The basic statement patterns of Boawae dialect in Nagekeo-Flores (A descriptive study) - Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya Repository
CHAPTER V
CONCLUSION
CEAPTER V
coNcLusroll
This
chapter
eumnarizes
previoue
chapters,
findinge
and gives
Boawae dialect
to
PaEterns
drawe
ewerything
some conclueione
some auggeslione
and how to
the
diecueeed
for
studenLs
whoge
baged
further
tseach Engtish
the
orr the
etudiee
baeic
native
in
on
statement,
langruage
ig
t,he
Boawae dialect.
5.1
SIIMT4ARY
(1950)
Gleason
behind
t,he structure
phraae
alone
of
epeaker.
the
phraaea
night
are
claiurs
that
of
sentence
itg
the
not, be enough
So,
it.
combined
ie
to
necesaary
and how they
language
system
lies
and Ehat a word or
show a complete
to
idea
know how words
form
baeic
a
or
statenent
patterns.
That
st,atement
a language
patterns
Ilook and Crowell
ment, patEerna
Ehe kinds
predicate.
I.
of
uray have
hae
been
more
Engliah
verbe
and
The patt,erns
four
which
'bet
one
t]T)e
deslonstrated
(1970) discueg
in
than
form
are
tlpes
in
deterrnined
funcEioning
are:
ilhon
ie
N(P) 1 BE
a farmer
N(P)1
55
baeic
chapter
of baeic
S - - > N ( P ) 1-ilhon
+ rBEl + (AD,I) (N(P)1) (ADv.)
Example: a.
ie L a z v
N ( P ) 1 B E ADJ .
b.
of
2.
state-
moebly
by
aa atatement
c.
overt,here
ADV
ilhon
ag
N ( P ) 1 BE
S --> N(P)1 + Vr + (AD,J.)(N(p)1)
Example:a.-The
Fouge looks oldl
N(P) 1
VI
AD,l.
rI .
b.
Marv
remains
x(p) r
a friend
N(P) 1
vI
rrr.S-->_N(P)l
+ V i -e n o kes
E x an p l e :Jfi o n
N ( P )1
vi
S --> N(P) 1 + V.- + N(P) I +
Example:
al The-bov
fed-the
IV.
N ( P )r
paEt,erna
in
The class
N(P) 1
crave Marv a qift
vr
N(P) 3 N(P) 2
c.
The claes
N(P) 1
made Mary happn
vr
N(P) 2 ADJ
but
(phraee) r nollrl
ing
aa
five
which
alao
obligat,ory
are
aE
in
statemenE
not
(phraae),
with
are
at,atement
pat,-
of
I.
K - - > c B + ( M ) + (AIrx)
+ cBl
II .
K -->
GB +
(M) +
(AItx)
+ (ASP) + GK + (ADv)
III.
K -->
GB +
(M) +
(AIIX) + GS + (ADv)
IV.
K -->
cB +
( M ) + (AIIX) + GD +
v.
K - - > c B + ( M ) + (AIIX) + GBiI
are:
+ (ADv)
(ADv)
+ (ADv)
noun
They
terns
Indonegian
by
function-
subj ect.
The basic
only
prepoaition
(phraee) ,
combination
st,atement,
constituents.
baeic
determined
and numerical
predicatea,
functioning
t14)es of
by adjectiwe
(phrase)
s!atanent
(Phrage)
call-ed
discuseeg
Indonesian
(phraee)
verb
N ( P )2
b.
(1980)
Sameuri
vr
( N ( p ) e ) ( A D . r .)
doq "
The optional
the
conetituents
basic
rKata-Bantu
baeic
are
Predika!1
(AIIX),
(M)
GB +
(AIIX)
+
Applying
theory
of
+
the
Sa'nsuri
(utterancee)
data
offere
patterns
a tatement,
and
a
inforsration
(M),
'Adverba'
basic
'Aspek '
to
(ASp),
(ADV).
rule
for
Indonesian
a6:
(AsP) +
\
f;'l
cs
(1980)
(ADv)
).
L::,J
tsecbnique of
of
additional
,Moda1 t
etatements
(L980t226)
Saqsuri
giving
in
SudharyanEo
preparing
Boardae
dialect,
and
tshe
(1993)
and the
analyzing
writer
aome
found
that:
1.
