AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS’ ABILITY IN CONSTRUCTING
VERBAL AND NOMINAL SENTENCES A CASE STUDY
AT STUDENTS OF SMP N 2 WEST NORTH PRAYA IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2011/2012
Chapter
I
Introduction
1.1. Background Of The
Study
Learning English nowdays is
more different from before. “students learn English as second language that can
be used in daily life “(Joko Kaswara. 2004)’ human communication my views as a
form of social inter-changed for some mutual purpose (Harper and Row 1974:123).
People communicate in living room, two persons talking over the telephone , in
meeting, a comfrence call, a public speaker a radio or newspaper.
Written language and spoken
language is differ in important aspects. Written language must complex, nearly
perfect case got revised and can apear in writing, grammar has very important
role to support writing but in speaking, grammar is not too important, less
structural cause reflect unedited language simple than written at least the
speaker and the listener understand each other so the grammatical system is not
so important.
When the two or more people
communicate each other, sometimes they neglect grammatical system they never
think that their sentences structures or not.
For written language grammatical
system is the most important part. Writing is written communication used for
sharing ideas, important documents, grammar books and soon.
As we know that grammar is an
element of language that is very important especially in writing. If we discuss
about grammar of course we discuss about sentence because sentece is a part of
grammar, “we see the fuction of grammar to organize and arrange four skills in
grammatical categories such as present, past tense article and nouns etc,”
(Raymond Murphy: Second Edetion). Sentence pattern is a part of grammar.
Thus in this study we will discuss about sentence use verb as predicate
and nominal sentence is a sentence use “To Be” as predicate (Wahyu Purnomo:2)
Many student still confused to
construct verbal and nominal sentences. They did not know which one is verbal
and nominal sentence. They did not able to diffreciate both of the sentence.
When they construct verbal sentence, they also used “To Be” verbal does not
need it. Reverse they construct nominal sentence they also use verb. Those
problems to investigate the construction verbal and nominal sentences in
english.
Based on the statement above,
the writter assumes that the investigation an analysis of students’ ability in
constructing verbal and nominal sentences can be conducted by the test of
multiple choice, test rearrangements and construct sentence directly(essay)
1.2. Statement Of The
Problem
The problem of this statement is an analysis of the
student’s ability in constructing verbal and nominal sentences.
1. How
far the students’ ability to construct vebal and nominal sentences?
2. What
are the students strategies to construct verbal and nominal sentences?
1.3.
Purpose Of The Study
The purpose of the study as follws:
1. To
know the students’ ability in constructing verbal and nominal sentences
2. To
know the students strategies to avoid errors at using verbal and nominal
sentences
1.4. Sigsnificance Of The
Study
This research
has two significance of the study :
1. For student
- To
develove their aknowledge and grammar ability
2. For
teacher
- To
know the student ability in grammar especially in constructing verbal and
nominal sentences
-
1.5. Scope Of The Study
The scope of this study
restricted to the following point :
1. The
study restricted to the analysis of the students’ ability in constructing
verbal and nominal sentences
2. The
subject of investigation is the second year of the student SMP N 2 West North
Praya in acadmic year 2011/2012
1.6. The Assumption Of The Studty
Base on the background of the study, the writer
assumses that the scond year students of SMP N 2 West North Praya in academic
year 2011/2012 are unable to construct verbal and nominal sentences.
1.7.
Definition
Of The Key Terms
To avoid possible misinterpretation and misunderstanding
or in order to classify variabel in this study
1. Analysis
-
Analysis in static’s
tecniques designed to yeald the intercorrelation between numbers of variable
(Richer M. Ryeman, 1982: 230)
-
Analysis is the study
of somthing by examining it is part and their relationship, including statement
of the result (oxford Advanced Learner
Dictionary)
2. Ability
Ability is possessed by
individual to know grammatical system mentally avoid very subject others
- Someone
knowledge
- To
know grammatical system
-
Mentally evecit in
every subject others
3. Construct
Abstraction defined in term of
similarity and contras of elements (Richard M. Ryemen: 1962: 262)
- Design
a great sentences, especially to construct verbal and nominal sentences
- To
know which one verbal and nominal sentences according grammatical structure.
