CHAPTER
I
A.
Background
Language is a tool that
is very important in this life. As we know in this world there are a variety of
languages and the language used internationally as a means of communication
is English, for that we as part of our global community must know and use English
correctly. Communication in order to create what we want.
But
in fact currently we do
not understand and use English properly as mistakes in
the use of the verb.
Soon this
occasion the authors are
interested to discuss
the verbs in
English.
B.
Formulation of the problem
As for the formulation
of the problem of the
background above is:
a.
what
is a verb?
b.
Please
mention and explain the
various verb?
C.
Purpose
As for the purpose of this paper, so
that readers can:
1.
explain
the sense of the
verb
2. describes the kinds
of verbs
CHAPTER
II
A.
Sense
Verb
Verbs (verb) is a word
that shows the name of the deeds done by the subject, but perhaps also to
indicate the state. Verbs are usually a predicate of a sentence.The verb is
perhaps the most important part of the sentence. A verb or compound verb
asserts something about the subject of the compound verb is the critical
element of the predicate of a sentence.
B. Types of Verb
1.
Reguler Verb
Regular verbs are verbs
that form Past Tense (verb
II) and the
form of past participle (verb
III) in the
shape of the
base verb (infinitive)
just added 'ed/d'.
a.
Basically only the
verb plus the 'ed'
from its
basic form (infinitive).
Example :
- ask asked asked : bertanya
- open opened opened : membuka
- ship shiped shipped : menghapal
b. If
the verb ending in 'E'
then verb verb II and III only add a 'D' only.
Example :
- cycle cycled cycled : bersepeda
- use used used : menggunakan
- smoke smoked smoked : merokok
c. If
the verb ending in 'Y' and preceded by
a consonant then Verb Verb II and III, the suffix 'Y' changed to 'T' and then the 'ED'
Example :
- reply replied replied : menjawab
- supply supplied supplied : menyediakan
- dry dried dried : mengeringkan
d. If
the verb ending in 'Y' and preceded by
a vowel the Verb Verb II and III, the suffix 'Y' does not change directly coupled
with the 'ED'
Example :
-
destroy destroyed destroyed : merusak
-
display displayed displayed : memamerkan
e. If
the verb ends in "Dead Letters"
(consonant) and preceded by the letter Verb
Verb II and III, the suffix is doubled and then added 'ED'
Exemple :
-bop bopped bopped : memukul
-drip dripped dripped : menetes
-stop stopped stopped : menghntikan
f. If
the verb ending in 'C' and preceded by
a vowel, then the verb to verb II and III of the suffix 'C'
then added 'K' in advance,
Exemple :
-mimic mimicked mimicked : meniru-niru
-picnic picnicked picnicked : bertamasya
-shellac shellacked shellacked : mengalahkan
2.
Irreguler Verb
A form of the verb form
Past Tense (verb II) and the form of past participle (VERB III)
under goes a change in an irregular and hasits own rulesand
irregular. Irregular VERB can be groupedinto four sections:
A. All verbs that have the same shape
(VERB. I, VERB. II and VERB. III no change)
B. All verbs have two forms of the same (VERB
VERB II and III)
C. All verbs have three different forms
(I VERB, VERB VERB II and III of different shape)
D. All verbs have two forms of the same
(I VERB and VERB III the same shape)
Example :
VERB I VERB II VERB III ARTI
Beset beset beset mengelilingi,menyerang
Bet bet bet mempertaruhkan
Bid bid bid minta,menawar
Nurst burst burst merekah,memecah
Cast cast cast melemparkan
VERB I VERB II VERB III ARTI
Put put put meletakkan
Read read read membaca
Rid rid rid membersihkan
Rid of rid of rid of menghaviskan
Set set set menyetel,terbenam
3.
Transitive Verb
A verb is active when
used in a sentence must have a complement.
Examples of transitive verbs:
Examples of transitive verbs:
-
Read : membaca
-
Answer : menjawab
-
Clean : membersihkan
-
Eat : memakan
-
Find : mendapatkan
Example sentence:
1. I send the letter to my cousin
(saya
mengirim
surat
kepada
saudara
sepupu
saya)
2. Emmy helps her mother in the kitchen
(Emmy membantu
ibunya di dapur)
4.
Intransitive Verb
A verb is active when used
in a sentence does not have or need a complement (the
object). Examples of intransitive
verb:
-
Ache : merasa
sakit
-
Arrive : tiba
-
Race : berlomba
-
Go : pergi
-
Stand :berdiri
Examplesentence:
1. He arrives from Jakarta
(dia
tiba
di
jakarta)
2. I go to school
( saya
berangkat
kesekolah)
CHAPTER
III
A.
Conclusion
Verbs (verb) is a word that
shows the name of the deeds done by the subject, but perhaps also to indicate
the state. Verbs are usually a predicate of a sentence
Types ofVerb
1. Reguler Verb
Regular verbs are verbs
that form Past Tense (verb
II) and the
form of past participle (verb
III) in the
shape of the
base verb (infinitive)
just added 'ed/d'.
2. Irreguler Verb
A
form of the verb form Past Tense (verb II)
and the form of past participle (VERB III)
under goes a change in an irregular and hasits own rules and irregular.
3. Transitive Verb
A verb is active when used in a sentence
must have a complement.
4. Intransitive Verb
A verbis
active when used in a
sentence does not have or need
a complement (the
object)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Lou,
Robby. 2009. English Grammar And How To Use It. Jakarta: E Plus.
Warib,
A. 1991. Complete English Grammar. Surabaya: Apollo Surabaya.
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