Jumat, 18 April 2014

Direct Speech and In Direct

Direct Speech :   Direct or quoted speech is a sentence (or several sentences) that reports speech or thought in its original form, as phrased by the original speaker. It is usually enclosed in quotation marks. The cited speaker is either mentioned in the inquit (Latin "he/she says") or implied.

-Erfin said, “I am so happy”.
-They said, “We have watched football game”.
-She asks me, “Are you sleepy?” She asks me wether I am sleepy
-He has told us, “I am hungry.” He told us that he is hungry
-She told me,“the sun rises in the east”.
She told me that the sun rises in the east

Direct Speech:
Simple Present Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Simple Past Tense
Simple Future Tense
Future Continouos Tense
Conditional

   Indirect speech, also called reported speech or indirect discourse, is a means of expressing the content of statements, questions or other utterances, without quoting them explicitly as is done in direct speech. For example, He said "I'm coming" is direct speech, whereas He said he was coming is indirect speech. Indirect speech should not be confused with indirect speech acts.


Indirect Speech:Simple Past Tense
Past Continuous Tense
Past Perfect Tense
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Past Perfect Tense
Past Future Tense/Conditional
Past Future Continuous Tense (Conditional Continuous)


NoDirect SpeechIndirect Speech
01He said, "I have a present for you in my bag."He said that he had a present for me in his bag.
02He asked me, "why do you come late."He asked me why I came late.
03He orderd me, "don't bring a bag."He ordered me to didn't bring a bag.

NoDirect SpeechIndirect Speech
01They asked me, "Do you want to join us to play football?"They asked me if/whether I want to join them to play football.
02He asked me, "Does she want to mary me?"He asked me if/whether she wants to mary her.

NoDirect SpeechIndirect Speech
01Simple PresentSimple Past
02Present ContinuousPast Continuous
03Present FuturePast Future
04Present PerfectPast Perfect
05Present Perfect ContinuousPast Perfect Continuous
06Simple PastPast Perfect
07Past ContinuousPast Perfect Continuous

Kamis, 20 Maret 2014

My Hobby

My name is Hari ; I’ve take college majoring management Informatics at Gunadarma University. Truthfully take the major is not related with my hobby that I do.  But, I’m happy to do it; my hobby is dabbling with mechanical of vehicles. It’s so enjoyable doing my hobby and college at the same time.


This Hobby started when I was at senior high school; first I only see and ask some friends about this activity, the longer times passed these activities are so interested and  I straight tried it. Every day after finish the college, I immediately do my hobby. I am also able to earn money.  With this hobby I can buy or selling auto parts of vehicles. Vehicles that become object of my hobby is motorcycle.

Yet, my hobby was opposed by parents; I still do this hobby, and prove these activities haven’t interfered my learning at the college. In fact, it could increase my allowance. My parent was upset for this hobby, but they didn’t prohibit me. As long as I can manage my time between my hobby and my college it’s not to worry. I was happy to do it, so I continue my hobby.


For that, in addition to study I also can get the money.  And I can more adding my knowledge about repairing, assembling, and parts contain in vehicles.


Selasa, 18 Maret 2014

A brief explanation about Management

The main function of management is planning, Organizing,  and Control or Monitoring
1. Function Planning (Planning)
Is a process that involves the efforts made to anticipate the trend in future, and determination of appropriate strategies and tactics to achieve organizational goals and objectives. Planning is the most important of all management functions because without planning other functions organizing, directing, and controlling will not be able to walk.
Planning is defined as a process of setting goals and decide how it can be achieved. The plan includes the necessary resources, tasks completed, the actions taken and the schedule followed.
            Good planning should be able to answer the six questions were referred to as the elements of planning, namely:
1. What actions should be done
2. What is the action performed hrus
3. Where such measures do
4. When will these actions be done
5. Who will perform the action
6. How do I implement the action
Activities in the Planning Function
• Setting objectives and business targets
• Formulate strategies to achieve the goals and targets of the business
• Determine the resources necessary
• Establish standards / indicators of success in achieving objectives and business targets

Type types managers use planning, including:
1.Perencanaan Long Term and Short Term
2. Strategic planning and operational

2. Function Organizing (Organizing)
Is the process of how strategies and tactics that have been formulated in the plan is designed in an appropriate organizational structure and tough, and systems conducive organizational environment, and can ensure that all parties within the organization to work effectively and efficiently in order to achieve organizational goals.
The basic elements that make up the organization, namely:
1. The existence of a common goal
2. The cooperation of two or more
3. The division of tasks
4. The existence of the will to cooperate
As for the characteristics of the organization is
- The presence of components (superiors and subordinates)
- The cooperation
- The existence of destinations
- The existence of the target
- The existence of attachment formats and rules that must be obeyed
- The existence of the delegation of authority and coordination tasks
Activities in Organizing Function
• Allocate resources, formulate and assign tasks, and define the necessary procedures
• Establish an organizational structure that shows lines of authority and responsibility
• Activity recruitment, selection, training and development of human resources / labor
• Event staffing in the most appropriate position
As for how the depiction of organizational structure chart by Henry G. Hodges can be described as follows:
1. Pyramid shape
2. Form of vertical
3. Horizontal shape
4. Circle shape
3. Function Direction and Implementation (Actuating / Directing)
Is the process of implementation of the program to be executed by all parties within the organization and motivate the process so that all parties can carry out their responsibilities with full awareness and high productivity.
Activities in Function Direction and Implementation
• Implement the leadership, guidance, and motivation to the workforce in order to work effectively and efficiently in the attainment of goals
• Provide routine tasks and explanations about the work
• Describe the policy set
4. Function Control or Monitoring (Controlling)
Is a process that is done to make sure the entire series of events that have been planned, organized and implemented to run in accordance with expectations despite various changes occur in the environment facing the business world.
Activity in Control or Control Function
• Evaluate the success in achieving business objectives and targets in accordance with predetermined indicators
• Take steps clarification and correction of the irregularities that may be found
• Perform a range of alternative solutions to the various problems associated with the achievement of business objectives and targets


The means of control or supervision as follows:
1. Direct supervision is supervision conducted themselves directly by a manager.
2. Indirect supervision is remote monitoring, meaning the through reports provided by the subordinate.
3. Supervision by exception is devoted to controlling errors exceptional standard of outcomes or expected. This kind of control is done by a combination of direct and indirect.
Various pengandalian are as follows:
1. Pengandalian internal (Internal Control) is a control performed by a superior to a subordinate.
2. External control (exsternal Control) is a control performed by an outside party.
3. Official control (Formal Control) is an examination conducted by agencies or officials and can be done internally or externally.
4. Consumer Control (Informal Control) is an assessment conducted by the public or consumers, either directly or indirectly...