invitation

Dear Comrades alumni,

We intend to invite his friends all at the meeting of Senior High School Alumni OVJ whole force on

Day: Sunday, March 19, 2011
Hours: 10.00 am
Venue: Pavilion Central Java Jakarta Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
Event: silaturrahmi Alumni

The event is free, but for purposes of consumption and admission TMII on responsibility by each invitation.

We strongly expect the presence and active role comrades all to forward this information to all Alumni SMU Negeri good OVJ media melauli email, sms, telephone, blogs, myspace and others for the implementation of these activities.

For further information please contact Sule 021123456

Thank you.

1. flat rate :
a. pokok pinjaman = 12,000 =2.000.000
6
b. bunga perbulan = 15% x 12.000.000 = 300.000
6
periode spp pp bunga perbulan angsuran (pp+bp)
1 12 2 jt 300 2,3
2 10 2 jt 300 2,3
3 8 2 jt 300 2,3
4 6 2 jt 300 2,3
5 4 2 jt 300 2,3
6 2 2 jt 300 2,3
12 1,8 jt 13,8
sliding rate :
periode spp pp bunga perbulan angsuran (pp+bp)
1 12 2 jt 15% x 12 jt = 300.000 2.300.000
6
2 10 2 jt 15% x 10 jt = 250.000 2.250.000
6
3 8 2 jt 15% x 8 jt = 200.000 2.200.000
6
4 6 2 jt 15% x 6 jt = 150.000 2.150.000
6
5 4 2 jt 15% x 4 jt = 100.000 2.100.000
6
6 2 2 jt 15% x 2 jt = 50.000 2.050.000
6

2. flat rate :
a. pokok pinjaman = 90.000.000 = 7.500.000
12
b. bunga perbulan = 24% x 90.000.000 = 1.800.000
12
periode spp pp bunga perbulan angsuran (pp+bp)
1 90 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
2 82,5 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
3 75 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
4 67,5 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
5 60 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
6 52,5 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
7 45 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
8 37,5 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
9 30 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
10 22,5 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
11 15 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
12 7,5 7,5 1,8 jt 9,3 jt
90 21,6 111,6
sliding rate :
periode spp pp bunga perbulan angsuran (pp+bp)
1 90 7,5 24% x 90 jt = 1.800.000 9.300.000
12
2 82,5 7,5 24% x 82,5 jt = 1.650.000 9.150.000
12
3 75 7,5 24% x 75 jt = 1.500.000 9.000.000
12
4 67,5 7,5 24% x 67,5 jt = 1.350.000 8.850.000
12
5 60 7,5 24% x 60 jt = 1.200.000 8.700.000
12
6 52,5 7,5 24% x 52,5 jt = 1.050.000 8.550.000
12
7 45 7,5 24% x 45 jt = 900.000 8.400.000
12
8 37,5 7,5 24% x 37,5 jt = 750.000 8.250.000
12
9 30 7,5 24% x 30 jt = 600.000 8.100.000
12
10 22,5 7,5 24% x 22,5 jt = 450.000 7.950.000
12
11 15 7,5 24% x 15 jt = 300.000 7.800.000
12
12 7,5 7,5 24% x 7,5 jt = 150.000 7.650.000
12

Exercise 34 (Page 124)

1. So
2. Such
3. So
4. Such
5. So
6. So
7. Such
8. So
9. Such
10. Such
11. So
12. So
13. Such
14. So
15. So

Exercise 33 (Page 121)

1. Because
2. Because
3. Because of
4. Because
5. Because of
6. Because of
7. Because of
8. Because
9. Because
10. Because of

Exercise 57: Verbal Idioms (Page: 217)

Answers:
1. Care for
2. Do away with
3. Drop out of
4. Get trough
5. Broke of
6. Held up
7. Drawing up
8. Figure out
9. Keep on
10. Called on
11. Give up
12. Closing in on
13. Look after
14. Came down
15. Take over for
16. Held on to
17. Look into
18. Hand out
19. Check out of
20. Found out
21. Pick out
22. Get by
23. Come along with
24. Pointed out
25. Count on
26. Put off
27. Ran into
28. See about
29. Brought up
30. Passed out
31. Talk over
32. Trying out
33. Turned in
34. Get up
35. Watch out for

Eexercise 54: Commonly Misused Words (Page: 202)

1. A beautiful angel adorned their christmas tree.
2. I have your notes here, but I can't find mine.
3. The rescuers were a welcome site for those trapped on the snow covered mountain.
4. Who's supposed to supply the refreshments for tonight's meeting.
5. It is a custom in the United States to eat turkey on Thanks-giving.
6. Whether we drive or fly depends on the length of our vacation.
7. Pasquale is of French descent, but his cousin is English.
8. Dr. Hipple will not be coming to the meeting because he had too many papers to grade.
9. Although my mother never eats dessert, I prefer something sweet.
10. I guess they're not interested because we haven't heard from them.
11. Doris & Marge teach kindergarten; the later works in Putnam.
12. Isaac Asimov's science books are more easily understood than most scientists.
13. The fender on Sean's bike came loose and had to be tightened.
14. Nobody had any stationary, so we had to use notebook paper to write the letter.
15. The hikers had passed many hours waiting to be rescued.
16. Lisa had to quit eating apples after the orthodontist put braces on her teeth.
17. After any war, the world desires a lasting peace.
18. Albert Einstein expressed his principle of relativity.
19. Marcia was quite tired tired after the long walk to class.
20. You must remember to cite your references when you write a paper.

Exercise 30: Comparisons (Page: 117)

1. Of the four dresses, i like the red one (best).
2. Phil is the (happiest) person we know.
3. Pat's car is (faster) than Dan's.
4. This is the (creamiest) ice cream i have had in long time.
5. This poster is (more colorful) than the one in the hall.
6. Does Fred feel (better) today than he did yesterday?
7. This vegetable soup tastes very (good).
8. While trying to balance the baskets on her head, the woman walk (more awkwardly) than her
daughter.
9. Jane is the (least) athletic of all the woman.
10. My cat is the (prettier) of the two.
11. This summary is (the best) of the pair.
12. Your heritage is different (from) mine.
13. This painting is (less impressive) than the one in the other gallery.
14. The colder the weather gets, (the sicker) i feel.
15. No sooner had he received the letter (than) he called Maria.
16. A mink coat costs (twice as much as) a sable coat.
17. Jim has a (few) opportunities to play tennis as I.
18. That recipe calls for (much) more sugar than mine does.
19. The museum is the (farthest) away of the three buildings.
20. George Washington is (more famous) than John Jay.