4. Verbal
Sentence
A sentences which is used
predicate of verb and action’’(Akhmad kardin, M.Hum, 2005:30)
5. Nominal
Sentence
A sentences which is use
predicate of verb shows not action “(akhmad kardin, M.Hum, 2005:32)
Chapter
II
Review
of Related Literature
2.1
Language
Language
capability is an ability that diffrentiated human being with other (Cheader
Alwasilah 1985). “language is the system of the sounds and words used by human
to express thought and felt (oxford, New Edittion :662)” All language on the number of sound that can be
produced by human vocal cord and the number build limited “(Kangen Havemenn.
1972:158)
Human being communicate with other
using language they have many different ways in sanding a message to others
according to Marsudi (in Syahrial, 1990) human used symbol of sounds that
differ from animal to communicate with others. These articulate sounds are
called spoken, thus we can say that
languange is an instrument of communication.
Language is collection of symbol
governed by rules and used to convey messages between individuals, these
symbols can be verbal and non verbal ( Allen and corder. 1991:1) language is a
system of spoken and written symbol (verbal) that enable humans to communicate
with each other, verbal language is not the only form of communication it can
be non verbal language among human being it plays very essential role in
certain case that human use non verbal communication in all likelihood is
testimony to the fack that it is effective and even more effective than human
spoken communication to convey emotion and our understanding (Afriana : 2008:
1)
All language distinguishes between
verbal and nominal sentences, according to the differnet parts of speech which
can form predicate. The former is a sentence which the subject (virtually) a
noun and predicate a finite verb. The
letter is a sentence in which the subject as well as the nouns in the position of subjector
predicate, are represented by
independent sentences, we have a compound sentences suitable, the differences
inthe kinds of sentences patern on the different part of speech of predicate,
as nouns can be indicate only, continuence,fixednes, etc. And verbs, action,
development, so the nominal sentences describes or gives to the subject and
abiding atribute or condition, and the
verbal sentences on expresses a movement or the divelopment on an action, or
say a condition (in case of neuter verbs) in refrence to the arrangement of
simple nominal sentence. Which has not been accuratelly in dictated in any
grammar of the Hebrew language , but on the contrary, of tea even falsely stated, the result of it is as
follows in the nominal sentence the chief interest attaches to it as the object
which is thought as being in a position or provided with an attribute (C.
Abbrecht:1)
To each utterance, grammar or
synthetic component assigns a certain
structural description that specifies the language element of which is
constituent and their structural relation the phonology component convert a
string of word of specified synthetic structure into a phonetic representation
to semantic component. Assigns a semantic interpretation to the abstract
structure generated by the syntactic. “ thus the syntetic component provides
for each sentence a semantically interpretable structure and phonologically
interpretable structure “ (Chomsky 1964.pp.9.10 ).
Based on Chomsky’s statemet we can
conclude that linguistic branch consist of three coponent phonology, semantic
and syntax element are : are phonology, grammar, and sementic these statements
are same like Chomsky statement and from
statement. From both statement can be conclude that linguitic element are:
a Phonology
refers to system of sounds..
b Grammar
refer to syntax.
c
Semantic refer to
vocabulary.
2.2
Language
Element
Language is relationship between sounds and syntax to
use by people in the world for communicating each other, if we learn language of course we will also
use elemets of language as as we know that there are three element of language that
are:
a
Phonology
Component
Phonology
is the study about system of sounds and speech, Morgan/King (1975) and
according to lyons (1968) is the sound of giving language. Phonitically had
develop classification score possible vowel and consonant sounds, suh as sound
are called phonemes.
