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INTRODUCTION
A. Background of the study
For English language learners, there are four skills that every learners have
to master them. One of them is witing, by writing, learners acquire new
knowledge and vocabulary.
According to Ogrady (2005, p.127) that affixation is the dominant
inflectional process in language. Likewise, Yule (2006, p.116) says that there are
three types of affixes, an affix is attached to the front of its base is called prefix
while an affix is attached to the end of its base is termed a suffix; in the other
side, an affix is inserted after the first consonant the root to mark a completed
event.
Base on the explanation above, prefix in an affix which is attached in front
of word; for example in deactivate, an affix de- is attached in front of the verb
activate. Another kind of affix is suffix, it is an affix which attached in the end of
word; for example hunter, an affix -er is attached in the end of verb hunt. The
last, Infix is an affix is attached in the middle of word; for example in Tagalog
language the word binili, there is an infix -in- is attached in the middle of verb
bili. Another example infix in sundanesse language an affix is attached in the
middle of word barudak, an affix -ru- is attached in the middle of noun barudak.
In this study the writer will focus on analyzing of verbs changing which
ocour affix in verb. The writer will only explain of verbs changing after obtaining
prefix or suffix.
change verbs into nouns in international magazine for educational sciences and
practice ?
F. Theoretical framework
a. word
(prefix), the end (suffix), in the middle (infix), or both at the beginning and
end (circumfix) of a word.
d. Inflection
According to Ogrady et al. (2005, p.127), Inflection is the
modification of a words form to indicate grammatical information of
various sort. Furthemore, Yule (2006, p.64) states, Inflectional
morphemes are not used to produce new word in the language, but rather
to indicate aspects of the grammatical function of a word. For example,
the English plural suffixes -s in pencil-s is an inflectional suffixes because
it distinguishes the plural form pencils from the singular form pencil.
Pencils and pencil are thus different grammatical form of the same
lexeme.
e. Derivation
In morphological study, the process to produces new words form
can be found in derivation process. Ogrady et al. (2005, p.118),
f. Affixes.
An affix is morpheme wich only occurs when attached to some
other morpheme or morphomes such as a root or stem or base (Katamba,
1993, p.44). It is attached to the based form of a word to create a new
word. There are two types of affixes used in derivational, prefix and suffix.
g. Prefixes.
A prefix is an affix attached before a root or stem or base like-, un-,
and in-(Katamba, 1993, p.44). For example un-, (unhappy, unsatisfied),
and re- (replay, retell).
h. Suffixes.
A suffix is an affix attached after root (or stem or base) like ly, -er,
-ist, -s, -ing and ed (Katamba, 1993, p.44). The examples in English of
suffix morphemes are -er (dancer, maker, reader), -ing (walking, standing,
jumping), and -ness (happiness, sadness, goodness).
i. Definition of Magazine.
Magazines are publications, usually periodical publications, that
are printed or electronically published (the online versions are called
online magazines.) They are generally published on a regular schedule and
contain a variety of content. They are generally financed by advertising, by
a purchase price, by prepaid subscriptions, or a combination of the three.
At its root, the word "magazine" refers to a collection or storage location.
In the case of written publication, it is a collection of written articles. This
explains why magazine publications share the word root with gunpowder
magazines, artillery magazines, firearms magazines, and, in various
languages although not English, retail stores such as department stores.
G. Research Methodology
1. Research Method
This study uses qualitative method in the frame of case study.
Qualitative research is often called naturalistic research because the
research is done in natural condition where the researcher is as the key of
instrument itself (Sugiyono, 2006, p. 15). The data that related to this
research are collected from the international magazine for education
sciences and practice and others supported sources.
2. Instrument
Sugiyono (2006, p.15) states, where the researcher is as the key of
instrument itself, so the instrument of this research is the writer as the
subject of the study by reading and understanding the references which
support this study.
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MUHAMMAD ALFIZAN ADIB NAUFAL
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