St,atement Pat,Cerns of Boawae dialect,
consieting
obligatory
five
conetituentg
are
:
a.
K - - > c B + cB1
Exanple:
Niko
ana
cB
(=
b.
K -->
only,
demu
cgl
Niko is their
son)
GB +GS
Example:
Ema Sipi
GB
(= Mr.
Sipi
bana
GS
wae eick)
are
kinds.
of
They
c.
K-->GB+GD
Example:
d.
Kani
zele
GB
GD
(= We are
in
Meri
K -->
prays)
GK
GB + GBiI
Example:
qae
Kami
GB
Palterne
ents
wit,h
f ive
tlT)es:
or
zuabutu
CBil
(= We are
Statenent
(= Meri
buiunqaii
GB
I.
Bajawa)
K-->GB+GK
Exanple:
e.
Bai awa
eight,
coneisting
without
K-->GB+
altogether)
the
(M) +GBl
of
obligatory
opliona1
congtituente,
+ (ADv)
Exaarple: a. Niko becru ana denu
M
GB
GBl
(= Perhaps,
b.
Ana
demu tuqa
GB
K -->
GB +
Example:a.
eon
(M) +
M
their
son)
GB1
is
Niko
(AIIX)
fma bequ
GB
is
Niko
ADV
(= Their
II.
Niko
only)
+ GS
+
bana
nebunrai
GS
ADV
(= Ima might
be
sick
constitu-
(ADv)
yeaterday)
are
50
b . Kau mae guga
GA
AITX
GS
(= You shouldnt
III.
K -->
GB +
Exanple: a.
(M)
(AIIX)
+
Maena
t
be
+ GD
sad)
(ADv)
+
g awa
manna 1au
MGBGD
(= Hopefully,
nother
is
in
rice
field)
b . Ambo mena eao nebulu
GB
(= Anbo
c.
IV.
Labu
K -->
GB +
Exanple:
a.
ADV
GD
is
kau
hosre lasb
at
urae ena soi a
GD
GB
AII)i
(=Your
dreee
ig
(AIIX)
+
(M) +
Ena becru nade
GB
M
GK
(ASp)
ing
you should
ASP
in
(ADV)
crula
Erna Fit,u nabu naa ia
Fitu
bed)
GK
(= Tomnorow,
( = Mr.
+ GK +
on the
has slept,)
AI'X
GB
be
ASP
Poa kau nqusa bela
ADV GB
c.
shoudn'!
neqha
(= May be father
b.
night)
ie
the
GK
hawing
riwer)
by eorre sugar)
zeta
lowo
ADV
hia
horee
drink-
v.
K -->
(M) + (AIIX) + G B i l
GB +
Exanple:
a.
(ADv)
+
M e s i n a i a m i u ncruga eko wutu
MGB
(=
GBil
AIIX
Actually,
you
ehould
have
four
trorses )
b.
qae
Kani
GB
zuabutu
GBi].
dialect
rule
for
the basic
sao
ADV
(= We are eight
The baeic
dia
altogetsher
st,atenentg
general
dialect
Boawae
(eDv)
in
Ehe baeic
uae
of
direction
of
epeaking
Ind,onegian,
but
preposition
higher
or
becomes a neceseity
necessity
cauae
say
the
that
of
/zeLe/
statenent
tFather
clear
difference.
/zele/
lower
in
or
and far
Indonegian:*
Indonegian.
place
of
For
to
/zL]-j-/,
in Boawae dialect.
ats horne' .
of
Boawae
exanrple,
ehow
f,ron the
di
saor
atae
the
speak-
Therefore,
rEna zele
t Ayah
Boasrae
of
people
the
in Boawae dialect:
ie
paEterne
s tatement,
aame as the patterns
the
ehow a gmall
dialect
the
,
are mostly
However,
to
of
house)
CONCLUSTON
In
er,
thie
is:
GB + (M) + (AIIX) +
5.2.
in
the
may
rumah r
On the
other
Boawae
dialect
English.
