Penjelasan Lengkap VERB 3 dalam Bahasa Inggris | Joesin

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3 May 202106:44

Summary

TLDRThis instructional video offers a specialized lesson on English grammar, focusing on the third form of verbs, particularly after auxiliary verbs like 'help' or in perfect tenses. It introduces the concept of 'transportable' verbs and provides examples to illustrate their use. The video also promotes a free ebook by Justin, covering port switch from start to finish, and mentions an online English course for a comprehensive learning experience. Viewers are encouraged to check the description for more information and to support the channel.

Takeaways

📚 The video is a special English lesson focused on mastering English grammar from the basics.
🎓 Justin offers a free e-book that discusses all aspects of English grammar in a structured and in-depth manner.
📖 The e-book is available with certain terms and conditions, and viewers are encouraged to check the video description for details.
🔑 The lesson specifically covers the use of 'third form' verbs, also known as 'past participles', in English grammar.
🗣️ 'Third form' verbs are used in two main situations: after auxiliary verbs like 'have' and 'has', and in perfect tenses.
👥 Examples are provided to illustrate the use of past participles, such as 'I have watched the movie many times'.
🚫 The script clarifies that 'has not' is a negative perfect tense form, used to indicate that an action has not yet occurred.
🏡 The video uses the example of 'move to Bandung' to explain the use of past participles in past perfect tense sentences.
🍚 Another example given is 'Have you boiled the rice?', which demonstrates the use of past participles in perfect tense questions.
📰 The script explains the use of past participles in passive sentences, such as 'The newspaper is sent by the deliveryman'.
📈 The lesson emphasizes that past participles are used in all types of passive sentences, regardless of tense or polarity.
🌐 Justin's online English course is promoted, which promises to teach English thoroughly from basics with a structured learning system and experienced tutors.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the video mentioned in the transcript?
-The purpose of the video is to teach English grammar, specifically focusing on the use of third form verbs in various contexts.
What does the speaker mention about an ebook by Justin?
-The speaker mentions that Justin has a free ebook that discusses all aspects of English grammar in a systematic, orderly, and in-depth manner.
What are the two situations where third form verbs are used according to the transcript?
-Third form verbs are used after the auxiliary verb 'help' or in perfect tenses, which indicate a completed action or state.
Can you provide an example of a sentence using a third form verb after 'have' in the perfect tense?
-An example is 'I have watched the movie many times,' where 'watched' is the third form of the verb 'watch' used after 'have' to indicate a completed action.
What does the transcript say about the use of 'has not' in a sentence?
-The transcript explains that 'has not' is used in the perfect tense to indicate a negative aspect, as in 'She has not worked yet,' where 'worked' is the third form of the verb 'work.'
What is the significance of the word 'move' in the context of the past perfect tense mentioned in the transcript?
-In the context of the past perfect tense, 'move' is used to describe an action that was completed before another past action, as in 'Tony had moved to Bandung when I visited.'
How does the transcript explain the formation of a question in the perfect tense?
-The transcript explains that to form a question in the perfect tense, you use 'have' or 'has' followed by the subject and then the third form of the verb, as in 'Have you boiled the rice?'
What is the Justin Online English Course mentioned in the transcript?
-The Justin Online English Course is a program mentioned in the transcript that teaches English from the basics, including a systematic learning system and experienced tutors.
What is the role of the word 'by' in the context of passive sentences as described in the transcript?
-In passive sentences, 'by' is used to indicate the agent performing the action, as in 'The newspaper is sent by the newspaper deliveryman.'
According to the transcript, when should third form verbs be used in passive sentences?
-Third form verbs should be used in passive sentences regardless of the tense, whether positive, negative, or interrogative.
How can viewers get more information about the Justin Online English Course and other related requests?
-Viewers can find more information in the video description and are encouraged to check it out for details on the course and other requests.

Outlines

00:00

📚 English Learning Video and Free eBook Offer

This paragraph introduces a special video aimed at teaching English, focusing on grammar fundamentals. It mentions a free eBook by Justin that covers the entirety of port switch topics in a structured and in-depth manner. The audience is encouraged to get the eBook for free, subject to certain terms and conditions, with a prompt to check the video description for details. The video content will delve into the use of the third form of verbs, also known as 'transportable' in Indonesian, and provides examples of its usage in different contexts, such as after auxiliary verbs like 'help' or in perfect tenses. The paragraph also touches on the use of the third form in passive sentences and ends with an invitation to join Justin's online English course for a comprehensive learning experience.

