SURAT PERNYATAAN / STATEMENT LETTER

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SURAT PERNYATAAN

NO : 826/74/416-101.3.12/2013

Yang bertanda tangan dibawah ini :

Nama                          : .....................................

Nip                              : .....................................

Pangkat/Gol.               : Pembina / IV a

Jabatan                        : Kepala Sekolah

Unit Kerja                   : ...................................  Kec. Puri Kab. Mojokerto

Menyatakan kepada nama yang tercantum di bawah ini :

                                    Nama                           : ..................................

                                    NIP                              : ...............................

                                    Pangkat/Gol                  : Pengatur Muda Tk. 1 / II b

Jabatan                          : Guru Penjaskes

Unit kerja                      : ..........................  Kec. Puri  Kab. Mojokerto

            Benar-benar mengajar  di ......................... Kecamatan Puri  Kabupaten Mojokerto.

                                                           

Demikian surat pernyataan ini dibuat untuk dipergunakan sebagaimana  perlunya.

Mojokerto, 21 Juni 2013

Kepala Sekolah

 

 

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TROUBLESOME VERBS : RAISE, SET/SIT, LAY/LIE

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TROUBLESOME VERBS : RAISE, SET/SIT, LAY/LIE
TRANSITIVE	INTRANSITIVE	Raised, set, and lay are transitive verbs; they are followed by an object. Rise , sit, lie are intransitive ; I,e., they are NOT followet by an object In (a): raised in followed by the object hand In (b): rises is not followed by an object Note: Lay and lie are troublesome for native speakers too and are frequently misused.
(a)   Raise, raised, raised Tom raised his hand	(b)   Rise, rose, risen The sun rises in the east
(c)    Set, set, set I will set the book on the desk	(d)   Sit, sat, sat I sit in the front row
(e)    Lay, laid, laid I am laying the book on the desk	(f)     Lie,** lay, lain He is lying on his bed