Circumstances Analysis Transitivity Analysis Realizing Ideational Meaning

According to Eggins, there are 7 circumstances in ideational meaning; they are circumstance of extent, location, role, accompaniment, manner, matter, and cause. 4.2.3.1 Circumstance of extent Circumstance of extent expresses duration and spatial distance and is probed by how long? and how far?. As the table shows above, there are 5 circumstances of extent which occurred in the students‘ recount texts, and the frequency is 1,06. The examples related to the circumstance of extent are listed below. 1 There, we stayed for 4 days. cl. 2, text 8 2 The air is very cold there once. cl.5, text 13 3 Fiting coincidence when I was there during the rainy season. cl.6, text 13 4 Very beautiful day it will not be me forget all my life. cl.11, text 16 5 I felt something wrong until the break time. cl.8, text 28 All of the clauses above show about circumstance of extent, the verbs that show the circumstance of extent are for 4 days, once, during the rainy season, all my life, and until the break time. All of them expressed duration by how long?. Most of the students gave information about duration of time how long they did their experiences or actions in the recount texts. 4.2.3.2 Circumstance of location The dominant circumstance that occurs in all of students‘ recount texts are circumstance of location. Circumstance of location expresses temporal and spatial probed by when? and where? As the table shows above, the total circumstance of location in students‘ recount texts are 408, and the frequency is 86,81. Here are some examples about circumstance of location. 1 Last lebaran I went to grandmother’s house. cl.1, text 5 2 At 12 at noon, we had our lunch. cl.14, text 8 3 My family and I went to Kartini Beach, Rembang. cl.2, text 11 4 There were many people in the beach.cl.6, text 18 5 First holiday on 28 August 2015, my friend and I went to Jepara beach. cl.1, text 19 The italic phrases above show the circumstance of location in the stude nts‘ recount texts; those are Last lebaran, to grandmother’s house, At 12 at noon, to Kartini Beach, Rembang, in the beach, first holiday on 28 August 2015, and to Jeparabeach. The students used circumstance of location to tell about place and time when and where they enjoyed their experienced in the recount texts. So, the readers can know where and when the experiences took place. 4.2.3.3 Circumstance of manner Circumstance of manner expresses means how? with what?, quality how? how –ly? and comparison what … like?. As the table shows above, the total circumstance of location in students‘ recount texts are 22, and the frequency is 4,68. Here are some examples of circumstance of manner. 1 The driver drove it carefully. cl. 4, text 3 2 My family and I went back home with happy.cl. 20, text 11 3 I think it was really fun to have a holiday like this. cl.15, text 13 4 However, I think it was really fun to have a holiday like this. cl.10, text 24 5 We played water with use baloon.cl.10, text 24 The clauses above show the examples of circumstance of manner. The italic phrases in clauses 1 and 2 express about a quality probed by question how? How –ly?, and the italic phrases in 3 and 4 show about comparison probed by question what … like?. Whereas, the italic phrase in clause 5 expresses about means probed by question with what?. So, the students used circumstance of manner to tell about manner of means, quality and comparison. They made the readers understand and know the information of manner that were done by the students in the recount texts. 4.2.3.4 Circumstance of matter Circumstance of matter is expressed by question what about? As the table shows above, the students are not frequently used circumstance of matter, it can be seen in the total of circumstance of matter is only 1 circumstance of matter which occurred in students‘ recount texts, and the frequency is only 0,21. The example of the circumstance of matter in the students recount texts is only found in text number 28 in the first clause, ‗I want to tell you about my unforgettable birthday experience.’ cl. 1, text 28 The verb that indicate the circumstances of matter is about my unforgettable birthday experience, because it answer the question ‗what about?‘. The student used the circumstance of matter to give information about what she wanted to tell in the recount text. 4.2.3.5 Circumstance of cause Circumstance of cause is expressed about cause why?, reason what for?, and behalf who for?. As the table shows above, the total circumstance of causein students‘ recount texts are 18, and the frequency is 4,04in the students‘ recount texts. Here are some examples of circumstance of cause. 1 My holiday was a great day for us, cl. 1, text 10 2 Three months ago, my friends and I went to Jakarta for study tour. cl. 1, text 29 The examples above state about circumstance of cause in some students‘ recount texts. The italic phrase in clause number 2 answers the question of what for?, so, it gives information about reason. In the clause number 1, it answers the question of who for?, so it gives information about behalf. The students used the circumstance of cause in order to make the readers more understand in reading their recount texts. For more examples of the circumstance of cause can be seen in appendix 2. 4.2.3.6 Circumstance of accompaniment Circumstance of accompaniment is expressed about other participant that is answered by the question with whom? As the table shows above, the total of circumstance of accompaniment in students‘ recount texts are 15, and the fr equency is 3,19 in the students‘ recount texts.. Here are some examples of circumstance of cause in some texts. 1 I and my family talked with grandmother and grandfather in the house. cl. 7, text 5 2 Last holiday was my best day with my family. cl. 1, text 30 The examples above show that the signal of the circumstance of accompaniment by using the verb ‗with‘. They tell about other participants with whom and with what the students took the actions in the recount texts, so through the use of circumstance of accompaniment, the readers can know the other participants with whom the students did some actions in the recount texts.

4.3 Theme and Rheme Analysis Realizing Textual Meaning

People communicate by conveying their thought on particular structures in clauses . The clauses give information of the speakers or writers‘ idea, so the function of the clause is as a message. This function is labeled to textual meaning. Textual meaning is achieved by using Theme and Rheme analysis. According to Eggins 1995:276, ―reflecting the three-dimensional metafunctional structure of the clause, we can identify three different types of element of clause structure that can get to be Theme: topical or experiential elements, interpersonal elements, and textual elements.‖ It is possible for a clause contains a sequence of Themes; for example, several textual and or interpersonal themes are found in a clause, it is called multiple themes. The findings of Theme and Rheme Analysis can be seen in the table below.

4.3.1 Thematic Analysis

Table 4.8 Data Analysis of Thematic Type of Theme Sum of Analyzed Items Percentage Marked Topical Theme 102 15,96 Unmarked Topical Theme 330 51,64 Interpersonal Theme 5 0,78 The tabl e shows the types of themes which occur in the students‘ recount texts. There are 4 types of themes in the textual meaning, they are ideational theme topical, interpersonal theme, textual theme, and multiple theme. The ideational theme is divided into two types of theme; those are marked topical and unmarked topical theme. 4.3.1.1 Ideational Theme Ideational Theme or Topical Theme is a theme when an element of the clause to which transitivity function took place in the first position of a clause. Ideational theme may be nominal group complexes, adverbial groups, and prepositional phrases or embedded clauses. There are two types of Ideational theme; they are marked topical theme and unmarked topical theme. As the table shows above, ideational theme becomes the most frequent theme which occurred in the recount texts, the total of ideational theme is 432 and the percentage is about 67,6. a Marked Topical Theme Marked Topical Theme is a topical theme which is not the subject, but adverbial, prepositional phrases, and complement as the theme. As the table shows above, the total of marked topical theme is 102 and the percentage is about 15,96. Here are some examples of marked topical theme. 1 There I visited in Parangtritis beach. cl.2, text 1 Textual Theme 194 30,36 Multiple Theme 8 1,25 TOTAL 639 100

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