In
eide,
are
in
eubject
Eng1ish,
there
phrase,
eition
statement,
exannple,
Englieh
followinge
statementE
ent, patterns
which
lowing
Niko wag Eick
N(P) BE AdJ.
the
baeic
Eoget,her
with
For
sEatements
aame meaning but
Niko
bana
GB,/N(P) GS/AdJ
baeic
or prepo-
and
differ-
Epqliah
the
nebumaL
forning
one
nr.rnerical
tlpe
(and
of
statement,a
but
v€st€rdav
phraee
baaic
Indoneeian)
st,atement, paElerns.
same neaning
ig their
aon
BE
N(P)1
Niko ie Ln tshe farm
N (P ) B E
P P l A D v.
use of
Boawae dialect
Englieh
verbe
.
Niko
lau u:na
G B ,/N(P)
GD IPP
in
tinking
(phraae)
Niko
N(P)
congtituent
while
other
Niko
ana d€mu
c B ,/N (P ) c g l u (P)
r
addition,
func-
patterns;
Boawae dialect
Boayae dialect
In
adjective
stat,ement, patterns.
hawe the
of
courbined with
predicaEes,
basic
are
or
adjective
BEatement
formi.ng
atatement
tBEr
be
(phrase),
aa
subject
the
basic
should
combined wiEh noun
can direcEly
of
Ehoee
phrase
and nunerical
predicateg
foro
froar
(phrase),
noun
(phraee)
to
at,atemenE pat,terna
differenE
Boawae dialect,
aE statement
staEement
bagic
basically
(phrase) , prepoeition
tioning
the
of
as an obligatory
atatement
doeg
For
Boawae dialecE
ehow the different
not
exaarple,
patterns
appear
the
and English
patterna.
in
folhave
Lako ncrao eko telu
GBIN(P)
eBil/Nurn
Nevertheless,
English
has
eubjects
and
Therefore,
group
either
aa
one
Indonegian
langruagee
have
of
Englieh
doqs
dialect,
fndonesian
Bendar
of
and
that
t,ree
N(P)
'Gatra
or
(phrase)
verb
have
Boawae
(phrase)
noun
Boawae,
of
I
N(P) vr
aB
the
st,aLement
predicatea.
staEement
English
or
can
be
in
one
pattern
of
t,eaching
of
functional
s - v - (o).
5.3.
SUGGESTION
For
t,he
stat,enent
purpose
patterna,
Boanrae dialect
etudies
on
aB
Boawae
eepecially
their
learning
for
natiwe
dialect,
and
bhe
etudentg
langtrage
the
and
following
epeaking
for
further
euggestions
are
giwen.
1.
The
ghould
teacher
between
English
be
aware
about
and Boawae dialect
st,atement
patterna.
For
exanrplee,
werb
and
rber
ig
obligatory
expreseing
the
forsr
state
Boawae dialect,
formg
in
dialect
lhere
the basic
Realizing
that,
or condition
an Englieh
are
may cauae
ie
in
the
or
in
differenceg
terms
of
use of
linking
Engliah;
linking
t,heir
compulsory
werb
while
and
in
in
rbe'
paEterns.
st,at,ement, paLEerns
bagic
teacher
no
stalement,
and Engligh
differencea
ie
the
different
transfer
suggeeted:
and,
or
of
Boawae
therefore,
overgeneralization,
the
a.to
e[rFhaaize
nent
in
the
English
of
'be'
forn
of
tber
forn
patterna
basic
because
in Boawae dialect
when lhe
background
are
written
epoken.
or
rBEr aa obligat,ory
uee of
to
the
absence
can cause the rnissing
studentg
learning
c o m p o-
wiEh Boawae dialect
comrrunicate
in
EngJ_ish
For exrmFle:
* I hungry
* Mother
b.to
at
)
( Mother
the
is
exception
patterna
bagic
nurnerical
dialect
anr hungry
hone
eurphasize
Englieh
of
( I
phrase
in
in
rI
c. to
in
eurphaeize
prepositional
eitional
place
like
as
of
(=west)
obligatory
Boawae
Iearning.
dialect
are
,
pattern
t,hree doqs
Nu.n
N
NP
such
of
cont,ain-
for
zaTe
component
may
with
the
uee
(=easts) ,
of
. . . ,
in
ag
English
combined
eourething,
meaa
lnay cau6e unaccep
NP2
preposit,ions
is
Boawae
lhree.
