GROUP C

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 Part of speech
Pronoun, Adjective, Conjunction,
Adverb, Verb, Interjection, dan
Preposition
1. Pronoun
Subject Pron. Object Pron. Possessive
adjective
Possessive
pronoun
Reflexive Pron.

I Me My car Mine book Myself

You You Your Yours Yourself/selves
We Us Our Ours Ourselves
They Them Their Theirs Themselves
She Her Her Hers Herself
He Him His His Himself
It It Its Its Itself
 2. Adjective
She is happy.
I have a funny cat.
That is a wonderful idea.
 3. Nouns
car, police, teacher, sky, etc.
 4. Conjunction
and, yet, but, before, after, therefore,
otherwise
Example :
She had gone home before I met her
last night.
They will come to my house and his
house to have a meal.
 5. Adverb
7 group of adverb :
adverb of time,
place,
manner,
degree,
frequency,
modality
focus.
 Example :
I want to visit her now.
She is studying English seriously.
 6. Verb
I drive a car very slowly.
We need to improve out speaking skill.
 7. Interjection
Example :
Ouch! It hurts, you know!!
Hello! My name is Dhila.
 8. Preposition
Example :
My cat sleeps under the tree.
She put the book on the table.
 Derivative words
a. Infinitive + TION
to inform information
to reform reformation
to solve solution larutan
to repeat repetition
to produce production
 b. infinitive + SION
to permit permission
to omit omission
to secede secession
to succeed succession
to apprehend apprehension
 c. Infinitive + URE
to please pleasure
to press pressure
to depart departure
to sign signature
to seize seizure
 d. Infinitive + AL
to arrive arrival
to try trial
to approve approval
to remove removal
to rehearse rehearsal
 e. Infinitive + MENT
to govern government
to equip equipment
to agree agreement
to improve improvement
to enlarge enlargement
 f. Infinitive + CB/ANCE
to perform performance
to resist resistance
to assist assistance
to appear appearance
to enter entrance
 g. Infinitive + ESS
to succeed success
to proceed process
to exceed excess
 h. Infinitive + TH
to grow growth
to die death
to deepen depth
 i. There are manya verbs that
have their own words when they
are derivated
to see sight
to fly flight
to receive receipt
to draw drawing
to drink draught
 j. And there are many verbs that
do not change although they
have been derivated
to walk walk
to ride ride
to dance dance
to play play
to visit visit
 Phrase
1. Noun phrase: an amazing dancer,
the best idea, an abstract painting.
2. Adjective phrase: a dark room, a
sweet apple
3. Verb phrase: is swimming, , have
been gone, will take the control
4. Prepositional Phrase: in the noon,
at room , with my mother.
 Referench :
http://www.ef.co.id/englishfirst/eng
lishstudy/perbedaan-antara-phrase-cl
ause-dan-sentence.aspx
https://bahanajar.wordpress.com/gra
mmar/derivative-words/
http://www.carabelajarbahasainggris
oke.com/2014/09/pengertian-dan-
macam-part-of-speech-dalam-
bahasa-inggris.html
 Clause
1. He order something when he need.
He order something = independent clause
when he need = dependent clause
2. She has talk to her mother who she
missed so much.
She has talk to her mother = independent
clause
who she missed so much = dependent
clause