2. Sentence Structure, subject and predicate.pptx

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2. Sentence Structure, subject and predicate.pptx


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SENTENCE Anggit Prasetio Nugroho, M.Pd

a unit of language that has meaning, can stand alone, and consists of one or more morphemes a group of words that has a complete meaning/idea, can stands alone, and produce a final intonation a group of related sentences that expresses one single idea or main topic.

Definition of Sentence A group of words that has a complete and independent thought and has a subject and a predicate. It is also called independent clause.

A. Subject The subject is the doer of the action or the one being talked about in the sentence. All subjects are either nouns, pronouns, gerunds, infinitives, or clauses and are placed before the verb. example: Jane went home late. (doer of the action) Myla is the smartest student in our class. (one being talked about)

A. Subject Complete Subjects a noun, a pronoun, or a group of words yang merupakan pelaku dari apa yang dibicarakan dalam kalimat . Simple Subjects is the important noun, pronoun or group of words that tidak dapat dihilangkan dari subjek lengkap .

A. Subject example: The new instructor taught English to foreign students from China. Complete Subject : Simple Subject : The new instructor instructor

A. Subject Compound Subjects composed of two or more subjects that have the same verb. The subjects are joined by the coordinating conjunction “ and ” or “ or ”. example: Martha and her young daughter left the house early. Martha and her young daughter (Compound Subject) Martha, daughter (Simple Subject)

B. Predicate - it is the information about the subject. composed of a group of words that states what the subject does or is. Example: Jane went home late . (what the subject does) Myla is the smartest student in our class . (what the subject is)

B. Predicate Complete Predicate is the verb or verb phrase, as well as any modified and/or complements that tell what the subject does or is. Simple Predicate the important verb/verb phrase in the sentence that cannot be taken out of the complete predicate.

B. Predicate example : My teacher gave us a quiz on grammar and reading comprehension. Complete Predicate : gave us a quiz on grammar and reading comprehension. Simple Predicate : gave

B. Predicate Compound Predicate composed of two or more verbs that have the same subject. The verbs are joined by a coordinating conjunction. example: Martha left the house early but arrived late for work. … left the house early but arrived late for work (Complete Predicate) … left, arrived (Simple Predicate)

Exercise Identify the simple and complete subject and predicate. The participants left early this morning. Tokyo is the capital of Japan. The city was designed to include many beautiful parks. The boxer gave his final blow. The soldiers have returned home safely.

Complements

Complement This is a word or group of words in a sentence that completes a thought that has been partially formed by the subject and its verb. They could do one of two things: a. receive the action of the verb. b. follow a linking verb and refer back to the subject.

A. Complements w/ Action Verb Direct Object the direct object is not the subject of the sentence but the noun or pronoun receiving the action. It answers the questions Whom or What after the action verb. examples: Jane made a cake for her sister. Mrs. Pots cleaned the living room . The young boy called his mother at the office. My youngest sister admires Daniel Radcliffe.

Exercise Find the direct object in each sentence . The janitor was given a better position because of his character. The orchestra played five classical pieces. He encountered a formidable foe. The concerned student filled a formal protest. She wrote a letter of apology.

A. Complements w/ Action Verb Indirect Object this acts as a noun and does not receive the action but indicates for whom or to whom something is done. Ask for/to whom or for/to what after the action verb. examples: Jane made her sister a cake . Chariz gave her a box of chocolate . Krichelle threw Jack the flower bouquet . The you boy taught his dog new tricks .

Exercise Find the direct object and indirect object in each sentence. Mother hid the matches in the drawer. The child found the matches and started a bonfire in the living room. The fireman gave the boy a bucket of water. As the flames leapt higher, the boy threw himself on the ground and cried. Later, the mother bought him a new toy fire truck and then told him the story of Prometheus.

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