Transitive Sentences
1. Rina is eating pizza in the livingroom.
2. Anton played
football yesterday.
3. I did my homework
in my room.
4. Budi is reading a
book about economic improvement in library.
5 Siti is buying fruit
in a supermarket.
Explanation:
Sentence
in number one is a transitive sentence which consists of five elements, Rina ,
is, eating, pizza, and in the livingroom. The identifications are subject
(Rina), predicate (is eating), object (pizza) and modifer of place (in the
livingroom). Them Rina is noun (N), is eating (v1), pizza (o), and in the
livingroom (adv of place). All of these are not phrase however eating pizza in
number one is a phrase. Which it’s head is pizza.
Sentence
in number two is a transitive sentence which consists of four elements, Anton ,
played, football, yesterday. The identifications are subject (Anton), predicate
(played), object (football) and modifer of time (yesterday). Them Anton is noun
(N), is eating (v1), pizza (o), and in the livingroom (adv of place). All of
these are not phrase however played football in number two is a phrase. Which
it’s head is football.
Sentence
in number three is a transitive sentence which consists of four elements, I ,
did, my homework, and in myroom. The identifications are subject (I), predicate
(did), object (my homework) and modifer of place (in my room). Them I is noun
(N), did (v3), my homework (o), and in my room (adv of place). All of these are
not phrase however my homework in number three is a phrase. Which it’s head is
homework.
Sentence
in number four is a transitive sentence which consists of six elements, Budi ,
is, reading, a book about economic improvement, and in library. The
identifications are subject (Budi), predicate (is reading), object (a book
about economic improvement) and modifer of place (in library). Them budi is
noun (N), is reading (v1), a book about economic improvement (o), and in
library (adv of place). All of these are not phrase however reading a book
economic improvement in number four is a phrase. Which it’s head is a book.
Sentence in number five is a transitive sentence which consists of five elements, Siti , is, buying, fruit, and in a supermarket. The identifications are subject (Siti), predicate (is buying), object (fruit) and modifer of place (in a supermarket). Them Siti is noun (N), is buying (v1), fruit (o), and in a supermarket (adv of place). All of these are not phrase however buying fruit in number five is a phrase. Which it’s head is fruit.
Intransitive Sentences
1. I am crying everynight.
2. My Mother is
working everyday.
3. Wulan is watching a
movie now.
4. He did not go to
school now..
5. Dina is waiting so
long.
Explanation:
Sentence
in number one is a intransitive sentence which consists of three elements, I am
, crying, everynight. The identifications are subject (I am), predicate
(crying), and modifer of time (everynight). Them I am is noun (N), crying (v1),
and everynight (adv of time). All of these are not phrase however crying
everynight a in number one is a phrase. Which it’s head is crying .
Sentence
in number two is a intransitive sentence which consists of four elements, My
Mother, is, working, everyday. The identifications are subject (My Mother),
predicate (is working), and modifer of time (everyday). Them My Mother is noun
(N), is working (v1), and everyday (adv of time). All of these are
not phrase however working everyday in number two is a phrase. Which it’s head
is working.
Sentence
in number three is a intransitive sentence which consists of five elements,
Wulan, is, watching, a movie, now. The identifications are subject (Wulan),
predicate (is watching), object (a movie) and modifer of time (now). Them wulan
is noun (N), is watching (v1), a movie (o), and now (adv of time). All of these
are not phrase however watching a movie in number three is a phrase. Which it’s
head is movie.
Sentence
in number four is a intransitive sentence which consists of six elements, He ,
did, not go to school, now. The identifications are subject (He), predicate
(did), object (not go to school) and modifer of time (now). Them He is noun
(N), did (v3), not go to school (o), and now (adv of time). All of these are
not phrase however not go to school now in number four is a phrase. Which it’s
head is school.
Sentence
in number five is a intransitive sentence which consists of four elements, Dina
, is, waiting, so long. The identifications are subject (Dina), predicate (is
waiting), and modifer of time (so long). Them Dina is noun (N), is waiting
(v1), and so long (adv of time). All of these are not phrase however wating so
long in number five is a phrase. Which it’s head is waiting.
