NOUN,VERB,ADJECTIVE,ADVERB

NOUN,VERB,ADJECTIVE,ADVERB

1.      Well (Baik)

Noun               : We find water in a well.

Verb                : Tears well up in moments of distress.

Adjective        : She is not so well today.

Adverb           : A difficult task well done.

2.      Hope (Harapan)

Noun               : There is little or no hope of his recovery.

Verb                : I hope that my work will be satisfactory.

Adjective        : As a bridge player, you’re hopeless. 

Adverb            : We worked hopefully and energetically, thinking we might finish first.

3.      Beauty (Cantik)

Noun               : A vivid blue area that is the one real beauty of the painting.

Verb                : The scenic beautify of the derwent valley is hard to beat.

Adjective        : She is a beautiful singer.

Adverb           : Rossa sings beautifully.

4.      Care (Peduli)

Noun               : She is under the care of a Doctor.

Verb                : He doesn’t care what other says.

Adjective         : Yuda is a careless writer.

Adverb            : She writes carelessly.

5.      Forget (Lupa)

Noun               : Forget greedy borrowers, naping regulators or global economic     imbalances

Verb                : He often forgets his homework.

Adjective        : It is easy to get confused or forgetful when parking and travelling.

Adverb            : She has hair loss, is so skinny and seems very forgetfully at times.

6.      Interest (Menarik)

Noun               : She has a great interest in the poetry of Donne.

Verb                : Mystery stories interested him greatly.

Adjective        : Perennials and bulbs offer still more colorful, interesting choices.

Adverb            : Interestingly enough, professors do not have the only occupation debating thuis.

7.      Close (Tutup)

Noun               : At the close of day.

Verb                : She closes her eyes as he kisses her cheeks.

Adjective        : Tom’s office is close to the town hall.

Adverb           : A bear’s head couped close.

8.      First (Pertama)

Noun               : She shifted into first and drove off.

Verb                : The meeting firsted about two hours.

Adjective         : Your first book is very good.

Adverb            : He first visited Atlanta in 1980.

9.      Quick (Cepat)

Noun               : Nails bitten down to the quick.

Verb                : It is also relatively quick, taking about 25 minutes at most.

Adjective        : A quick flick of the wrist.

Adverb           : I hope she come quick.

10.  Grate(Syukur)

Noun               : Grate on modern ears with his great white hunter attitude to life.

Verb                : His constant chatter grates on my nerves.

Adjectve         : I am grateful to you for your help.

Adverb            : Donations to support the fee scholarship program are gratefully accepted.