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ACKNOWLEDGEME}frT
TABLE

OF CONTEIITS

ABSTRACT
CIIAPTER I.

INTRODUCTION

1.L.

Background of

L.2.

Statement of

the problem ...

4

1.3.

Objective

t,he etudy

5

1.4.

Sigmificance

of

5

L.5.

Scope and liurit,at.ion

5

L.5.

Definition

6

L.7.

Organization

CIIAPTER II.
2.1.

of

1

the study

of key terms
of

the theeis

7

REVIEW OF RELATED LITER,ATURE
The basic

statement

2.L.L.

Pattern:1

2.L.2.

Pattern

II

2.L.3.

Pattern

IIf

2.I.4.

Pattern

2.2.

the study

llee baeic

Pattern

of English

...

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9

..

10

.

10

IV ..

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atatement, pattern

2 .2 .1,. Obligatory
2.2.L.1.

paEtern

constituenLs
I

of

Indoneeian

L2
13
-L.l

2 .2 .1.2 . Pattern

II

15

2.2 .L.3 . Pattern

III

16

2.2.1.4.

P a t t . e r n IV

17

2 .2 .1.5.

Pat,tern

2.2.2.

Optional

2.2.2.1.

v

t7

constituents

t8

Modal

19

2.2.2.2 . Aepek

19

2.2.2.3.

zv

banbu predikat

Kata

2 .2 .2.4 . Adverba

zu

2 .3 . The previoue
CHAPTERIII.

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RESEARCHMETHOD

3.1.

The nature

3.2.

Research design

3.3.

Data preparation

of

the Etudy

30
30

..

31,

3.3.1.

InatrumenEg. .

32

3.3.2.

Infonrants

32

3.3.3.

The procedure of data preparation

3.3.4.

The procedure of data analysis

CHAPTER TV.
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st,udiee

4.L.

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34

FTNDINGS AND DTSCUSSION
Obligatory

constituents

4.1.1.

Gatra

Benda

(cB)

+ Gatra

Benda

(cB)

35

4.L.2.

Gat,ra Benda

(cB)

+ Gatra

Sifat

(cS)

38

4.1.3.

Gatra

Benda

(GB) + Gatra

Depan

(GD)

40

4.L.4.

Gatra

Benda

(GB) + Gatra

Kerja

(cK)

43

4.1.5.Gatra

Benda

(cB)

+ eaEra
.lrI

35

Bilangan

(cBi1)

45

4.2.

Optional

constituents

4.2 .L.

ModaI

4.2 .2.

Aepek

4.2.3.

Kata bantu predikat

49

4.2.4.

A d v e r b a : C a r a , T e m p a Ud a n W a k t u . . . . .

49

CIIAPTER V.

46

.

47

CONCIJUSTON

5.1.

Sumnary

5.2.

Conclueion

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5.3.

Suggegtion

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BIBTIOGRAPHY

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APPENDIX A : QUESTIONAIRES

OF SIUPI-,E STATEME}flTS

APPENDIX B : DATA A.I{D AI{ALYSIS
A P P E NDI X

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ABSTRACT
llowa,
Florentina,
The
Basic
Boawae Dialect
in Nagekeo-Floree
Thegis,
lte
Erglish.
Departme''t
Uniwereity,
Surabaya,
1998.

