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The document discusses derivation in linguistics, including prefixes and suffixes that can be added to words to change their part of speech or meaning. It provides examples of derivation between nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs. Questions from students are also included that ask about the differences between certain prefixes and suffixes as well as types of derivation.
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1.THE MEANING OF NOUN CLAUSE
Noun Clause is dependent clause that function as noun (that is, as a subject, as a object, or complement) whithin a sentence.
2.The Kind Of Noun Clause
a. Statement ( pernyataan )
b Question ( pertanyaan )
c Request ( permintaan )
d Exclamation ( seruan )
a.Noun Clause as a Statement
Noun clause that from statement with conjuction. The conjuction that used is “that”, it means in (bahwa )
Noun clause as a statement can classification become to :
a.1 Subject of a sentence ( subjek dari sebuah kalimat ).
a.2 Subjective Complement ( Pelengkap Subjek )
a.3 After anticipatory “it” (setelah “it”)
a.4 Object of Verb ( Objek dari kata kerja )
a.5 Object of preposition ( objek dari kata depan )
a.6 Apposition ( keterangan tambahan )
a.1 Subject of a sentence
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For example :
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a.6 Apposition
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Derivation
- 1. THIRD GROUP ABHIYOSI PARAMANANDA 41414010010 FRIKA DEVIANA 41814010130 DWI HALIMAH 41613010028 LISA RAMADHANTY 44215010123 DERIVATION
- 3. DERIVATION NOUN VERB ADVERB ADJECTIVE AFFIX PREFIX SUFFIX
- 4. PREFIX co- – (bersama) de- – (negative/berlawanan) dis- –(negative/berlawanan) en- – (menyebabkan) ex- – (asal, dari, mantan) in- – (negative/tidak) non- –(tidak ada/tidak) re- – (ulang) un- – (negative/tidak/berlawanan)
- 5. SUFFIX -able – (bisa/dapat) -er – (pelaku) -fy – (membuat, menjadi, menyebabkan) -ism – (aksi/kondisi/aliran) -less – (kurang) -ly – -(seperti) -ology – (ilmu/pelajaran) -ship – (kondisi, ilmu, keahlian)
- 6. TYPE DERIVATION IN PART OF SPEECH: Noun derivation example: legitimacy, kindness and development. Adjective derivation example: silken and fragile. Verb derivation example: strengthen and flicker. Adverb derivation example: along, tightly, and slowly.
- 7. EXAMPLE DERIVATION BETWEEN PART OF SPEECH “Inform” (verb) Inform + suffix (ation) = INFORMATION (Noun) Inform + suffix (ative) = INFORMATIVE (Adjective) Inform + suffix (ative) dan (ly) = INFORMATIVELY (Adverb) “Active” (adjective) Active + suffix (ate) = ACTIVATE (Verb) Active + suffix (ation) = Activation (Noun), Active + suffix (ly) = Actively (Adverb),
- 8. SOURCES https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/FirraBannie/morphology-derivation http://www.caramudahbelajarbahasainggris.net/2015/06/pengertian-dan- contoh-derivation-bahasa-inggris.html https://www.thoughtco.com/derivation-words-term-1690438 https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/MartynaSioa/derivation-33465837
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