A phonemes is a speech sound: the distinction between a phonem and latter
name shown by by the use of slash marks. Thus /P/ is the first sound in
“putting”/b/the first sound in ‘’butter’’ and soon most of phonetic will be
familiar to you. Some may be new,like/g/,/$/ for shin /Z/ for gin. There are
several rlated system for analysis of English phonemes. Here are is one
develoved By Miller and Nicely (1985: also Miller 1950)
From study of speech perception
each phonemes is specified by an Enlish are placed, manner and voicing to
understand the feature system try producing different sound and notice what
happen to your lips and tongue. Place refer to the location in the mouth cavity
where a sound is produced: labial with the lips as in /b/ dental at pr just
back of the teeth as in /t/ and back behind the gum ridge as in/k/.
Manner
refer to the method producing sound: plosive and abrupt of sudden release air:
put your hand just infront of your lips and say (peter,piper, peck of picked
poppers). Fricative a steady release air thouht a ristricted opening (try to
saying “she sells, sea sell” nasal release though nasal. To get an idea of
voicing start humming and intterupt the hum with the repition of /b/or/p/ you
will notice that voice /b/ can be blended right in woth the hum, but to produce
unvoiced /p/ require that you inttrupt the hum for instance in a making voice
consonant the vocal cord actually begin to vebrate fraction of secondbefore the
consonant whle release unvoiced consonant the vocal cord begin to vibrate
slightly after the releasing the consonant.
b.
Syntatic
Component
Syntax
is component of the grammatical system for the arrangement of words into
phrases and pharases into sentences.(Oxford:1212), syntax which seems as a
central to the interpretation of a spoken sentence is hypotical rule based base
process that can be analyzed independure tently of either sound or meaning in
analysis syntatical structure the meaning of individual word in the semantic
link between them generally disrigard while more reason a count or grammatical
theories has made syntax less inportant. The efect of the early prominence of
dynthetic study remined.
c.
Semantic
Component
Semntic
component assign a semantic interpretation in grammatical aspect language and
learning of the language is organized. Ruler, however, not only the grammar but
also the semantic component of english, we would not be able communicate
meaning to one and another relate to the world outside. Further more, some
theories of language aquisition would insist that we learned about synthetic
ruler trough semantic representation (Slobin,1971)
The remains human being are capable or even
more abstract analysis and interpretationof object and events in their
suroundings almost notables are semantic comparison, this that are base on
meaning(Robber,Calfee 1997)
2.3 Grammar
Grammar
is an important tool with learners can check the correctness of their English
(Colin W. Devis Andre J. Watt: 1) if we combine to the grammar defination it has
different names but it has been used by language teacher for many years.
Grammar is the rules of speaking that make the setence polite and also through
the study of the target of language grammar, student would becoome familiar
with the grammar of native language and this familiarity would them speech and
write their native language better (oxford university press: 05). The rules
language for changing the form of words and combining into sentences (Oxford
New Edition). One word is about the most fundemental concept in language that
is sentence. The rules of grammar particular languages are the rules for
composing the entire sentence this could conceivable express in the language.
That could concert the number of sentences that can be utterance in any language
is infinite the set of object.
Base on modern English
practical reference guide by Marcella Frank. The sentence may be further
devided according to the function each word has in the subject, predicate
relationship. Each of these function is clasified as a differ each parts of
speech, the word that form the central core of the sentence arround which all
the other words” cluster” are the parts of speech known as knowns (pronouns)
and verb: the word that modify the central core words are the parts of speech
called adjectives and advebs: the words that show the particular kind of
connecting relationship among these four parts of speeh are called prepositions
and conjunctions
.
2.4
Part
of speech forming the central core.
The centeral core of the
sentence, the part that absolutely necessary for a complete sentence, consist
of the most important word in the subject often called “Simple subject” such
parts of speech. A predicate word, which expresses action or some other kind of
event, this word followed frequently by other word that completes the
predication word or predication (called an object).
A linking word which expresses
condition, this linking word always followed by another word which make the
actual predication (called a subject complement). The predication word or the
linking word is often formed “simple predicate” a word functioning as a
subject, object, or subject complement is a senteral core is called a noun in
the part of speech clasification. Certain word may be used to avoide repetation a noun already
mentioned (or understood).
