Love Story

"I must meet her.", Said a man in his heart.
          With determination his heart, he finally went to the place where the girl was located. Though she did not know anything about where he would go to it.

          For a long time since she had seen the girl, but now he felt very passionate - passionate even though he had a different town with her. Luck seemed to be impartial to him. He returned from his journey with empty hands and a weak heart. With a heavy heart feeling, he tried to bury his dream was not to become a boomerang for him later.

Family Story

Unique Donut

In a room measuring 2 x 3 feet, I and my family is cool to watch a show on television. It was a warm family feel. But I was bored at my house because there were no snacks could I enjoy to relax. It's incomplete if there are no snacks. Looks like I've been addicted to snacks, can-can I nicknamed

"Miss snacks". (Hihihi ...). Then an idea flashed in my mind.

"Mom, tomorrow we chocolate-filled donuts yu '? take me.

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Causative Verb “Have”

Causative “Have” Is Followed By The Simple Form Of A Verb, Not An Infinitive. (Causative “Have” Diikuti Oleh Verb 1 (Tanpa Tambahan S/-Es), Bukan Diikuti Oleh Infinitif (To+Verb1)).

Examples:

-  I Had John Repair My Bike. (Correct)

-  I Had John To Repair My Bike. (Incorrect,Because It Is Followed By An Infinitive)

È Kalimat Ke 2 Salah Karena Diikuti Oleh Infinitif (To+Verb1)

► “Have” Gives The Idea That “X” Request “Y” To Do Something. ( “Have” Menunjukkan Bahwa “X” Meminta “Y” Untuk Melakukan Sesuatu.)

È The Formula Is: “X” Has/Have/Had “Y” Do Something (Simple Form) (Rumusnya Adalah “X” Has/Have/Had “Y” Melakukakn Sesuatu (Verb Dalam Bentuk Sederhana(Verb1 Tanpa Tambahan S/-Es)).

Examples:        - Mary Has John Carry Her Bag.

Means(Artinya): John Carried The Bag Because Mary Ask Him To. ( John Membawa Tas Karena Mary Menyuruhnya).

                        -I Have Jane Put My Books

Means: Jane Put My Books Because I Ask Her To.

- Tom Had Jane Clean The Room Yesterday

È Using “Had” Because The Adverb Of Time Is Yesterday. But Still The Verb Is In Simple Form.

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