V
phraee
phrase
of
use
have t,hree doqg r
Nurn
N
rThere
the
obligatory
patterna
the poeeible
NP1
or
the
in
Nu.ur P
Eng1ieh,
is:
phrase
nunerical
the baeic
* My dog are
t,able Engrlish:
numeral
of
becauee
NP
ing
home )
'Lako nqao eko !elu,
like
Actually,
at
in,
when
rber
of
ziTi
the
to
transfer
orr,
prepo-
ehow
special
phrase
in
the
terng
(=down),
prepositional
cauae
dt,
eUc
in
English
d.to
apply
use the
the
eituational
ex.r4plea
realia
fron
etrat,e
of
concrele
Boawae
the
langrrage
meaning,
of
picluree,
obj ects,
student,g
background
Englieh
which
Eeaching
denon -
to
bagic
and
atatenent
patternE.
The rneaning of
nade clear
baeic
vigually
or uriure, and the
the
tbet,
the
exception
It
eeerqs that
Indoneeian)
However,
thig
to
the
Indoneeian
the
The etudy
thege
Eentences.
deeper
gtudiee
dialect
be carried
small
uee of
and prepo-
ie
of
the
not
of
been
according
(and
English.
diecussed
to
ie
in
needed
ag
Sanguri
wae applied
by
only
therefore,
senEence
lang"uage.
the
the
work
regearchere
patterns
which
baeic
known as
euggested
st,ructure
atat,ement
emalI
with
and affirmatiwe
out, by other
a
rKata-
report.
ig,
on baeic
only
those
theory
siurple
the
,Aepekr,
Boawae dialect
hag dealt,
fE
on
study
part
phraae
ebudy and digcueeion
under
are
kernel
have
whoee
report
which
in
concepta
study
under
EtaEemente
dialect
can be used in
rModalr,
of
frost
differencee
linguist
to
the
accion
more on lhe
nunrerical
different
A deeper
make clear
that
of
'Adwerba'
and
are
theeis.
writer
focused
the concepts
predikat'
bantu
drills
be
phraae.
sitional
2.
and be
of
ehould
picturee,
lritsh objecEs,
technique
instruction
paEEerns
sLatement
of
bhat
Boawae
realizing
of
touchea
Boawae
only
a
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CONCLUSION
CEAPTER V
coNcLusroll
This
chapter
eumnarizes
previoue
chapters,
findinge
and gives
Boawae dialect
to
PaEterns
drawe
ewerything
some conclueione
some auggeslione
and how to
the
diecueeed
for
studenLs
whoge
baged
further
tseach Engtish
the
orr the
etudiee
baeic
native
in
on
statement,
langruage
ig
t,he
Boawae dialect.
5.1
SIIMT4ARY
(1950)
Gleason
behind
t,he structure
phraae
alone
of
epeaker.
the
phraaea
night
are
claiurs
that
of
sentence
itg
the
not, be enough
So,
it.
combined
ie
to
necesaary
and how they
language
system
lies
and Ehat a word or
show a complete
to
idea
know how words
form
baeic
a
or
statenent
patterns.
That
st,atement
a language
patterns
Ilook and Crowell
ment, patEerna
Ehe kinds
predicate.
I.
of
uray have
hae
been
more
Engliah
verbe
and
The patt,erns
four
which
'bet
one
t]T)e
deslonstrated
(1970) discueg
in
than
form
are
tlpes
in
deterrnined
funcEioning
are:
ilhon
ie
N(P) 1 BE
a farmer
N(P)1
55
baeic
chapter
of baeic
S - - > N ( P ) 1-ilhon
+ rBEl + (AD,I) (N(P)1) (ADv.)
Example: a.
ie L a z v
N ( P ) 1 B E ADJ .
b.
of
2.
state-
moebly
by
aa atatement
c.
overt,here
ADV
ilhon
ag
N ( P ) 1 BE
S --> N(P)1 + Vr + (AD,J.)(N(p)1)
Example:a.-The
Fouge looks oldl
N(P) 1
VI
AD,l.
rI .
b.
Marv
remains
x(p) r
a friend
N(P) 1
vI
rrr.S-->_N(P)l
+ V i -e n o kes
E x an p l e :Jfi o n
N ( P )1
vi
S --> N(P) 1 + V.- + N(P) I +
Example:
al The-bov
fed-the
IV.