1.
Parts
of Speech
A.
Noun.
A noun is often defined as a word which names a person, place or thing.
Here are some examples of nouns:
boy, river, friend, Mexico, triangle, day, school, truth, university, idea,
John F. Kennedy, movie, aunt, vacation, eye, dream, flag, teacher, class,
grammar. John F. Kennedy is a noun because it is the name of a person; Mexico
is a noun because it is the name of a place; and boy is a noun because it is
the name of a thing.
There
are many different types
of nouns developed by grammarians
including the proper noun, the common noun,
the concrete noun, the abstract noun, the countable noun (also called the count
noun), the non-countable noun (also called the mass noun),
and the collective noun.
v Proper Nouns
We always
write a proper noun with a capital
letter, since the noun represents the name of a specific person, place, or
thing. The names of days of the week, months, historical documents,
institutions, organisations, religions, their holy texts and their adherents
are proper nouns. A proper noun is the opposite of a common noun.
v Common Nouns
A common noun
is a noun referring to a person, place, or thing in a general sense -- usually,
you should write it with a capital letter only when it begins a sentence. A
common noun is the opposite of a proper noun.
Concrete Nouns
A concrete noun is a noun which names anything (or
anyone) that you can perceive through your physical senses: touch, sight,
taste, hearing, or smell. A concrete noun is the opposite of a abstract noun.
Abstract Nouns
An
abstract noun is a noun which names anything which
you can not perceive through your five physical senses, and is the
opposite of a concrete noun.
v Countable Nouns
A countable noun
(or count noun) is a noun with both a singular and a
plural form, and it names anything (or anyone) that you can count. You
can make a countable noun plural and attach it to a plural verb in a sentence.
Countable nouns are the opposite of non-countable nouns and collective nouns.
Non-Countable Nouns
A non-countable noun (or mass noun)
is a noun which does not have a plural form, and which refers to something that
you could (or would) not usually count. A non-countable noun always takes a
singular verb in a sentence. Non-countable nouns are similar to collective
nouns, and are the opposite of countable nouns.
Collective Nouns
A collective noun is a noun naming a group of things, animals, or persons. You could count the individual members of the group, but you usually think of the group as a whole is generally as one unit. You need to be able to recognise collective nouns in order to maintain subject-verb agreement. A collective noun is similar to a non-countable noun, and is roughly the opposite of a countable noun.
B. Pronoun
Pronouns refer
to and replace nouns (the names of people, places, and things) that have
already been mentioned, or that the speaker/writer assumes are understood by
the listener/reader. For example, “I
want you to read this again.” The words I, you, and this are
pronouns. (ACADEMIC STUDIES ENGLISH. FALL 1998)
C. Adjective
The
adjective is a modifier that has the grammatical property of comparition. It is
offer identified by special derivational endings or by special adverbial
modifiers that preced it. It almost usual position is before the noun it
modifies but it fills others position as well.
Adjective
is a word used to qualify/ modify the noun, based Mastering English grammar,
the kinds of adjective are :
a.
Demonstrative
Adjective.
Demonstrative
adjective is must agree with their nouns (they must agree only in number) and the position of them must be before the
noun modified. Demonstrative adjective can be clasified or in to groups are
definitive demonstrative adjective and indefinite demonstrative adjective
(Mastering English Grammar: AM. Prayitno)
b.
Possessive
Adjective
The
words adjective are my, your, his, her,
its and their and the position of these
adjective must be before the noun modfied (Mastering English Grammar:
AM. Prayitno)
c.
Numeral
Adjective
Numeral
adjective is the adjective used to show the number of things and numeral
adjective can be clasified or group in two groups:
v Definitive
numeral adjective, the kinds of definitive numeral adjective are cardinal number, ordinal number and fraction
number.
v Indefinite
numeral adjective is the adjective used to the a mount of things which have
uncertain number the words of indefinite numeral adjectives are all,enough, few, some, many, atc.
d.
