PRIMBON : APPOINTMENT

Definision of Appoinment

Is a kind or expression which is used to conduct promise.

Making an Appointment

>I’d like to make an appointment with. . .

>I want to make an appointment to see. . .

>I’d like to make an appointment to see. . .

>I’d like you to come and see me!

>I’ll be there

>What about. . .?

Accepting an appointment

>All right! See you there!

>No problem, I’m free on. . .

>Be there on time!

>I’ll wait for you there

>It’s a deal!

Rejecting an appointment

>I’m sorry, I’m very busy

>I’m terribly, sorry I have to put off my appointment

>I’m afraid, I have to postpone my appointment with. . . tomorrow morning

Changing an appointment

>What about. . .

>Is Ok, if we meet at 10:00am tomorrow morning

>Do you have another time this afternoon?

>Could we change the day (time) of the meeting?

>Would you mind if we changed the day (time) of the meeting?

PRIMBON : SIMPLE PAST TENSE

Used to indicate that an act / event that never happened before / in the past. Simple Past Tense also has two forms, namely:

Nominal terms:

- I/you/we/they + to be (was) + complement

- He/she/it + to be (were) + complement

Example:

(+) She were beautiful

(-) She were not beautiful

(?) Were she beautiful?

Verbal Terms (using verbs):

(+) subject + Verb2 + object

(-) subject + did not +Verb1 + object

(?) did+ subject +Verb1 + object?

Example:

(+) He walked to school yesterday

(-) He did not walk to school yesterday

(?) Did he walk to school yesterday?