Objective of the Study Significance of the Study Organization of Writing

4 “What types of grammatical errors do the students at the second years of the MTS N Model Babakan on transforming simple present Pattern sentences into negative and interrogative pattern sentences?”

2. The Limitation

Analyzing the students’ grammar accuracy in their sentences will need a very wide coverage of problem areas. However In writing her paper, the writer only limits to find out the students’ grammatical errors at the second years of MTS N Model Babakan Lebaksiu-Tegal on transforming affirmative simple present sentences into negatives, yesno questions, and WH questions sentences based on her research finding which consist of five grammar aspects, they are; using question word, verb tense, auxiliaries or helpings verb am, is, are, do, does, has, have, capitulation, and punctuation.

C. Objective of the Study

The purpose of the study is to get new information about the students’ problem to find out the solutions.

D. Significance of the Study

The significance of the study is to increase her knowledge to write well the skripsi.

E. Organization of Writing

This research is divided into five chapters. Chapter one is introduction. It contains background of study, limitation and formulation of the study, objective of the study, significance of the study, and organization of writing. Chapter two is theoretical framework. This chapter is divided into three subtitles. The first subtitle talks about error analysis which are consist of definition of errors, the types of errors, and the causes of error. The second subtitle talks about 5 writing English that content definition of writing, the types of writing, and grammar in writing. Then, the third subtitle talks about the simple present sentence which are consist about the definition of simple present, the rules of using simple present, the patterns of simple present sentence, and the use of simple present. Finally, the fourth subtitle tells about the way of transforming simple present sentences. In this subtitle explains about how a way to transform auxiliary verb and verb tense. Chapter three is the profile of English teachers at the MTS N Model Babakan, the profile of English teaching method at the MTS N Model Babakan, the profile of students at the MTS N Model Babakan, and teaching learning activities at the MTS N Model Babakan. Chapter four are research methodology and finding. In research methodology, it contains of the place of the research, methodology of research, population and sample, technique of collecting data, and technique of data analysis. In research findings tell about, data description, and data analysis. Chapter five is conclusion related to the problem. 24

CHAPTER II THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

A. Error Analysis

It is impossible that the learners never make some errors in language learning process and it is very normal and unavoidable during the process of learning. Therefore, it needs to analyze or to find out where the learners make some error do in order they repeat the same errors. Finding out the learners; error then analyzing it is called error analysis. To be more detail, Sharma explained “Error analysis is defined as a process based on analysis of learners’ error with one the clear objective; evolving a suitable and effective teaching learning strategy and remedial measures necessary in certain clearly marked out areas of the foreign language. 1 Besides of that Error analysis is essentially significant to find out the learners errors. To be more detail, the writer explained that ”Error analysis is defined as a process based on analysis of learners’ error with one clear objective, evaluating suitable and effective teaching learning strategy and individual measures necessary in certain clearly marked out areas of the foreign language.” 2 Error Analysis has a methodology involved some procedures that the researcher or the teacher should administer, Corder suggests five steps of procedures, they are; a. Collection of a sample of a learner language, b. Identification of errors, c. Description of errors, d. Explanation of errors, e. Evaluating of errors. The similar procedures were proposed by Sridhor, he states there are six steps of procedures, they are; 1 SK Sharma, Error analysis; Whay and How?, English Teching Forum, XXX April, 1982, p.21 2 Http:Knol.Google.ComKTarun_PatelEnglish For Specific Purposesrcikrl pacaxo3.

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