Quantitative
Adjective
Quantitative adjective is the
adjective used to show the uncountable things, the words of quantitative
adjective are all, any, some, any, some, whole, little etc.
e.
Interogative
Adjective
The
words used introgative are what, which, whose. The position of them must be
before the noun modified.
f.
Proper
Adjective
Proper
adjective are formed from the proper noun and the position of proper adjective
must be before the noun modified.
g.
Distributive
Adjective
Distributive
adjectiveis the adjective used to show one of the existings, the words of
distributive are every, each, either, and neither, the position of distributive
adjective must be before the noun modified.
h.
Descriptive
Adjective
Descriptive
adjective is the adjective used to describe the qualify, character,and the
condition of person/ human being or thing, the position of the descriptive can
be before or after the noun modified.
D. Verb.
A
verb is a "doing word". It expresses the carrying out of an action.
With an active verb this action is carried out by the subject (English Grammar A Short Guide, Graham Tulloch).
Based on mastering English Grammar the basic form verb in English grammar is
called “infinitive” Infinitive can be conjugated according to the tense used.
Basically, there kinds of principal Change of the verbs (infinitife,past
tense,and past participel).
The verbs is the most complete part
of speech, it is varying arangements with nouns determine the different kinds
of sentences, statements, questions, like the noun. The verb has the
grammatical properties of person and number, properties which require agreement
verb of subject.
Position
Of Verb
The verb is used after a subject or
before an object or compelement. The verb appears before the subject in most
questions, and in sentences or clauses that begin with certain types of
negative adverbs. (see the section on the position of nouns for more
inrformation about the position of verbs) (Modern English, Marcella Frank)
The
kinds of conjunction are:
a.
Strong
Conjunction
The
verb which have strong conjunction are the verbs which past tense and past
participle form are not formed by
adding/ed/ or /d/ to their infinitive forms the verbs which have conjunction of
these kinds are called irregular verb.
b.
Weak
Conjunction
The
verbs have got weak conjunction are the verbs of which past tense and past
participle forms are formed by adding /ed/ or /d/ to their infinitive forms.
The verbs which have conjunction of these kinds are called regular verb. The
past tense and the past participle forms of all regular verbs are made by
adding /ed/ or /d/ to their simple form
of the verbs.
E.
Adverb
Adverb
is a word used to modify all parts of speech except noun and pronoun. Based on
Masteering English Grammar there are kinds simple adverb, introgative, adverb,
and relative adverb. The most of adverbs of manner and some adverbs of degree are formed by
adding /ly/ to corresponding of
adjective.
It has been customary to include the most
disparate elements amonnto any adverb frequently those that can not be put into any other part speech classification
(Modern English, Marcella Frank)
F. Preposition
Prepositions
are words normally placed before nouns or pronouns (Practical English Grammar,
fourth Edition: A. J . Thomas A.V Martinet). The noun and pronoun following the preposition
it’s object, a pronoun used in this
always an object pronoun: me, him, her, it us, and them, the preposition plus
it is object is called the prepositional phrase (Lets write English: George E
Wilshon, Julia M. Burks). Preposition are words normally placed by before nouns
or pronoun, preposition can also followed by verbs but, except after but and
except, the verb must be in the gerund form (Practical English Grammar, fourth
Edition: A. J . Thomas A.V Martinet).
The
preposition is classified as a part of speech in traditional grammar, however,
prepositios as well as conjunctions differ from other part of speech in that
each is composed of a small class of word that have no formal characteristic
endings ( Modern English, Marcella Frank).
Function
of Preposition
Preposition
have been called the biggest little words in English. They are usually quite
short and in significant looking, but they have very important function, only
the preposition change but that is enough to change the meaning entirely.
(Practical English Grammar, fourth Edition: A. J . Thomas A.V Martinet).
G.