05:02

🗣️ Understanding the Use of Verbs in Passive Voice

The second paragraph continues the discussion on English grammar, specifically focusing on the use of verbs in the passive voice. It explains that passive voice sentences have the subject being acted upon, and provides examples such as 'The newspaper is sent by the deliveryman'. The paragraph clarifies that the third form of verbs is used in passive voice sentences regardless of tense, whether positive, negative, or interrogative. It also invites viewers to ask questions or make requests in the comments section and encourages support for the channel to become a top educational resource. The paragraph concludes with a call to action for viewers to trust and support the channel's mission to provide high-quality educational content.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Port switch

A 'port switch' in the context of this video script refers to a method or tool used in learning English, possibly an application or a technique that helps in mastering English grammar from the basics. It is mentioned as a special feature of the video, indicating its importance in the educational content provided.

💡English grammar

English grammar is the set of structural rules governing the composition of clauses, phrases, and words in the English language. In the video, it is the main focus, as the script discusses learning and mastering it from the basics, which is central to the educational theme of the video.

💡Ebook

An 'ebook' mentioned in the script is a digital version of a book that can be read on electronic devices. The video promotes a free ebook that discusses the entirety of the 'port switch' method, suggesting it as a comprehensive resource for learning English grammar.

💡Auxiliary verb

An auxiliary verb, also known as a helping verb, is used to form various verb tenses and moods in English. In the script, 'help' is given as an example of an auxiliary verb used in perfect tenses, which is crucial for understanding verb conjugation in English grammar.

💡Perfect tense

The 'perfect tense' in English grammar refers to verb tenses that indicate an action that has been completed or has relevance to the present moment. The script uses 'have' and 'has' to illustrate the formation of perfect tenses, which is a key concept in learning English grammar.

💡Third form of verbs

The 'third form of verbs' or 'past participle' is the third principal part of a verb in English, used to form perfect and passive tenses. The script explains its usage in sentences with auxiliary verbs and provides examples like 'watched' and 'worked'.

💡Passive voice

The 'passive voice' is a verb form where the subject of the sentence is acted upon by the verb. The script discusses the passive voice in the context of English grammar, using examples like 'The newspaper is sent by the newspaper deliveryman' to illustrate its structure.

💡Online English course

An 'online English course' is a digital educational program designed to teach English language skills. The script mentions a program by Justin that promises to teach English from the basics, indicating it as a comprehensive learning resource.

💡Tenses

Tenses in English grammar are used to indicate the time of an action or state. The script refers to tenses in the context of perfect tense and passive voice, explaining their formation and usage in sentences.

💡Comment box

The 'comment box' is a feature on video platforms where viewers can post comments or feedback. In the script, it is mentioned as a place for viewers to ask questions or make requests related to the video's content.

💡Channel

In the context of the script, a 'channel' refers to a platform or account on a video-sharing website where content is posted. The script encourages viewers to support the channel, aiming to make it one of the favorite educational channels for learning English.

Highlights

The video is a special port switch for learning English grammar from the basics.

Justin offers a free ebook discussing the entire port switch in a systematic and in-depth manner.

To get the free ebook, there are certain terms and conditions that apply.

The lesson covers the use of the third form of verbs, also known as 'transportable' in Indonesian.

Two situations are described where the third form of verbs is used: after the auxiliary verb 'help' and in perfect tenses.

Examples are provided to illustrate the use of the third form of verbs in affirmative sentences.

The transcript explains the use of 'have' and 'has' in perfect tenses to indicate completed actions.

Negative forms of perfect tenses are also discussed, using 'has not' and 'have not'.

The transcript provides examples of past perfect tense, such as 'move to Bandung'.

Questions in the perfect tense are explained, using 'have you' followed by the third form of a verb.

The importance of using the third form of verbs in all types of perfect tense sentences is emphasized.

Justin's online English course is promoted, which teaches English from the basics with a systematic approach.

The course includes experienced tutors and a study system, encouraging immediate registration.

Information about the course and registration can be found in the video description.

The use of the third form of verbs in passive sentences is explained, with examples like 'The newspaper is sent'.

All types of tenses in passive sentences require the use of the third form of verbs.

The video encourages viewers to ask questions and make requests in the comment section.

Support for the channel is requested to make it one of the top educational channels.