N ( P )r
paEt,erna
in
The class
N(P) 1
crave Marv a qift
vr
N(P) 3 N(P) 2
c.
The claes
N(P) 1
made Mary happn
vr
N(P) 2 ADJ
but
(phraee) r nollrl
ing
aa
five
which
alao
obligat,ory
are
aE
in
statemenE
not
(phraae),
with
are
at,atement
pat,-
of
I.
K - - > c B + ( M ) + (AIrx)
+ cBl
II .
K -->
GB +
(M) +
(AItx)
+ (ASP) + GK + (ADv)
III.
K -->
GB +
(M) +
(AIIX) + GS + (ADv)
IV.
K -->
cB +
( M ) + (AIIX) + GD +
v.
K - - > c B + ( M ) + (AIIX) + GBiI
are:
+ (ADv)
(ADv)
+ (ADv)
noun
They
terns
Indonegian
by
function-
subj ect.
The basic
only
prepoaition
(phraee) ,
combination
st,atement,
constituents.
baeic
determined
and numerical
predicatea,
functioning
t14)es of
by adjectiwe
(phrase)
s!atanent
(Phrage)
call-ed
discuseeg
Indonesian
(phraee)
verb
N ( P )2
b.
(1980)
Sameuri
vr
( N ( p ) e ) ( A D . r .)
doq "
The optional
the
conetituents
basic
rKata-Bantu
baeic
are
Predika!1
(AIIX),
(M)
GB +
(AIIX)
+
Applying
theory
of
+
the
Sa'nsuri
(utterancee)
data
offere
patterns
a tatement,
and
a
inforsration
(M),
'Adverba'
basic
'Aspek '
to
(ASp),
(ADV).
rule
for
Indonesian
a6:
(AsP) +
\
f;'l
cs
(1980)
(ADv)
).
L::,J
tsecbnique of
of
additional
,Moda1 t
etatements
(L980t226)
Saqsuri
giving
in
SudharyanEo
preparing
Boardae
dialect,
and
tshe
(1993)
and the
analyzing
writer
aome
found
that:
1.
St,atement Pat,Cerns of Boawae dialect,
consieting
obligatory
five
conetituentg
are
:
a.
K - - > c B + cB1
Exanple:
Niko
ana
cB
(=
b.
K -->
only,
demu
cgl
Niko is their
son)
GB +GS
Example:
Ema Sipi
GB
(= Mr.
Sipi
bana
GS
wae eick)
are
kinds.
of
They
c.
K-->GB+GD
Example:
d.
Kani
zele
GB
GD
(= We are
in
Meri
K -->
prays)
GK
GB + GBiI
Example:
qae
Kami
GB
Palterne
ents
wit,h
f ive
tlT)es:
or
zuabutu
CBil
(= We are
Statenent
(= Meri
buiunqaii
GB
I.
Bajawa)
K-->GB+GK
Exanple:
e.
Bai awa
eight,
coneisting
without
K-->GB+
altogether)
the
(M) +GBl
of
obligatory
opliona1
congtituente,
+ (ADv)
Exaarple: a. Niko becru ana denu
M
GB
GBl
(= Perhaps,
b.
Ana
demu tuqa
GB
K -->
GB +
Example:a.
eon
(M) +
M
their
son)
GB1
is
Niko
(AIIX)
fma bequ
GB
is
Niko
ADV
(= Their
II.
Niko
only)
+ GS
+
bana
nebunrai
GS
ADV
(= Ima might
be
sick
constitu-
(ADv)
yeaterday)
are
50
b . Kau mae guga
GA
AITX
GS
(= You shouldnt
III.
K -->
GB +
Exanple: a.
(M)
(AIIX)
+
Maena
t
be
+ GD
sad)
(ADv)
+
g awa
manna 1au
MGBGD
(= Hopefully,
nother
is
in
rice
field)
b . Ambo mena eao nebulu
GB
(= Anbo
c.
IV.
Labu
K -->
GB +
Exanple:
a.
ADV
GD
is
kau
hosre lasb
at
urae ena soi a
GD
GB
AII)i
(=Your
dreee
ig
(AIIX)
+
(M) +
Ena becru nade
GB
M
GK
(ASp)
ing
you should
ASP
in
(ADV)
crula
Erna Fit,u nabu naa ia
Fitu
bed)
GK
(= Tomnorow,
( = Mr.