Conjunction
A conjunction is a word
which connects two or more sentences (Discourse and Function, A Framework of
Sentence Structure. by Anthony C. Pick) Based on Lets Write English by George E.
Wishon, julia M. Burks. The basic sentence pattern above are:
2.
The
sentence pattern with intransitive verb.
The
sentenrbce pattern : noun+ verb
Example: Thunder sounded
The
professor and his colleagues read and study.
Note
: The subject part of the sentence is
caled the noun phrase, the part of the
sentence that expresses what is said of
the subject is caled the verb phrase or predicate, the noun phrase is made up
of one ore verbs., plus modifiers and connectors. In some sentence pattern it
also contains complements and object.
v The
sentence patters : noun+ verb + adverbial.
Example: The orchesta played loudly.
The doctors came here hard
every day this week.
Note : Adverbs normally follow the
verb and are of three basic
Type
: Adverbs of manner , adverbs of time , and adverbs of place. A Prepostional
phrase can be subsituted for any of them
. adverb of manner , like most other adverbs, normally follow the verb, these adverbs explain how the action of the verb,
and come after the verb, adverbs of time usually the question where about the
action of the verb . adverbs of time usually follow the verb : however they may
also introduce the sentence for reasons of style or for emphasis . Actually, it
is possible for almost any adverb to be placed at the begiinning of the sentence but adverbs of the
time are found in that position more frequently than the others.
v The
sentence pattern : noun + verb + noun.
Example : The students attend the
lectures regulary
Note
: the noun + verb + noun sentence pattern may or may not be followed
by an adverb, actually the verb in any sentence can be followed an
adverbial modifier
v The
sentence pattern case of pronouns
Example: I will see you in the library
Rita called frank
Note : nouns and pronouns used subject
and subject equivalents are said to be in the nominative case, nouns and
pronouns used as objective case, nous and pronouns used to show possession are
in the possessive case, possessive may subtitute for a noun in any noun
position in the sentence, noun do not change function or position in the
sentence, but most personal pronouns ( and a few other pronouns) do.
v The sentence pattern :
noun + verb + noun.
Example : the student ask Prof. Ricci a
lot of question.
Note : the following verbs are often
used in the pattern noun + verb+ noun+noun, the pattern may also be stated
subject +verb+indirect object+direct object, notice this pattern the indirect
object can be personal pronoun but the direct object can not make more sentence
of this type by supplying the missing parts.
v The sentence pattern :
noun+verb+noun+to/for phrase.
Example: The director described tthe
project to.
Note : whether a sentence with a to /
for phrase after the direct object canbe rewriten in the noun + verb + noun +
noun pattern depend on the verb that is used in the sentence.
v The
sentence pattern : noun + linking verb + adjective
Example : water is imfortant
Note : in this pattern a linking verb
connects a subject to a complement which fells
something about the subject, the complement in this pattern is
adjective.
v The
sentence pattern : noun+ linking verb + adverbial.
Example : he was here yesterday she must
beat the doctors office at 03:00.
Note : notice that the only linking verb
used in this pattern is be and thatthe adverbial my be either an adverb or
prepositional phrase only time and place adverbials are used in this pattern ,
( adverbs of manner are used with action verb ) remember that when both time
and place adverbials occur in the same sentence , adverbials of place go before adverbials of time.
v The
sentence pattern; noun + linking verb + noun.
Example : My name is joseph.
I am a student.
Note ; in this pattern , linking verb .
connects the subject of the sentence to a complemet which feels something about
, renames , the sebject . the complement in this pattern is a noun or pronoum .
And is often called the subjective complement o the predicate nominative. If the
complement is a personal pronoun , it will be
a nominative case form in careful writing and formal speech. But mayy be
an objective case form in informal conversation.
2.5
Grammar
as Language Elment.
Grammar
is language elment, as particulary at the early level in communicative process. They must know the
different form of auxiliary before they can be expected to produce compound
tenses . we use the words grammar in this
general sentence.
A. The kind of grammar of
language elstatement are :
a.
