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FOREWORD
Praise be to God Almighty for giving the author the opportunity to complete
this paper. It is because of His grace and guidance that the author was able to
complete the g paper entitled Subject, Finite and Infinite verb on time.
This paper was prepared to fulfill the task of Mrs. Eka Yuniasih, M.Pd. In the
Advanced Grammar and Structure Study Program. In addition, the author also hopes
that this paper can add insight for readers.
The author realizes that this paper is still far from perfect. Therefore,
constructive criticism and suggestions will be accepted by the author for the
perfection of this paper.
Drafting Team
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FORWARD i
TABLE OF CONTENTS ii
CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY 1
A. Background 1
B. Formulation of the Problem 1
A. Destination 1
CHAPTER II DISCUSSION 2
A. Meaning Of Appositive 2
B. Type of Appositive 2
CHAPTER III 3
A. Conclussion 3
C. Suggestion 3
BIBIOGRAPHY 4
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Chapter I
Preliminary
A. Background
Everything has to start from the basics, including learning English. If know
and understand the basics of language.
English it will be easier to learn more complex sentence forms. Starting from
learning basic word forms, sentences, pronunciation, and writing. When you
understand the basics, it will be easier to understand the next material. English
is indeed quite complicated if the basic understanding is not good, but if you
understand it well, English will feel much easier.
C. Destination
1. To find out what an appositiveis.
2. To find out what the types of appositive.
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Chapter II
Discussion
A. Definition of Appositive
How do you mean flexible? This phrase does not have to be applied to every
sentence because with this phrase a sentence will not be disturbed in terms of
meaning and wholeness. You could say this phrase is an additional
modification in a sentence.
B. Types of Appositive
1. Restrictive appositive
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In this way, the assumption is that the existence of the appositive is important
for the integrity of the meaning of the sentence and this makes the appositive
we cannot simply get rid of.
For example: Yudi's friends, Ines, have a crush on my brother. In the previous
example sentence, Yudi is described as having a friend named Ines.
This does not mean that Yudi does not have other friends, but rather an
appositive that is used to explain in a limited way who Yudi's friends are that
you want to mention in the sentence.
2. Non-restrictive appositive
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Chapter III
Closing
A. Conclusion
From the above paper it can be concluded that:
An appositive phrase is a word or phrase that functions to explain or
describe the noun or pronoun that it follows.
function:
1. Restrictive appositive
A noun or noun phrase that contains important information (essential
elements) related to the noun it describes.
2. Non-restrictive appositive
A non-restrictive appositive is a noun or noun phrase that is considered
non-essential in its existence, because if it is omitted, it does not interfere
with the integrity of the meaning of the sentence.
B. Suggestion
Thus the paper that we have made, may be useful and increase the
knowledge of readers. We apologize if there are spelling errors in writing
words and sentences that are not clear, understandable, and
straightforward. Because we are only human beings who do not escape
from mistakes. And we also really hope for suggestions and criticism from
readers for the perfection of this paper. We hope that our closings can be
accepted in our hearts and we thank you profusely.
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