DEFINITION OF PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
Present Perfect Tense
is the initial form used to express an action or activity that occurs at an
indefinite time in the past or the activity has been carried out.
Formula
Present Perfect Tense :
· Positive Forms ( + )
-
Subject + have/has +
V-3 + Object
Example
:
-
They have walked to the garden
·
Negative Forms ( - )
·
Subject + have/has +
not + V-3 + Object
Example :
-
I have not traveled to the Bandung.
·
Interogative Forms ( ? )
·
Have/has + Subject + V-3 + Object
Example :
-
Have you read the book yet?
ARTIKEL
The
Price Increase In The Month of Ramadan
Ramadan is a month
full of blessings.
In this month the
Muslims are fasting for one month. Both adults and children welcome with joy the arrival of
the month of Ramadan. Because this month is the month that has been waiting
for his arrival since long.
But despite the excitement they experienced there is also a sadness.
Because Ramadan has not arrived, but the nine
basic commodities have risen. Such as vegetables, eggs, meat, and much more.
For onion are usually only in the range of Rp 28 thousand/kg. But today the price of Rp 45 thousand/kg. The price of chicken meat has increased Rp 6 thousand /
kg, from Rp 34 thousand / kg. Now go up to Rp 40 thousand / kg.
This makes housewives became dizzy and have to be very clever to play the
brain. Communities have complained to the government, but has yet to show results. if it's like this,
pity the poor. They only expect help from the government. but the
fact that citizens have not received assistance from the government.
And for workers who have not received THR, they were only able to save
up to get THR.
Until now, the government has not been able to find a solution so
that prices remain stable. However, the government has tried as much as
possible so that prices remain stable. If repeated and there is no
solution, it means the government has lost the market and the government
does not want seriously to dampen the rise in prices of this staple.
1. This month is the month that has been waiting for his
arrival since long
2. Ramadan has not arrived
3. Nine basic commodities have risen
4.
Communities
have complained to the government
5. But have not been able to show results
6.
The fact that citizens have not received assistance from the government.
7.
For workers who have not received THR
8.
The government has not been able to find
a solution.
9. The government has tried as much as possible
10.
The government has
lost the market
