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SFL: Field, Tenor, and Mode

Field: what is to be talked or written about; the long and short-term goal of the text Tenor: the relationship between the speaker and hearer (or, of course, writer and reader);  Mode: the kind of text that is being mode The function of language :  the three parameters of the context of the situation affect our language choices precisely because they reflect the three main functions of language. language seems to have evolved for three major purposes. these are:  1. to talk about what is happening, what will happen, and what has happened 2. to interact and/or to express a point of view 3. to turn the output of the previous two functions into a coherent whole.  

Linguist Teaching : TEORI TEORI MORFOLOGI

teori teori morfologi mutakhir a. morfologi struktural  1. prinsip-prinsip umum analisis deskriptif.      menurut E.A Nida (1949: 1-3), analisis deskripti didasarkan pada prinsip-prinsip berikut:       a, analisis deskriptif harus didasarkan pada apa yang dikatakan orang .          prinsip ini mempunyai beberapa implikasi, pertama, prinsip ini berarti bahwa bentuk bahasa yang tertulis adalah sekunder. bagi linguis deskriptif, bahasa lisanlah yang harus didalhulukan dan diutamakan, bukan bahasa tulisa. menurut linguis deskriptif, bahas atulisan hanya merupakan representasi bahasa lisan dengan menggunakan huruf-huruf alfabet. kedua prinsip ini berarti bahwa linguis merekam bentuk-bentuk aktual yang digunakan, dengan kata lain, yang penting bagi linguis apa yang dikatakan orang ketimabanga apa yang dipikirkan harus diakatakan. selain itu, linguis tertarik kepada semua tipe penutur yang meakili kelompok kelompok pendidi...

Linguist Teaching : MORPHOLOGY (CASE SYSTEM)

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CASE SYSTEM A.        THE DEFINITION Charles Fillmore was one of the first linguists to introduce a representation of linguistic knowledge that blurred this strong distinction between syntactic and semantic knowledge of a language. He introduced what was termed case structure grammar and this representation subsequently had considerable influence on both psychologists as well as computational linguists. Crystal (Ba’dulu, 2004: 78) stated case as a grammatical category used in the analysis of word classes to define the syntactic relationships between words in a sentence . Meanwhile, Kridalaksana (Ba’dulu, 2004: 78) supposed that case is a grammatical category of noun or adjective showing its relationship with other words in a syntactic construction . According to Tarigan (2009: 54), case is a grammatical category that specifies the function of a noun or noun phrase in a sentence . The f orm of the noun or ...