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Exercise is important for our health and has a lot good impact for our body. Sometimes we didn’t success to follow our exercise program. Laziness, bored, bad time management and another factor prevent us. Here I got 9 tips for you to keep in exercise program.

1. Do it with your friends. It will be different if you have friend.
2. Choose the program that you like. There is a lot of sport activity that you can choose, running, jogging, swimming, aerobic, martial arts, body building, soccer, basket ball etc. I myself prefer body building, so choose that you like and you will enjoy.
3. Make a schedule. It will easy for you if the program is include in your daily activity. If you do it continually that will be a part of your life. Nice hah?
4. Start it slowly. It means step by step. You can begin a jogging program once a day for 30 minutes in a week and escalate in next week, for example once a day for 60 minutes.
5. Don’t forget a warming up. Do it warming up to decrease an injury possibility.

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Mrs. Puff: I will free next week. :(

(+) S + will/shall/be going to + v-1 + O + adverb of time
(-) S + will/shall/be going to + not + O + adverb of time
(?) Will/shall/be going to + S + v-1 + O + adverb of time

Example:
She will help me next week.
I will not be here tomorrow
Shall we go to school?

Usage

To expresses future time. When the speaker is making a prediction, either will or be going to is possible.
Example:
I will go to Kandahar.
It is going to be rainy tomorrow.

To expresses a prior plan. When the speaker is expressing a prior plan (because he/she has made a plan or decision to do it) only be going to is used.
Example:
Why did you packing? I’m going to my hometown tomorrow.
I’m going to clean this house, because my parent will come.

To express willingness use will.
Example:
She’s coming. I will take her bag.
A: I don’t understand this.
B: I will help you.

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Plankton finally got the recipe. He had been trying to steal that for two years.

(+) S + had + been + v-ing + O + adverb of time
(-) S + had + not + been + v-ing + O + adverb of time
(?) had + S + been + v-ing + O + adverb of time.

Usage
To emphasize the duration of an activity that was in progress before another activity or time in the past.
Example:
The police had been looking for the criminal for two years before they caught him.
I had been studying Arabian language for two years last month.

Frequently used adverb
For …, by yesterday, since …, by last ….

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Sasori to Deidara: 'He had already changed when you came.'

(+) S + had + v-3 + O
(-) S + had + not + v-3 + O
(?) Had + S + v-3 + O?

Usage
Express an activity that was complete before another activity or time in the past.
Example:
We had already arrived when the game began.
Ron had left before Mary got to library.

Frequently used adverb
After …: setelah
… before: sebelum
…when: …. Ketika

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A tramp lie down and sleep in the park. He had been sleeping for about 5 minutes when a couple walked by. The man stopped, woke the tramp up , and asked him, "Excuse me.

Do you know what the time is?" The tramp replied, "I'm sorry - I don't have a watch, so I don't know the time."

The man apologised for waking the tramp and the couple walked away.

The tramp lay down again, and after a few minutes went back to sleep. Just then, a woman, who was out walking her dog, shook the tramp's shoulder until he woke up again.

The woman said, "I'm sorry to trouble you, but I'm afraid I've lost my watch - do you happen to know the time?" The tramp was a little annoyed at being woken up again, but he politely told the woman that he didn't have a watch and didn't know the time.

After the woman had gone, the tramp had an idea.

He opened the bag that contained all his possessions and got out a pen, a piece of paper and some string. On the paper, he wrote down, 'I do not have a watch. I do not know the time'.

He then hung the paper round his neck and eventually dropped off again.

After about 15 minutes, a policeman who was walking through the park noticed the tramp asleep on the bench, and the sign around his neck.

He woke the tramp up and said, "I read your sign. I thought you'd like to know that it's 2:30 p.m."

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I was walking down the street when it began to rain.

(+) S + was/were + v-ing + O + adverb of time
(-) S + was/were + not + v-ing + O + adverb of time
(?) was/were + S + v-ing + O + adverb of time?

Usage

Indicate an activity or situation was in progress at particular time in the past.
Example:
At 08.00 pm yesterday we were playing video game.

Both action that occurred in the same time, but one action began earlier and was in progress when the other action occurred.
Example:
I was watching TV when she arrived. (The past progressive form ‘watching TV’ happen first and for the past form is second).
While I was studying last night, she called me.
 
Frequently used adverb
When…, while.., at… o’clock yesterday and other in the past.

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"We spent our time in the beach yesterday."

(+) S + v-2 + O + adverb of time
(-) S + did + not + v-1 + O + adverb of time
(?) Did + S + v-1 + O + adverb of time
Example:
I bought a newspaper yesterday
She didn’t come here last night
Did you come here last night?

Usage
Indicates an activity or situation began and ended at particular time in the past.
Example:
She went with me last night.
John didn’t bring a book last week.
Did you visit me two days ago?

If a sentence contains when, and has simple past in both clauses, the action in the when clause happens first.
Example:
(1st) When I heard strange voice, (2st) I got up to investigate.
She arrived when I watched TV last night. (watched TV happen first)

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