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CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
This chapter explains about the conclusion and result of this study. The researcher’s suggestion is also explained below.
5.1 Conclusion
The result of this research is to answer the problems which are found by the researcher in articles of each section news, opinion, sport, and living in The Jakarta
Post newspaper. The researcher answered the types lexical collocation of each section news, opinion, sport, and living in The Jakarta Post newspaper. The researcher used
content analysis approach for analyzing the data. The researcher found six types of lexical collocation which are lexical
collocation verbactive + noun, adjective + noun, noun + verb, noun + noun or noun + of + noun, adverb + adjective or adjective + adverb, and adverb + verb. The
researcher found that lexical collocation adjective + noun is the most dominant than others types. Also, it was showed that the usage of lexical collocation was different
based on the type and theme of the articles. The types lexical collocation of news section was same as living section among, verbactive + noun, adjective + noun and,
noun + noun. Opinion section was found all six types of lexical collocation. Meanwhile, the types which was not appear in sport section only lexical collocation
adverb + verb. The most important by studying this study are the researcher understood about
what is lexical collocation, types of lexical collocation, how the usage of lexical
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collocation in different articles or themes, and to give the concrete meaning especially about lexical collocation. Lexical collocation is one kind of collocations which is
restricted combination between two or more words in a text or context. It means not all combination words can be considered as lexical collocation, only certain
combination words can be considered as lexical collocation.
5.2 Suggestion
After doing this research, the researcher found some knowledge about lexical collocation. The problems of this study had been answered. In addition, the researcher
also provides the conclusion about the strength and the weakness in this study. The strength of this research is for exposing lexical collocation. Lexical
collocation is actually used and found in everywhere. But, English learners is not aware toward the existence of lexical collocation. So, it is hoped this study will help
not only English learners but also the readers of this research get new knowledge and easily understand about it. The weakness of this study is because the researcher
analyzing the data manually maybe there is data or lexical collocation words which are passed and is not identified.
For the next researcher, the researcher hopes this research will be good previous study to distinguish their research and to be adapted in other study. The
researcher also suggests the next researcher to develop this research in a wider context, such as to analyzing grammatical collocation, or to analyzing lexical
collocation in specific themes.
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And for the students of English literature and the readers of this study, the researcher hopes that this study will add the knowledge and the understanding of
lexical collocation. The researcher also suggests that this could be the benchmark of the students who want to learn more about the lexical collocation in the context of
real life.
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