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respond me in Indonesian Language, I would speak in Indonesian language. My lecturer in Short Essay writing class gave me correction
when I made error in using preposition on in the sentence: I looked myself on the mirror.”
9. Do you think the courses that you have taken in this study program have
accommodated your understanding about English prepositions? Why Why not?
Respondent A: “No, I do not think so. I haven’t studied about English
prepositions specifically in a number of courses in the English Language Education Study Program.”
Respondent B: “I have ever learned about prepositions at, in, and on from
several lecturers, but they only explained these prepositions as an interlude when they were teaching us.”
Respondent C: “English prepositions had ever been taught in Structure II
class, but it was not specifically discussed since the learning material was focused on prepositional verbs.”
Respondent D: “Prepositions at, in, and on had ever been taught to us by
some lecturers, but they do not explained these prepositions specifically. It is just as additional information for us.”
10. As far as you take structure classes, is there an explicit learning material which specifically discussed about English Prepositions? If yes, what is
the implication of the learning material to your understanding about English prepositions? If no, what is your opinion about the absence of the
explicit learning about English prepositions in English Language Education Study Program?
Respondent A: “No. I think there should be a learning material which
specifically discuss about English prepositions in Structure Class.”
Respondent B: “No. It is important to have learning material about English
prepositions in Structure Class.”
Respondent C: “No. I hope there will be a learning material which focuses
on discussing about English prepositions in Structure Class.”
Respondent D: “No. I think the lecturers should include English prepositions
in the learning materials of Structure Class.”
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APPENDIX 11. Raw Data from the Interview
1. What do you know about prepositions at, in, and on?
Student A: “As far as I know, at is pada, in is di dalam, and on is di atas.” Student B: “At is used to refer to a place, the meaning is di in Indonesian
language. In means di dalam in Indonesian language. Meanwhile, on refers to something in higher position or in Indonesian
language means di atas.”
Student C: “At has the same function as di in Indonesian language. In has the same function as di dalam in Indonesian language. On means
pada in Indonesian language.” Student D: “I think at is used for pointing a place. In is similar with dalam in
Indonesian language, whereas on is similar with di or pada in Indonesian language.”
2. Where did you get the information about prepositions at, in, and on that