pat,t.erns
StsaeemeDts
of
(A Deseriptiwe
Study),
S1
of Widya ltandala
Catholic

This
etudy
intended
question:
to answer the following
What are the tlpes
patterna
of basic
statsement
of Boawae
dialect
?
Ae such,
it
was carried
out
to deecribe
the
tlpee
of basic
patterns
statement
in Boawae dialect.
The data were prepared
by recording
and Erangcribing
utterances
and crogs-checking
the data with
informante
who
are
tshe natiwe
speakera
of
Boawae dialect.
The basic
st,atements
of
Boawae
dialect
were
analized
under
the
theory
of
Sasrguri
patabout
Indoneeian
bagic
statemenL
terna:
1.
K --> GB + (M) + (AIrx) + Gs1 + (ADv)
2.
K --> cB + (M) + (Aux) + (ASp) + GK + (ADv)
3.
K --> cB + (M) + (AIIX) + GS + (ADv)
4.
K --> GB + (M) + (AIIX) + GD + (ADv)
5.
K --> cB + (M) + (AUX) + GBil + (ADv)
'kalimat',
rcatra Benda',
K st,ands for
GB is for
GK is for
rGatra Kerja',
GS is for'Gatra
GD is for'Gatra
Sifat',
'Gatra Bilangan';
Depant,
and GBil is for
while
M is for
rModal',
r
K
a
t
a
'Aepek,
AIIX ie
bantu predikat',
.ASp is
'Adverbar.
and A.DV is
By ueing
the
Eechniques
of aegmenting
and coding
constituente,
was found
that
it
the
basic
atatement,s of Boawae dj.alect
consist
obligaof five
rGatra
,GaLra
'Gatra
tory
constituents
Bendat,
Sifat',
t
'
G
a
t
r
a
Depanr,
Gatra
Kerja'
and
Bilangant .
With
or
without
opt5.onal
const,ituenta,
five
of
the
type6
basic
atatement
patterna
are formulated
ae:
1. K --> GB + (Dt) + cB' + (ADv)
Example:a. Niko bequ ana 9enu (=P€rhapd, Niko is their son)
b.
2.

5.

GB
M
G8An a d e m u tu q a N i ksr (= Thei r
GB
ADV GB*

K --> GB + (M)
Bxa:nple:a.
Ima

6on i s

N i ko

onl y)

+ (AIIX) + GS + (ADv)
(= Iua mights be aick
yeeterday)
bequ bana nebunai
GB M
GS
ADV
b. Kau mae suaa (= You ehouldn't
be sad)
GB AI'X
GS
K --> GB + (M) + (AtIX ) + GD + (ADV)
Exampl.e:a.
Maena marna lau gawa (= Hopefully,
nother
ig in rice
M
GB
GD
field)
(= anbo uras at home laat
b. Aatbo mena 6ao nebulu
night)
GB
GD
ADV
v:.1J.

5.

R - - > c B + (M) + (A U X ) + (A S P ) + cK + (A D v)
E x a: np l e :a . E ra b e q u n a d e n eqha (= May be f at.her has sl ept)
GB
Id
GK
ASP
b . Eo g k a u n q u a a b e ta qul a (= Tomorrow , you ehoul d buy
ADV GB
AIIX
GK
sorne eugar )
c . h ra F i tu n a b u n aa i a zeta l ow o
GB
ASP
GK
ADV
(= Mr. F i tu i a havi ng hi g horges dri nk i n the ri ver)
K --> cB + (M) + (AIIX ) + GBil + (ADV)
Exarrpla: a. Ka.uri qae zuabutu dia gao
GB
GBiI
ADV
(= W e a r€ e i g h t a L togeE her i n thi s house)
b . M e e i n a i a n i u n crusa eko w utu
U
GB
AIIX
GBil
(= A c tu a l l y ,
y o u ehoul d have four horsea)

In general , basic
tlT)es of statement
of Boawae diaIecE
are
the
same as thoge
different
of
fndonesian
but
qrith
frour those
of
Englieh.
Therefore,
Boavrae
students
dialect
background
learn
Indones j.an more eaaily
than they
,be,
Iearn
Englieh.
The use of
verb
in
forsr or linking
English
aa obligatory
or compulsory
conatiEuents
is
not
found
in Indonesian
or Boawae dialecb.
On the contrary,
the use of nu.urerical
phraae
in Indonesian
or Boawae dialect
as obligatory
or compulE ory conE tituent
ig not, found
in English.
By being
aware of these
striking
differences'
an English
teacher
Englieh
teaching
to Boawae students
will
found by his
be able
to predict
difficulties
students
and try
t,o find
ways of overcoming
then.
The study
under
report
has deal.t only wiEh tshe basic
gimple
atatements
which
known
as
are
and
affirmative
kernel
aentencea.
It ie,
therefore,
suggeet,ed that deeper
etudies
on the
aentence
atructure
of
Boawae dialect
be
carrried
out by other
regearchers,
the study
realizing
that
on baeic
patterna
at,atqnent
of Boawae dialect
ie only
a
snall
work
which
touchee
only
of
a 6ma11 part
the
langnrage.

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