based on findings and discussion in this thesis, the researcher found that the difficulties of students to use coordinate conjunction is classified fair. their diffuclties are mostly distinguishing kinds of conjunction, confuse of the explanation from the lecturer, do not have guide book, do not know to put coordinate conjunction between dependent and independent clause, difficulty to distingui…
the writer comes to hypothesis as follows: affixation process in english and banjarese can forms verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs. in english and banjarese, the class maintaining derivation includes the addition of prefixes why the class changing derivations includes the addition of suffixes.
this thesis focuses on the taboo expression which is not allowed to express by fisherman society in Majene Regency during they are sailing. the study found that there are sixteen taboo expressions of Mandarese fisherman society in Majene. it divides into two parts; the taboo for fisherman themselves, and the taboo for fisherman family.
the result of this research showed that the adjective in english is different from adjective in indonesian. the different of both includes the position, the form, and the comparative. in the position, the english adjective placed before noun and after linking verb. on the other hand, indonesian adjective position comes after noun.
the findings of this thesis were illustrates the prefixes and suffixes process to form new words in both language English and Bimanese.
After analyzing all the data, finally the writer found that there were seven kinds out of figurative language in maroon five's songs. they are personification, symbol, symile, metaphor, paaradox, and the metonymy.
through this analysis, there were 18 omissions out of 83 errors or 21,68% errors in the speaker utterances. there were 27 additions out of 83 errors or 32,53% errors in the speaker utterances. there were 36 misformations out of 83 errors or 43,37% in the speaker utterances, and there were 2 misordering out of 83 errors 2,4% errors in the speaker utterances.