Conjuctive adverbs

1. If the adaptive immune response is powerful enough, then it could leave a lasting memory of the infection that will give protection in the future. => Conjuctive adverb time

2. However, there are many others that are pretty forgettable. => Conjuctive adverb contrash

3. However, even if you are not completely immune it is possible a second infection would not be as severe. => Conjuctive adverb contrash

4. However, the scientific consensus is that testing is the issue with patients being incorrectly told they were free of the virus. => Conjuctive adverb contrash

5. The idea is if you pass the antibody test then you are safe to go back to work. => Conjuctive adverb time

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Impersonal it and there

1.) there is much more data and evidence on how COVID-19 is spread, => introductory there

2.) It is clear that urgent research is needed on the best material suitable for universal masks => impersonal it identification

3.) It’s still important to help prevent transmission by practicing social distancing by staying at least 6 feet away from others in public => impersonal it distance 

https://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2020/04/06/why-wear-face-masks-in-public-heres-what-the-research-shows.html ( 7/4/2020)

ENGLISH TASK find direct speech

1.) "I am a totally different person than I was. Maybe it is just getting older, but I hope it was also going through a lot of this," he says. => Present continuous

2.) "God knows the burden she paid for that," said the former president. => Simple past

3.) "So I did that, which was awful," said the ex-president. => Simple past

https://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2020/03/07/bill-clinton-says-lewinsky-affair-was-to-manage-anxieties.html ( Date : 7/3/2020 )