Modul 1-2

English HandBook for

Economics Faculty
Accounting And
Management
Mrs. Nelia Fariani S, S.S, M.Pd
SESSION 1
 How to introduce …..

Penggunaan TO BE digunakan dalam memperkenalkan

diri, seseorang , atau pun sesuatu
(The using of TO BE is used in introducing self, someone
or something )

Apa itu TO BE ?
What is TO BE?
TO BE adalah kata kerja bantu untuk
sebuah kalimat yang memiliki arti :
Adalah, berada/ di, atau saat menyatakan
sebuah kondisi ( keadaan ) / Kata sifat
TO BE is a verb helper in making
sentence, that has a meaning, such as:
Adalah, berada/di, or stating the condition
( situation )/ Adjective
 TO BE

Present Past
Subject ( saat ini ) ( saat
lampau )
I Am Was
HE Is Was
SHE Is Was
IT Is Was
YOU Are Were
WE Are Were
THEY Are Were
 Example
1.Saya adalah seorang akuntan

I am an accountant
2.Mereka di ( berada ) Korea

they are in Korea

3. Negara kita ( adalah / dalam kondisi ) hebat

Our country Is great

Fill in the blank of these below sentences
1. Joko Widodo ….. a President of Republic of Indonesia in this year
2. Last night , when I …. in Jakarta, I saw there was a radical demonstration
3. We….. Indonesian and we live in Indonesia.
4. Indonesia’s flag …. red and white.
5. The Dean of Economics faculty in UNSWAGATI……. Mrs Ida Rosnidah.
6. The currency of Indonesia ……. Rupiah
7. I always save my money in Bank of Republic of Indonesia, and see the
employees do their job. They ……. Great and professional team.
8. 18 years ago, people in Indonesia …… confused with the economy situation, but
now, the economy condition …. great
9. We …. Indonesian. We must obey all the rules from the government .
10. Cirebon ….. a transit city and has many tourism place that we can visit.
 TO BE juga bisa digunakan dalam kalimat “ PASSIVE “
Kalimat passive ditandai dengan penggunaan “ di../ ter … “
examples :
1. Rakyat Indonesia di berikan bantuan oleh pemerintah

Indonesians are given aids by government

Note :
Saat merangkai kalimat dengan menggunakan di / ter kalimat pasif,
harus menggunakan kata kerja bentuk III
Contoh kata kerja adalah ; Give – Gave - Given
 Economics terms
o Comparative o National income o Globalization o Contagion
advantage o European unions o World Trade o Capitalism
o Rational expectation o Agricultural policy Organization o Transparency
o Market failure o International aid o Asset o Game theory
o Moral hazard o Economic man o Depreciation o Macroeconomic
o Asymmetric o Behavioral o Securities policy
information economics o Euros o Sock
o Insurance o Utility o Profit o Price
o Average risk o Public spending o Financial market o Euro zone
o Brand o Interest o Hedge funds o Information
o Perfect competition o Keynes o Capital asset pricing o Competition
o Monopolistic o Government model o Friedrich hayek
competition o Monopoly o Arbitrage o Joseph Schumpeter
o Mergers and o Laissez-faire o Rate of Interest o Opportunity cost
acquisition o Chicago school o Tiger economist
o Enron o Herfindahl- o Currency peg
o Subsidy Hirschman Index o Capital controls
o Aids
o Free trade
SESSION 2
 How to combine sentences ??
Use these words if you want to combine the sentence.
…… and …….. …..meanwhile …….
…...so ….. ….. So that…..
……but…… …..due to….
……or……. …..in order to…..
…..moreover….. …… because……
…..besides …… ……because of ……
…..unless….. ……. Since ……
……if……… ………. whereas ………
…….that’s why…………..
……although…….
……even though…..
………………………
…..while ……. Etc
…..when…….
 examples
1. The Tenants in the mall demand a new contract due to there is an interest charge.
2. The tenants pay all the utilities and they get many facilities since they sign the contract

