ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION IN SPEAKING CLASS (A Descriptive Study at Third Semester Students of English Department in Mataram University Academic year 2015-2016)
| Main Author: | HARTINI, Sudi |
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| Format: | Thesis NonPeerReviewed |
| Terbitan: |
, 2015
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| Online Access: |
http://eprints.unram.ac.id/2411/ |
Daftar Isi:
- This research is dealt with affixation in Bantek dialect of Sasak at Lingsar. The main purposes of the study is to explore the phenomena of word change category that refers to the new word class formation (derivational affix). The data which has been collected were listed and cross checked based on the original phenomena which occur in the dialect. In this research, the method used to describe the spoken data is descriptive qualitative method. The data were collected using introspective method, observation method, recording and note taking. This research indicates that there are 12 (twelve) types of derivational affixes found in Bantek dialect. It consist of 4 (four) derivational prefixes, they are; {be-} and its allomorphic variation {ber-} which functions as verbalizer. {pe} and its allomorphic variations {pem-}, {peng-}, {peny}, and {pen-} which functions as nominalizer. Prefix {N-} modifies as {ng-}, {nge-}, and {ny-} which functions as verbalizer. The last prefix is {te-} which also functions as verbalizer. There are 2 (two) types of derivational suffix, they are: {-an} has two functions as nominalizer and verbalizer. Suffix {-in} which is functions as verbalizer. This research also found 6 types of circumfix, they are; {ke-an} has functioned as nominalizer and verbalizer. {pe-an} with its allomorphic variations {pe-an} ~ {peng-an, peny-an, pem-an, and pen-an} function as nominalizer. {be-an} has functioned as verbalizer. {ny-in} has functioned as verbalizer. {te-an} and {te-in}, the both of circumfix have functioned as verbalizer.