Assignment 3 (English for Business 2)

1. Madrid has played beautifully although they lost the game against   dortmund.
2. Lewandowski beautify dortmund's play against madrid.
3. Kagawa's girlfriend beauty has charmed sir alex ferguson.
4. Victoria Beckham is beautiful.
5. The oil quality will help vehicle fastness.
6. Lorenzo rides the bike fast.
7. Dhia fasten his finishing about his PI.
8. She is good person.
9. Ronaldo has played well.
10. Ronaldo met a goodness place in real madrid
11. The knife is very sharp. Its sharpness hurts my fingers. It likes my effort to sharpen my love to your heart
12. Mandzukic's shot dashed sharply.
13. Because he late on wake up he run quickly. He quicken his step to rise the best quickness for his destination

Assignment 2 (English for Business 2)

  Nama : Rio Endry Febrian

  NPM : 26210004

  Kelas : 3 EB 17

  Change the adjective words below to noun, verb, and adverb.

         Word Classification:

Adjective	Adverb	Noun	Verb
Beautiful	Beautifully	Beauty	Beautify
Fast	-	Fastness	Fasten
Good	Well	Goodness	-
Quick	Quickly	Quickness	Quicken
Sharp	Sharply	Sharpness	Sharpen

Assignment 1 (English for Bussiness 2)

Name : Rio Endry Febrian

NPM : 26210004

Kelas : 3 EB 17

Make 5 long sentences which contain of adjective, adverb, noun, verb:

     1.   He finish his job extremely fast.

• Adjective : Fast
• Adverb : Extremely
• Noun : He, His Job
• Verb : finish

     2.   Dhia will stay happily by his admired person arrival

•      Adjective : Admired
•      Adverb : Happily
•      Noun : Dhia, His admired person arrival
•      Verb : Stay

     3.   Your chubby cheeks make me dreaming eternally of you.

• Adjective : Chubby.
• Adverb : Eternally.
• Noun : Your chubby cheeks, you.
• Verb : Make.

     4.   Chelsea has won embarrassingly on the prestigious champions league 2012 championship.

• Adjective : Prestigious.
• Adverb : Embarrassingly.
• Noun : Chelsea.
• Verb : Won.

     5.   Lewandowski smash real madrid surprisingly by his amazing skill.

• Adjective : Amazing.
• Adverb : Surprisingly.
• Noun : Lewandowski.
• Verb : Smash.