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Tugas Fix

The document analyzes the functional grammar structure of 10 sentences. It identifies the mood and residue elements of each sentence, including the subject, finite, predicator, complement and adjunct elements that make up the mood and residue.

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Tugas Fix

The document analyzes the functional grammar structure of 10 sentences. It identifies the mood and residue elements of each sentence, including the subject, finite, predicator, complement and adjunct elements that make up the mood and residue.

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Name : Syifa Mardhiyyah (16223029)

Dita Julia Sagita (16223031)


Lisna Lestari Fauziah (16223032)
Class : 3-C
“ FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR”
1. What you said yesterday still makes me down.

What you said yesterday still makes me down


Subject Finite Predicator Complement Adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

2. I was absent since I had other affairs yesterday.

I was absent Since I had other affairs yesterday


Subject Finite Complement Adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

Since I had other affairs yesterday


Subject Finite Predicator Complement Adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

3. What is your favorite food?

What is your favorite food?


Finite Subject
MOOD

4. What time do you get up everyday?

What time Do you get up everyday?


Finite Subject Predicator Adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

5. Leave me now!

Leave me now!
Predicator Complement Adjunct
RESIDUE
6. She does not have any idea to talk.

She does not have any idea to talk


Subject Finite Predicator Complement
MOOD RESIDUE

7. I have been waiting for you more than 1 hour.

I have been waiting for you More than 1 hour


Subject Finite Predicator Complement Adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

8. Who teaches English in your university?

Who Teaches English in your university?


Finite Predicator Complement adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

9. The person who met me yesterday has come to me to offer the same thing.

The person who met me has Come to me to offer the same thing
yesterday
Subject Finite Predicator Adjunct Adjunct
MOOD RESIDUE

10. When he come home, he found his wife cooking.

When he come home he found his wife cooking


Subject Finite Predicator Complement
MOOD

RESIDUE

When he come home


Subject Finite Predicator
MOOD

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