+ GK +
on the
has slept,)
AI'X
GB
be
ASP
Poa kau nqusa bela
ADV GB
c.
shoudn'!
neqha
(= May be father
b.
night)
ie
the
GK
hawing
riwer)
by eorre sugar)
zeta
lowo
ADV
hia
horee
drink-
v.
K -->
(M) + (AIIX) + G B i l
GB +
Exanple:
a.
(ADv)
+
M e s i n a i a m i u ncruga eko wutu
MGB
(=
GBil
AIIX
Actually,
you
ehould
have
four
trorses )
b.
qae
Kani
GB
zuabutu
GBi].
dialect
rule
for
the basic
sao
ADV
(= We are eight
The baeic
dia
altogetsher
st,atenentg
general
dialect
Boawae
(eDv)
in
Ehe baeic
uae
of
direction
of
epeaking
Ind,onegian,
but
preposition
higher
or
becomes a neceseity
necessity
cauae
say
the
that
of
/zeLe/
statenent
tFather
clear
difference.
/zele/
lower
in
or
and far
Indonegian:*
Indonegian.
place
of
For
to
/zL]-j-/,
in Boawae dialect.
ats horne' .
of
Boawae
exanrple,
ehow
f,ron the
di
saor
atae
the
speak-
Therefore,
rEna zele
t Ayah
Boasrae
of
people
the
in Boawae dialect:
ie
paEterne
s tatement,
aame as the patterns
the
ehow a gmall
dialect
the
,
are mostly
However,
to
of
house)
CONCLUSTON
In
er,
thie
is:
GB + (M) + (AIIX) +
5.2.
in
the
may
rumah r
On the
other
Boawae
dialect
English.
In
eide,
are
in
eubject
Eng1ish,
there
phrase,
eition
statement,
exannple,
Englieh
followinge
statementE
ent, patterns
which
lowing
Niko wag Eick
N(P) BE AdJ.
the
baeic
Eoget,her
with
For
sEatements
aame meaning but
Niko
bana
GB,/N(P) GS/AdJ
baeic
or prepo-
and
differ-
Epqliah
the
nebumaL
forning
one
nr.rnerical
tlpe
(and
of
statement,a
but
v€st€rdav
phraee
baaic
Indoneeian)
st,atement, paElerns.
same neaning
ig their
aon
BE
N(P)1
Niko ie Ln tshe farm
N (P ) B E
P P l A D v.
use of
Boawae dialect
Englieh
verbe
.
Niko
lau u:na
G B ,/N(P)
GD IPP
in
tinking
(phraae)
Niko
N(P)
congtituent
while
other
Niko
ana d€mu
c B ,/N (P ) c g l u (P)
r
addition,
func-
patterns;
Boawae dialect
Boayae dialect
In
adjective
stat,ement, patterns.
hawe the
of
courbined with
predicaEes,
basic
are
or
adjective
BEatement
formi.ng
atatement
tBEr
be
(phrase),
aa
subject
the
basic
should
combined wiEh noun
can direcEly
of
Ehoee
phrase
and nunerical
predicateg
foro
froar
(phrase),
noun
(phraee)
to
at,atemenE pat,terna
differenE
Boawae dialect,
aE statement
staEement
bagic
basically
(phrase) , prepoeition
tioning
the
of
as an obligatory
atatement
doeg
For
Boawae dialecE
ehow the different
not
exaarple,
patterns
appear
the
and English
patterna.
in
folhave
Lako ncrao eko telu
GBIN(P)
eBil/Nurn
Nevertheless,
English
has
eubjects
and
Therefore,
group
either
aa
one
Indonegian
langruagee
have
of
Englieh
doqs
dialect,
fndonesian
Bendar
of
and
that
t,ree
N(P)
'Gatra
or
(phrase)
verb
have
Boawae
(phrase)
noun
Boawae,
of
I
N(P) vr
aB
the
st,aLement
predicatea.
staEement
English
or
can
be
in
one
pattern
of
t,eaching
of
functional
s - v - (o).
5.3.
