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Kisi-kisi soal uas bahasa sunda sd kelas 1 s d 6 240 Baca kisi-kisi soal berikut ini. Lakukanlah sebanyak mungkin, dan lihatlah hasilnya! Jika Anda menemukan kesulitan, tunggu beberapa waktu dan taruh tangan Anda di atas meja dengan bersimpuh di atasnya. Kalau nanti masih tetap tidak ada jawaban, ikutilah perintah pada penulis. Jangan kompromi dengan keyakinan hati sendiri. Translate the following lines into Sundanese or Indonesian.GRAMMAR GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY 1- a. a is a preposition, and is used with a noun phrase. The noun phrase can be a direct object or an indirect object. Indirect objects are found with verbs of motion, giving, carrying, showing etc., e.g.: "He gave me a book." "I saw him."b- b is used with adjectives, e.g.: "...the most interesting book." "...the least interesting book. BrBr- Br is a pronoun, and is used as a subject, object or complement.c- c is also a preposition and it follows that of its object. e.g.: "When we were there we saw that..." d- d is used with adjectives and some prepositions: "I went to Jakarta today." "The right thing to do was to ..." e- e is also a preposition and it can be used in different ways: e) as an adverb: "...the more you know..."; "He knows so much he can ..."; "I know so little I don't know what ... " (this is also a verb); "...the more you know the less you need ..."; "He is so old that he doesn't ..."; "I am so old that ..., I don't know what ..."f- f uses with prepositions. e.g.: "Her father was very angry." "He is my brother."g- g uses with adjectives. e.g.: "Our house is very beautiful." "Their house was not very beautiful."h- h can be used as an adjective, adverb or preposition. It is advised to use it as an adverb first because it sounds better in Sundanese, e. g.: "She was very angry with him." i- i is a preposition and can be used with some adjectives, e.g.: "She is very beautiful." "He is not very beautiful." (This can also be used as a verb.)j- j is also a preposition and deals with nouns. e.g.: "I am going to visit my grandmother." "He went home yesterday."k- k has its uses both as an adjective and adverb, but it can be used both in English and Sundanese. e.g.: "He has lots of money." "We like to eat at ... cfa1e77820
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