THE ANALYSIS OF DERIVATIONAL MORPHEMES OF SUFFIX -ER, -OR, -IST, -IAN AND -ANT AS AGENT
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Universitas Darma Persada
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Murniyati, Murniyati
Subject
420 English/Bahasa Inggris
Datestamp
2024-07-11 01:59:07
Abstract :
The research discussed about derivational morphemes of suffix -er, -or, ist, ian, and -ant as Agent. The reason why I choose derivational morphemes of suffix er, -or, -ist, ian, and -ant as Agent as my basic analysis source is because I find that many beginning students whose vernacular language is not English are confused of determining the agent based on definite suffix. The basic problem of my assumption is that the suffixes of -er, -or, -ist, ian, and -ant as Agent are attached depend the last word sounds. Trying to prove my assumption, I conducted the research through morphology and phonology approach. I employ some theories and ideas from the linguists concerning on morpheme, roots, affixes, bases, derivation, sound classes, vowels, consonants, parts of speech, and the last word sounds. In this research, I systemized my analysis by using parts of speech and the last word sounds. In analyzing bases through parts of speech, there are three kinds parts of speech that are attached in suffixes of -er, -or, -ist, ian, and --ant as Agent, namely verbs, nouns, adjectives. In analyzing bases through the last word sounds, there are can be identified based on vowels (diphthongs, monophthongs) and consonants. Finally, in the last chapter, I conducted that derivational morphemes of suffix -er, -or, -ist, ian, and -ant as Agent are attached depend on the last word sounds.
The research discussed about derivational morphemes of suffix -er, -or, ist, ian, and -ant as Agent. The reason why I choose derivational morphemes of suffix er, -or, -ist, ian, and -ant as Agent as my basic analysis source is because I find that many beginning students whose vernacular language is not English are confused of determining the agent based on definite suffix. The basic problem of my assumption is that the suffixes of -er, -or, -ist, ian, and -ant as Agent are attached depend the last word sounds. Trying to prove my assumption, I conducted the research through morphology and phonology approach. I employ some theories and ideas from the linguists concerning on morpheme, roots, affixes, bases, derivation, sound classes, vowels, consonants, parts of speech, and the last word sounds. In this research, I systemized my analysis by using parts of speech and the last word sounds. In analyzing bases through parts of speech, there are three kinds parts of speech that are attached in suffixes of -er, -or, -ist, ian, and --ant as Agent, namely verbs, nouns, adjectives. In analyzing bases through the last word sounds, there are can be identified based on vowels (diphthongs, monophthongs) and consonants. Finally, in the last chapter, I conducted that derivational morphemes of suffix -er, -or, -ist, ian, and -ant as Agent are attached depend on the last word sounds.
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