Dalam waktu dekat soal ujian akan dikirim ke alamat email yang anda daftarkan di sini.

Sukses!!!

  

Sebelum Anda ikut Ujian Akhir untuk mendapatkan sertifikat, sebaiknya Anda ikut ujian ini terlebih duhulu. Anda bisa (klik) LANGSUNG melihat NILAI Anda saat selesai mengerjakan Ujian Simulasi berikut.

"You" and "your" are both pronouns, but they serve different grammatical functions. 

- subject: the subject is the person or thing performing the action or being described in the sentence.

e.g.

    You run every morning. (Kamu berlari setiap pagi)

- object: the object is the person or thing receiving the action of the verb.

e.g.

    I will help you. (Saya akan membantu kamu).

Possessive adjective indicates that something belongs to the person.

e.g. 

    Is this your book? = Apakah ini bukumu?

    Your smile is beautiful. = Senyumu indah.

INGATT!!!
your sebagai possesive adjective selalu diikuti oleh kata benda.

your + kata benda.

your phone = ponselmu

your house = rumahmu

your book = bukumu

your father = ayahmu

"She" and "her" are both pronouns used to refer to females, but they serve different grammatical roles in a sentence:

It is used when the female is the subject of the sentence, meaning she is performing the action.

e.g.

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Welcome to the first edition of my monthly newsletter for 2024! As we dive into the highlights of January, it's been a month filled with unexpected twists, from visa hurdles to spontaneous travels.

Let's start with the not-so-pleasant news about my residence permit in Budapest. In November 2023, my university dropped the bombshell that my permit would become invalid due to my student passive status in Fall Semester 2023. Surprisingly, this information wasn’t covered during the orientation, and I hadn't received any official notification from immigration. This created a bit of chaos, especially since I was in Nias Island at the time, making it impractical to rush to Jakarta for a new permit, plus the returned flight to Jakarta cost €380. 

With the Hungarian Immigration Office not accepting long-term visa applications from January 1st to February 29th, 2024, and my flight scheduled for February 6th, I faced a dilemma. The best solution emerged – applying for a tourist visa, allowing a 90-day stay in the Schengen area. This choice was crucial to save my non-refundable flight ticket.

Navigating this situation wasn't easy. Unsure about my residence permit status, I sought assistance from a Hungarian friend in Budapest who directly contacted the immigration office. After two weeks of anticipation and a result indicating the necessity of applying for a new visa, I decided to take a short trip to Bali. Bali, with its tranquil beauty, provided a much-needed escape. Nusa Penida, away from the tourist hustle, was the perfect spot to unwind.

Little did I know, the process of applying for a short-term visa had changed. The Embassy of Hungary now required applications through VFS Global, incurring an additional cost of 200.000 IDR. Small setbacks aside, the journey continued.

Returning to Jakarta after spending 5 nights in Bali, I was delighted to retrieve my repaired iPhone XR, which had met its demise in Nias. This enabled me to share moments from my Bali trip on WhatsApp, and a surprise awaited me the next morning. A Spanish friend messaged, questioning if I was truly in Bali. As fate would have it, he was there too. In a spontaneous move, I caught the next flight to Bali, chronicling the adventure in an article titled "Smart Traveling: Affordable Luxury Escapes." However, a lesson learned the hard way – my supposedly water-resistant iPhone was not as resilient as I thought. I didn't know that after changing the battery, it is no longer water-resistant. Due to this oversight, my iPhone became non-functional again.

As the month drew to a close, a call from the Embassy of Hungary in Jakarta brought a glimmer of hope. I could apply for the long-term visa, though the result wouldn't be ready before my scheduled flight on February 6th. The embassy advised applying for a residence permit visa before leaving Indonesia, ensuring a smoother process upon my return. 

Stay tuned for the next installment as February unfolds its surprises!