SUGGESTION
For
t,he
stat,enent
purpose
patterna,
Boanrae dialect
etudies
on
aB
Boawae
eepecially
their
learning
for
natiwe
dialect,
and
bhe
etudentg
langtrage
the
and
following
epeaking
for
further
euggestions
are
giwen.
1.
The
ghould
teacher
between
English
be
aware
about
and Boawae dialect
st,atement
patterna.
For
exanrplee,
werb
and
rber
ig
obligatory
expreseing
the
forsr
state
Boawae dialect,
formg
in
dialect
lhere
the basic
Realizing
that,
or condition
an Englieh
are
may cauae
ie
in
the
or
in
differenceg
terms
of
use of
linking
Engliah;
linking
t,heir
compulsory
werb
while
and
in
in
rbe'
paEterns.
st,at,ement, paLEerns
bagic
teacher
no
stalement,
and Engligh
differencea
ie
the
different
transfer
suggeeted:
and,
or
of
Boawae
therefore,
overgeneralization,
the
a.to
e[rFhaaize
nent
in
the
English
of
'be'
forn
of
tber
forn
patterna
basic
because
in Boawae dialect
when lhe
background
are
written
epoken.
or
rBEr aa obligat,ory
uee of
to
the
absence
can cause the rnissing
studentg
learning
c o m p o-
wiEh Boawae dialect
comrrunicate
in
EngJ_ish
For exrmFle:
* I hungry
* Mother
b.to
at
)
( Mother
the
is
exception
patterna
bagic
nurnerical
dialect
anr hungry
hone
eurphasize
Englieh
of
( I
phrase
in
in
rI
c. to
in
eurphaeize
prepositional
eitional
place
like
as
of
(=west)
obligatory
Boawae
Iearning.
dialect
are
,
pattern
t,hree doqs
Nu.n
N
NP
such
of
cont,ain-
for
zaTe
component
may
with
the
uee
(=easts) ,
of
. . . ,
in
ag
English
combined
eourething,
meaa
lnay cau6e unaccep
NP2
preposit,ions
is
Boawae
lhree.
V
phraee
phrase
of
use
have t,hree doqg r
Nurn
N
rThere
the
obligatory
patterna
the poeeible
NP1
or
the
in
Nu.ur P
Eng1ieh,
is:
phrase
nunerical
the baeic
* My dog are
t,able Engrlish:
numeral
of
becauee
NP
ing
home )
'Lako nqao eko !elu,
like
Actually,
at
in,
when
rber
of
ziTi
the
to
transfer
orr,
prepo-
ehow
special
phrase
in
the
terng
(=down),
prepositional
cauae
dt,
eUc
in
English
d.to
apply
use the
the
eituational
ex.r4plea
realia
fron
etrat,e
of
concrele
Boawae
the
langrrage
meaning,
of
picluree,
obj ects,
student,g
background
Englieh
which
Eeaching
denon -
to
bagic
and
atatenent
patternE.
The rneaning of
nade clear
baeic
vigually
or uriure, and the
the
tbet,
the
exception
It
eeerqs that
Indoneeian)
However,
thig
to
the
Indoneeian
the
The etudy
thege
Eentences.
deeper
gtudiee
dialect
be carried
small
uee of
and prepo-
ie
of
the
not
of
been
according
(and
English.
diecussed
to
ie
in
needed
ag
Sanguri
wae applied
by
only
therefore,
senEence
lang"uage.
the
the
work
regearchere
patterns
which
baeic
known as
euggested
st,ructure
atat,ement
emalI
with
and affirmatiwe
out, by other
a
rKata-
report.
ig,
on baeic
only
those
theory
siurple
the
,Aepekr,
Boawae dialect
hag dealt,
fE
on
study
part
phraae
ebudy and digcueeion
under
are
kernel
have
whoee
report
which
in
concepta
study
under
EtaEemente
dialect
can be used in
rModalr,
of
frost
differencee
linguist
to
the
accion
more on lhe
nunrerical
different
A deeper
make clear
that
of
'Adwerba'
and
are
theeis.
writer
focused
the concepts
predikat'
bantu
drills
be
phraae.
sitional
2.
and be
of
ehould
picturee,
lritsh objecEs,
technique
instruction
paEEerns
sLatement
of
bhat
Boawae
realizing
of
touchea
Boawae
only
a
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