bahasa indonesia

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Complete each of the following sentences by selecting an appropriate
word from the box. Each word may be used only once.
mengeluarkan
menidurkan
bdnqka .doll
desah desirm
menghijaub.
mematikan
hut& fdr&t mernasukkan
rnenyederhanakan
mesin engine
menghidupkan
rnenjatuhkan
saku pocket
sengaja intentional
merapikan
mendudukkan
swafla private, nongovernment
1 Pak Budi anaknya ke sekolah swasta di
kota itu.
2 Pada jam 6 sore ibu lampu di ruang tamu.
3 Tono sedang tempat tidurnya.
4 Edi sedang uang dari sakunya.
5 Bu Bejo akan anaknya di kamar depan.
6 Ani bonekanya di kursi rotan.
7 Dia dengan sengaja botol kecap manis itu.
8 Kita hams ' kembali hutan itu.
9 Mengapa dia tidak mau mesin mobilnya?
10 Bisa anda desain rumah itu?
The third meaning of meN-kan is benefactive; that is, it indicates that
the action shown by the verb is don2 fsr thc benefit of someone else
(who is called the beneficiary).
The benefactive meN-kan often occurs in a sentence with two objects.
The first object, which directly follows the verb, is called the primary
object, while the second is called the secondary object. In sentences
with meN-kan, the beneficiary appears as the primary object. -%-e
secondary object is usually referred to as the patient. (Remember that
this is a grammatical term and does not mean the same as a patient at a
hospital.) The patient is the thing that is affected by the action (e.g.
being given or transferred). To help you remember which one is which,
here is a simple definition of each of these terms:
Primary object: Object that directly follows the verb.
Secondary object: Object that follows the primary object.
Beneficiary: Person who benefits from the action indicated by the
verb. In meN-kan sentences, this is the primary object.
Patient: Thing being affected by the action. In meN-kan sentences,
this is the secondary object.
Ayah membuatkan kami teh.
Subject Verb Primary object Secondary object
Agent Beneficiary Pabent
Father made ' us tea.
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