Kamis, 06 Juli 2017

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Labor refers to the use of mental or physical work to produce goods. Most labor changes raw materials into finished product and generally more mental the physical. For example, in both manufacturing and agriculture, machines accomplish the very thing physical work that unskilled laborers used to do. In other industries computer programmed robots and other forma of data processing equipment perform many of the jobs which used to require a lot of mental labor. Therefore, to a certain extent the next factor, capital, can be used to replace labor or reduce the amount of physical and mental labor that humans have to use in otder to conduct business.
Tenaga kerja mengacu pada penggunaan kerja mental atau fisik untuk menghasilkan barang. Sebagian besar tenaga kerja mengubah bahan baku menjadi produk jadi dan umumnya lebih bersifat mental. Misalnya, di bidang manufaktur dan pertanian, mesin melakukan pekerjaan fisik yang tidak biasa dilakukan pekerja kasar. Di industri lain robot yang diprogram komputer dan peralatan pengolahan data lainnya melakukan banyak pekerjaan yang dulunya membutuhkan banyak tenaga kerja mental. Oleh karena itu, sampai batas tertentu, faktor selanjutnya, modal, dapat digunakan untuk menggantikan tenaga kerja atau mengurangi jumlah tenaga kerja fisik dan mental yang harus digunakan manusia untuk melakukan bisnis.

Direct & Indirect (Simple Future)


Affirmatives

§  Direct speech: RP +, + S + Will + V1 + ROTS
He said to me, “I will get a job soon.”
§  Indirect speech: RP + that + S + would + V1 + ROTS
He told me that he would get a job soon.
Negatives

§  Direct speech: RP +, + S + will not + V1 + ROTS
They said to me, “We will not give up.”
§  Indirect speech: RP + that + S + would not + V1 + ROTS
They told me that they wouldn`t give up.
Interrogatives

§  Direct speech: RP +, + Will + S + V1 + ROTS
They asked, “Will you teach us the practical grammar?”
§  Indirect speech: RP + if + S + would + V1 + ROTS
They asked me that if I would teach them the practical grammar.
Negative interrogatives

§  Direct speech: RP +, + Will not + S + V1 + ROTS
He asked, “Won`t you come with us?”
§  Indirect speech: PR + if + S + would not + V1 + ROTS
He asked me if I wouldn’t go with them.
WH/Information questions

§  Direct speech: RP +, + WH + will + S + V1 + ROTS
She asked, “What will you do tomorrow?”

§  Indirect speech: RP + WH + S + would + V1 + ROTS
She wanted to know what I would do the next day.