Finite state rule .
The
simple kinds of Grammar that can be used of words by the application of some rules in grammatical categories.
b. Phrase
structure grammar.
It
has different kind of grammar, it call phrase grammar (chomsky, 1956). There
are two many different sentence in any language to permit phrase structure
garammar to be an effecient wa to describe the sentence of language. However it
is possible to supplement phrase structure rule in various way.
B. Types of grammar.
Grammar
also is important to know the roles and build ability in the four skills that I
mentioned , interactive English Learning. (Joko Kaswara. 2004) stucture is
defiine into classes of words according to the function they fulfill in a
sentence (robber T. C. Calfee 9175.433) this what we mean by noun, verb,
adjective, and other.
Based
on those definition of grammar and structure, we can conclude that grammar
structure focus and learn about sentence in this study we will discuss about
two kinds of grammar structure. They are verbal and nominal sentence to make
more detail the writer will explain dipla them in each part of as follows:
1.
Verbal
Sentence.
Verbal
is a sentence use predicate of verb (Akhmad Kardin, 2005). Verbal sentence can
not a part from tense. Verb describs the time when an action or event happened.
In this part the writer will explain those tenses, they are as follows:
a.
Present
Tense
It
is used for discribing an action or event
which is happened in present time and also to describe habitual action
and general truth.
Formula : S+VI+S/ES+ COMPLEMENT
1. Positive : Andy goes to school every day
2. Negative
: Andy does not go to school every day
3. Introgative
: do you go to school every day
Note
: when we construct the sentences in present form, there some verbs added by (S) or (ES), and the verb that added
by (ES) are the words which are endding with: ch, sh, x, and y. And than in
negative and introgative form we have to put
do or does.
Do
it is used for subject : I, You, They,
We, and
Does
it used for subject : He, She and it
b.
Past
Tense
It
is used to describe an action or event
which are happened in the past time and it finish at particular time in passt time.
Formula : S+V2+COMPLEMENT
1. Positive
: My father went to senggigi yesterday
2. Negative
: Budy did not read book yesterday
3. Introggative
: Did Riana go to mall yesterday?
c.
Perfect
Tense
It
is used to describe an action which happened in the past time and it has
relationship with the time at present,
or to describe an action happened or finished in the short time.
Formula: S+HAVE/HAS+V3+ COMPLEMENT
A. Positive
: I have done my assignment
B. Negative
: she has not gone to bali
C. Interogative
: Have you gone to bali
Note : Has used only for subject : she,
he, it.
Have
used only for subject : I, You, They, We.
d.
Future
Tense
It is used to
describe an action or event that will happen in the future time.
Formula : S+WILL/SHALL+COMPLEMENT
A. Positive
: andy will go to hospital tomorrow
B. Negative
: My father will not in Lombok next year
C. Shall
I come to your house to night?
Note
: Will used for subject : you, they, he, she, it.
Shall
used for subject : I and We.
e.
Present
Continous Tense
To describe an action or condition
happening when of moment of speaking
Formula : S+TO
BE+V++PROGRESIVE+COMPLEMENT
A. Positive
: she is reading book now.
B. Negative
: you are not studying right now
C. Introgative
: are they calling you now?
2.
Nominal
Sentence
Nominal
sentence is a sentence which used predicate of To Be (Akhmad Kardin 2005:32)
for more detail the writer try to desplay some of them. And they are as
follows:
a.
Present
Tense
It
is used for describing an action or event which is happened in present time and
also to describe general truth
Formula : S+TO
BE(am,is,are)+adjective,adverb,noun
1. Positive
: she is beatiful
2. Negative
: they are not in the beach
3. Introgative
: is he a teacher
b.
Pastense
It
is use to describe an action or an event which is happened in the past time and
it finish at particular time in the past time.
