Selasa, 26 April 2016



SYNTAX
What is syntax?
The part of the grammar that represents a speaker’s knowledge of these structures and their formation is called “syntax”.
In other words,syntax is the study of sentence patterns of language.

Syntactic category
Syntactic category is a set of words and phrases in a language which share a significant number of common characteristics.
Syntactic categories commonly include:
1.Part of Speech
(Determiner,Adjective,Noun,Pronoun,Preposition,Adverb,Auxiliary,Verb,etc)
2.Phrase Structure Grammars
(Noun Phrase,Adjective Phrase,Verb Phrase,Adverb Phrase,Preposition Phrase)
3.Sentence,as the core of the structure

PHRASE
A Phrase is a sequence of words or a group of words arranged in a grammatical construction,and functions as a unit in a sentence.

A.Noun Phrase
A noun phrase refers to a phrase that built upon a noun which function as the headword of the phrase.
Example:
1.The young man threw the old dog a bone
            (NP)                               (NP)         (NP)
2.Pretty girls whispered softly
            (NP)
B.Adjective Phrase
An adjective phrase refers to a phrase that modifies a noun.It built upon an adjective which functions as the headword of the phrase.
Example:
1.She seemed extremely pleasant.
                              (AdjP)
2.You are much quicker than l.
                          (AdjP)
C.Verb Phrase
A verb phrase refers to a phrase that composed of at least one verb and the dependents of the verb,in which the verb functions as the headword of the phrase.
Example:
1.He has been singing
                 (VP)
2.The child found the puppy.
                              (VP)
D.Adverb Phrase
An adverb phrase refers to a phrase that often plays the role of telling us when,where,why,or how an event occurred,in which the adverb functions as the headword of the phrase.
Example:
1.We are expecting him to come next year
                                                   (AdvP)
2.He ran very quickly.
                 (AdvP)
E.Proposition Phrase
A proposition phrase refers to a phrase that begins with a preposition,in which the preposition functions as the headword of the phrase.
Example:
1.He arrived by plane
                         (PP)
2.Do you know that man with the scar?
                                              (PP)

sumber:
 
http://www.slideshare.net/Andriyanieka12/10-syntax-syntax-phrases-18509446




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