Meeting 2

THE SECOND ASSIGNMENT OF ENGLISH BUSINESS COURSE

Arranged by :

1. Amriyanti Nada Zahirah (20216717)
2. Ersa Bita Dwinovema (22216381)
3. Putri Yunela Sari (25216874)
4. Rahmah Mauliza (25216993)
5. Rayyan Pengayoman           (26216123)
6. Shella Tasia Mayastri (26216995)
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Member 1 : Rahmah Mauliza

1. GERUND AND INFINITIVE PHRASES

1. Verb + Gerund

• John will go meeting with his business partner in Senayan City
• We practice speaking French before meeting with foreign investors
• I suggest sending the result of our discussion to investors
• Cecilia delay running her project this year
• Gabriella finished reading all her notes for next month

2. Ver + to Invinitive

• I agree to work with you, Mrs. Cathie
• My father choose to build his branch company in Surabaya
• I need to write a small notes
• Smith refuse to explain the reason why he canceled the cooperation agreement
• I promise to work hard for the succes of this office

3. Verb + Preposition + Gerund Phrase

• Boby is being blamed for buying the wrong office equipment
• I dream about achieving my goals through effort and hard work
• I will antisipate from doing fraud that will harm the company
• Charly insits on advancing this project
• Stephanie is succes in developing the performance of her company

4. Adjective + Infinitive

• I’m so lucky to be part of this team work
• Your boss was upset to hear that you were leaving the company
• It is possible to reach your dream if you believe with your self
• She was hesitant to accept the job
• They are happy to see you in this company

Member 2 : Rayyan Pengayoman

1. AFFIRMATIVE AGGREEMENT

AFFIRMATIVE AGGREEMENT

1. The manager is too happy with the project, and so is his assistant.

The manager is too happy with the project, and his assistant is too

2. We plan to go to our today’s meeting and so do they.

We plan to go to our today’s meeting and they do too

3. I should go grocery shopping this afternoon, and so should my neighbor.

I should go grocery shopping this afternoon, and my neighbor should too

4. I have worked there for long time and so has my brother.

I have worked there for long time and my brother has too.

5. My friend is interested in listening to that news and so am I

My friend is interested in listening to that news and I am too
NEGATIVE AGGREEMENT

1. That scientist isn’t too happy with the project, and her supervisors aren’t either

That scientist isn’t too happy with the project, and neither are her supervisors.

2. They won’t have to work on weekends, and we won’t either.

They won’t have to work on weekends, and neither will we

3. Your class hasn’t begun yet, and I haven’t either

Your class hasn’t begun yet, and neither has mine

4. The students won’t accept the dean’s decision, and the faculty won’t either

The students won’t accept the dean’s decision, and neither will the faculty

5. She couldn’t attend the lecture, and her sister couldn’t either

She couldn’t attend the lecture, and neither could her sister
POSSITIVE COMMAND

1. Please raise your hand if you know the answer
2. Speak loudly, till I can hear your voice
3. Please reconsider my job application.
4. Remove the bread from the oven
5. Tell me what you have done last night

NEGATIVE COMMAND

1. Please don’t interrupt in the middle of the presentation
2. Don’t forget to take a pill every morning
3. Don’t  make noisy, my father is sleeping
4. Don’t get up before you read the article.
5. Never buy candy for the children
   

Member 3 : Shella Tasia Mayastri

• MODAL AUXILIARY (A)

1. Present Ability

• she can arrange financial statements well
• he can make this project reach the target

2. Past Ability

• He could speak French when he was still working in one of the foreign companies
• Luckily, I was able to do business presentations well even though I did not master the material much

3. Present Possibility

• She may be at the project site now
• There may be incorrect financial statement

4. Past Possibility

• She might have taken the bus. I’m not sure how she got to work.
• Your purse might be in the office

5. Asking For Permission

·   Can you help me make this financial report ?

• may I know your telephone number ?

6. Giving permission

·       You can come to my office today

• Yes you can use that computer to enter the data

Member 4 : Putri Yunela Sari

• MODAL AUXILIARY (B)

7. Request

• can you make a letter to invite our clients to the office inauguration?
• Could you buy another pizza for our meeting?
• Would you like to be in my team for the science office project?

8. Obligation

• The government should reduce interest rates in the event of inflation
• The government should be present to support and support weak and weakened market players, and this has been applied by the government in its various policies

9. Necessity

• I build my career in this company. So I have to speak English
• I have to be at work by 8.45 every day.
• Every visitor must report to a reception if want to meet the directors

10. Prohibition

• You mustn’t tell anyone about our new program. It’s a secret.
• You mustn’t smoke inside the office

11. Not Necessary

• You don’t have to come to work before dawn, because we star to meet at afternoon
• We don’t have to wear a tie tomorrow

12. Conclusion

• If the meeting finish. You must make the resume and cloncusion about the meeting
• You must came on time because we will company visit with the shareholders2

Member 5: Ersa Bita Dwinovema

1. THE USE OF ADJECTIVES

BEFORE A NOUN

1. I have a goodidea for this project.
2. This company needs to buy a quickmachine.
3. The company only accepts qualifiedemployees.
4. The production takes a long time and a big cost in the process.

AFTER BE

1. He is loyal to this company.
2. The products are available.
3. He is exemplary
4. The cooperation agreement was very profitable.

AFTER LINKING VERBS

1. She looks very kind as manager in this office.
2. The news sounds really good to our company.
3. The new product seems flawless.
4. His work looks very good in this project.

AS AN OBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT

1. Please listen me first in this project.
2. You have to keep the customers satisfied.
3. Keep the office safe.
4. Grace must keep the document neatly so that it is easy to find.

AFTER SOMEONE, SOMETHING, ANYONE, ANYTHING

1. The company needssomeone confident for this job.
2. The company has to make something different for new product.
3. The company needs anyone experienced in accounting who will be placed in finance section.
4. You have to work anything fast.

Member 6 : Amriyanti Nada Zahirah

1. ADVERB

MODIFYING A VERB

• johnny explain the presentation to his clients, he use Japanese languageand he speaks fluently.
• To get bonus from their boss, The employees complete the agreement documents and work optimally
• He must attend the meeting at the right time, he must move quickly
• Notification of stock in the warehouse is always reported, and reports always comes daily

MODIFYING AN ADJECTIVE

• Margaret is our client and the meeting room is good enough for mrs. Margaret
• Today I’m overtime because, more documents that my boss given and that’s very different from yesterday
• The secretary always tells the boss about his schedule throughout the day
• english is very angry because his employees do not carry out their duties properly

MODIFYING ANOTHER ADVERB

• In the presentation this afternoon, mr. english presented it very well
• He arranged all the documents at the end of the year really neatly
• In this case Johnny was wrong in data entry, and he made everything really messy
• To make an agreement with this one client is not easy but very difficult

MODIFYING A WHOLE STATEMENT

• usually, all employees come at 7 A.M but until now only a few employees had arrived at the office
• sometimes, Merry regrets agreeing to an agreement with this one client. because his client is his ex-lover.
• basically, all employees are afraid of their boss if they make a mistakes
• frequently, tender winners will not budge and tend to become dominant in the agreement