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3.3 Data Analysis Procedures
In collecting the data, the writer observed the English novel and its translation in Indonesian and documented them as the data. The data were the English sentences
that contain collocations in it. Along with the English text, the Indonesian translation text was also observed in order to compare it with the source text.
There are some steps in collecting the data, those are: 1 Observing
Read the novel both the English and Indonesian versions. Then skimmed through both texts and mark the sentences with collocations found in the texts
randomly for each chapter of the novel. 2 Documenting
Typed the English sentences contain of collocations along with the Indonesian translation. The pairing of the sentences was set with the English
sentences on top and the Indonesian texts below. 3 Identifying the collocations
Identified which part of the sentences that deals with collocation. Then, analyzed how the original collocations were translated into Indonesian.
4 Analyzing the collocations Analyzing the collocations by characterized the collocations based on the
kinds of collocations suggested by Benson et al in English collocations and by Arifin et al in Indonesian.
5 Listing the collocations After finding the types of the collocations by using Benson et al theory in
SL and Arifin et al theory inTL then listing them into a table.
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Finding out the most dominant collocations by counting the listing collocations and making the percentage of the collocations found in source
text and in the target text. So there will be two most dominant collocations, both in English SL and Indonesian TL.
Calculating the data by applying Butler’s formula 1985 as cited by Simanjuntak 2011:20 of simple statistical analysis in percentage by using
educational statistic:
100 =
N = number of collocations = total number of collocations
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CHAPTER IV FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS
4.1 Data Findings