..yang kamu suka juga, yang vocabnya tidak terlalu sulit, semacam artikel2 bahasa Inggris gitu di internet. Iya sih memang nyaman karena terbiasa..saya juga dulu berat baca artikel english, tapi sekarang nyaman-nyaman aja baca tiap hari, malah baca-baca forum luar negeri juga untuk lihat gimana cara penggunaan bahasa inggris yang lebih casual. Btw berasa lebih nyaman itu ya karena terus menerus belajar grammar, jadi makin sedikit kata ato struktur kalimat yang gak dimengerti pas baca. Kalo ada yang bingung paling dicari di kamus learner gitu gimana aturan penggunaannya.

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