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    This document discusses sentence classification based on structure and type. It categorizes sentences as verbal or nominal based on whether the predicate is a verb or other part of speech. It also categorizes sentences by structure as statements, questions, or commands/requests. Statements are further broken down into affirmative and negative. Questions are yes/no or information. Commands/requests are affirmative or negative. Examples are provided for each category to illustrate the differences.

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    This document discusses sentence classification based on structure and type. It categorizes sentences as verbal or nominal based on whether the predicate is a verb or other part of speech. It also categorizes sentences by structure as statements, questions, or commands/requests. Statements are further broken down into affirmative and negative. Questions are yes/no or information. Commands/requests are affirmative or negative. Examples are provided for each category to illustrate the differences.

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    This document discusses sentence classification based on structure and type. It categorizes sentences as verbal or nominal based on whether the predicate is a verb or other part of speech. It also categorizes sentences by structure as statements, questions, or commands/requests. Statements are further broken down into affirmative and negative. Questions are yes/no or information. Commands/requests are affirmative or negative. Examples are provided for each category to illustrate the differences.

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    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    By ORDINARY By STRUCTURE
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    • VERBAL
    By ORDINARY
    • NOMINAL
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    BAHASA
     SPOK
     SPO
     SPK
     SP
     P!
    THE DIFFERENT
    BETWEEN BAHASA
    AND ENGLISH
    STRUCTURE ENGLISH
     S V O ADV
     SVO
     S V ADV
     SV
     V!

    PREDIKAT (P) : BAGIAN KALIMAT YANG MENANDAI APA YANG


    DIKATAKAN OLEH PEMBICARA TENTANG SUBJEK. (KBBI)
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    S P O K

    VERBAL NOMINAL

     Indo membeli ikan di pasar  saya ganteng


    S p O K S p (kata sifat)

     Beddu makan bakso  Ambo seorang petani


    S pO S p (kata benda)

     Baco tidur di kamar  Kita berada disini


    S P K S p (kata keterangan)

     Becce mencuci
    S p

     Pergi! kesimpulan
    p! VERBAL : Kalimat yang predikatnya berupa kata kerja.
    NOMINAL : Kalimat yang predikatnya selain kata kerja, bisa
    berupa kata benda, kata sifat, atau kata keterangan.
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    S V O ADV

    VERBAL NOMINAL

     Indo buys fish at the fish market.  I am handsome.


    S V O Adv S V Adj

     Beddu ate bakso.  Ambo Is a farmer.


    S V O S V Np

     Labaco is sleeping in the bedroom.  We are here.


    S V Adv S V Adv

     Labecce has washed


    S V
    Conclusion
     Go! VERBAL : Kalimat yang verb ordinary nya selain
    V! anggota “To Be”.
    NOMINAL : Kalimat yang verb ordinary nya berupa
    “To Be”
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    Exercise

    1. Vecino has been bleeding. Verbal

    2. Balotelli had been a good boy. Nominal

    3. Sherin was beautiful. Nominal

    4. Nainggolan will make you coffee. Verbal

    5. Lautaro will have been there. Nominal


    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    • STATEMENT
    • QUESTION
    By STRUCTURE
    • COMMAND/
    REQUEST
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    STATEMENT / DECLARATIVE

    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

     We believe.  We do not believe.

     Jason will cry.  Jason will not cry.

     Cruz has retired.  Cruz has not retired.

     Stephaney was cute.  Stephaney was not cute.

    S V. S V NOT V
    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    QUESTION / INTERROGATIVE

    YES/NO QUESTION INFORMATION QUESTION

    Kalimat pertanyaan yang membutuhkan


    Kalimat pertanyaan yang membutuhkan
    jawaban berupa informasi dan diawali dengan
    jawaban YES/NO
    Question Word (QW)

    V S? QW V S ?

     Do we believe?  How do we believe?

     Will Jason cry?  When will Jason stop crying?

     Has Cruz retired?  What has Cruz done?

     Was Stephaney cute?  Why is Stephaney not cute anymore?


    SENTENCE CLASSIFICATION

    COMMAND or REQUEST/IMPERATIVE

    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

     Open the book!  Do not pen the book!

     Play the video!  Don’t play the video!

     Mute your mic!  Do not mute your mic!

     Switch on your cam!  Don’t switch on your cam!

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