Formula : S+TO
BE(WAS,WERE)+ADJECTIVE,ADVERB,NOUN
1. Positive
: my mother was rich two years ago
2. Negative
: they were not at the market yesterday
3. Introgative
: Were in the class room when the earth quick happened yesterday
Note : was for subject : I, She, He and
It
Were for subject : you, they,we
c.
Perfect
Continous Tense
It
is used to describe an action which happened in the past time it has
relationship with the time at present , or to describe an action happened or
finish in the short time
Formula :
S+HAVE/HAS+BEEN+ADJECTIVE,ADVERB,NOUN
1. Positive
: she has been sick for two days
2. Negative
: the have been not at class room since five oc’clock
3. Introgative
: have you been a teacher?
Note : have used for subject : I, you,
they, we
Has
used for subject : he, she, it
d.
Future
Tense
It
is used to describe an action or event that will happen in the future time.
Formula : S+WILL/SHALL+BE+ADJECTIVE,ADVEB,NOUN
1. Negative
: She will be rich next month
2. Negative
: they will not be here next month
3. Introgative
: will you be a teacher of English in my school?
CHAPTER III
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
3.1
Method
Of The Study
Methode
is something very important in the study. The method is used in this study is
descriptive methode. It applied to know the students ability in constructing
verbal and nominal sentences. Specefic method which related to data collection.
The writer use testing method and qualitative research.
3.2
Population And Sample
a. Population
The
specification of the population will needed to make a research valid (Yusra 2006).
Dealig with that the population of this study was the scond ar students of SMP
N 2 West North Praya in academic year 2011/2012. The population consist of two
classes, A and B, each class consist of 25
students.
b. Sample
Based
on the statements, the writer take both of classes as the sample that consist
of 25 student, thus the total sample of this study was 50 students.
3.3
The
Procedure Of Dat Collection
The
data collection is very important in this study the data collected dirictly to
the samples of research, the procedure of data collection the writer adminiter
grammar test.
Grammar
test is way to measure the students’
ability in constructing verbal and nominal sentences. The writer gives grammar
test by using choice form, Rearrangement, and essay. The students have to
select the best answer and construct the correct sentences.
The
grammar test are answered by the second year student of SMP N 2 West North Praya in academic year
2011/2012.
3.4
Data
Analysis
Generally,
there are two types of methodology of data analysis, there are : statistic
analysis and non analysis, the writer
applied the statistic as following
1. Scoring
the students’ ability in answering the objection test of multiple choices. They
has prepared 15 question for the objective test of multiple choice, each
correct answer will get “2” correct answer.
2. Scorinng
the students’ ability in answering rearrangement (jumble) and essay. The writer
has prepared10 question for rearrangement, each question is scored “2” score
for correct answer and “0” for wrong answer. There 10 number of exercise for
easy construct sentence directly. Each number is scored “ 5” for correct
sentence, “2”foe incorrect unswer and “0” for none answer. Total were for 35
numbers of test.
3. The
computing them into this formula do analysis :
a.
ÎŁ S
Where ÎŁ s = The
numbers of student get score>60
ÎŁ f
= The numbers of student get
score<60
N = Three numbers of studets as samples.
The clsification of students are
classfied into the following table :
Table 01:
No
|
Qualification
|
Quantity
|
Degree
|
1
|
Excelent
|
4
|
80-100
|
2
|
Good
|
3
|
70-79
|
3
|
Average
|
2
|
60-69
|
4
|
Poor
|
1
|
50-59
|
5
|
Very Poor
|
0
|
0-49
|
Table above means :
4 = The student that answer the items
between 80-100 correctly
3 =
The student that answer the items between 70-79 correctly
2 = The student that answer the items
between 60-69 correctly
1 = The student that answer the items
between 50-59 correctly
0 = The student that answer the items
between 0-49 correctly
To
obtain the information converted to the study of the students diterminers table
Percetage scale and population as follows:
Table 02:
Percentage
|
Qualification
|
80-100
|
Excelent
|
70-79
|
Good
|
60-69
|
Average
|
50-59
|
Poor
|
0-49
|
Very
Poor
|


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