EXERCISE
Fill in the blank to combine the sentences with appropriate words

3. Mr. Hayek …… Mr. Hirscman will sign the Master of Understanding in the ball room
4. Mr .Jokowi has given tax amnesty to all the business runner ,….. He also issued the new regulation in
paying the tax
5. The traders in Pasar Pagi Cirebon delayed their payment to the PGC management ……..the management
didn’t give appropriate facilities……….. They have paid all the utilities .
6. Economy crisis has been occurred in 1997 – 1998. Government of Indonesia effort to repair all the economy
system, ……….. Now a days, The government of Indonesia supervise all the system in economy, tightly
than before
 If conditional
There are 3 types of if conditional
1. First type : Something real will be done after the
condition is fulfilled
2. Second type : Something unreal will be stated,
because its contrary with the real
3. Third type : Something has been done, but there is a
regret
 See this…
First type

Mr. Ahok will make a free trade in Jakarta if he become a governor again next year

akan V1 Jika menjadi ( V1 ) syarat

( condition )
( aux )
Second type

if I had wings, I would fly to over the

world

Seandainya/ jika punya ( V2 ) akan V1

( aux )
Another sample

If I were a bird, I would fly to see other world without money

Seandainya adalah akan V1

( jika ) ( aux )

Note : type 2 ini, untuk penggunaan To Be harus menggunakan “ were “ bagi

semua Subject ( pelaku )
 Third Type

If the economy crisis hadn’t been happened jn 1998, I would not have got this
trouble

Seandainya Had V3 akan

telah V3
( Jika ) ( aux ) ( aux ) ( aux
)
Reasons to Evict a Tenant 
REVIEWED BY FREDERIC GOODWILL
 
If you’re a landlord and want to evict a tenant, you need to have a legal reason for doing so. In other words, you can’t evict a tenant
just because you don’t get along with them or because they’re a little messy. And while laws are in place to keep folks in the
property they’re renting, there are four common reasons you can evict a tenant in nearly every state.
 
1. Tenant Violates the Lease or Rental Agreement
Since lease and rental agreements are legal contracts, violation of their agreements can be cause for eviction. For example,
if the apartment you’re renting has a “no pets” clause and you discover that your tenant has a dog, you may be able to start the
eviction process.
Keep in mind you need to keep up your end of the agreement as well. If you’ve agreed to pay certain utilities or make
certain repairs, you could open yourself up to a small claims case by neglecting your contractual responsibilities.
2. Tenant Does Not Pay Rent on Time
Some cities and counties allow a buffer period for rent payment, but a tenant who is habitually tardy can often be evicted.
And, obviously, if your tenant has simply not paid rent in a certain month (or several months), this is absolutely grounds for
eviction.
If your tenant is late on rent, create a paper trail by sending the tenant a Late Rent Notice. Keep a copy for yourself. This way,
should your case end up in court, you can prove you’ve given the tenant proper notice.
3. Tenant Damages the Property
Here, it’s important to distinguish between real damage and “wear and tear.” Scuffs on the hardwood floor or fingerprint smudges
near light switches do not qualify as damage. But if your tenant knocks out a wall or runs their car through a garage? That’s a
different story.
Keep in mind that this reason may or may not be valid if your tenant makes the repairs his or
herself. In our garage door example, if your tenant picks out a replacement and clears it with
you, then pays for the door and installation, you can’t very well kick them out for damage.
That said, your tenant should not make any major changes or repairs to your property unless
those changes are cleared by you or are covered in your lease agreement.
4. Tenant Uses Property for Illegal Purposes
Lastly, you can evict a tenant if they use for property for illegal purposes. Converting an
apartment into a supper club or selling narcotics from your property are two such examples.
Now, realize that you must follow a series of steps to actually evict a tenant and that
there are several actions you’re legally disallowed from doing (such as changing the locks or
shutting off utilities). You can read about those in our “How to Evict a Tenant” article or look
at a sample eviction notice. Also, if you’re planning on evicting a tenant, make sure you create
a paper trail.