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    This document discusses reducing and omitting adjective clauses in sentences. It provides examples of reducing adjective clauses by replacing the conjunction and verb with a verb form (present participle or past participle) and omitting adjective clauses by removing the conjunction. Reducing and omitting can be applied to active voice, passive voice, perfect tenses, and sentences with two subjects and verbs separated by a conjunction. The techniques are demonstrated through example sentences and their transformed versions using reducing or omitting.

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    This document discusses reducing and omitting adjective clauses in sentences. It provides examples of reducing adjective clauses by replacing the conjunction and verb with a verb form (present participle or past participle) and omitting adjective clauses by removing the conjunction. Reducing and omitting can be applied to active voice, passive voice, perfect tenses, and sentences with two subjects and verbs separated by a conjunction. The techniques are demonstrated through example sentences and their transformed versions using reducing or omitting.

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    PERINGKASAN ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

    REDUCING & OMITTING

     REDUCING  Peringkasan Adjective Clause yang menghasilkan Ving / V3 POLA  CONJUNCTION + VERB = REDUCING (RPS)

     OMITTING  Peringkasan Adjective Clause yang tidak menghasilkan Ving / V3 POLA  CONJUNCTION + (S+V) = OMITTING (RPO)

    Kondisi Kalimat ADJECTIVE CLAUSE Setelah Mengalami (REDUCING / OMITTING)

    (Reducing) The athlete who is carrying the ball is Lionel Messi. The athlete carrying the ball is Lionel Messi.
    KALIMAT AKTIF (Me / Be)
    (RPS) Who/Which/That  Verb Burger which contains many calories is not good for our health. Burger containing many calories is not good for our health.
    Conj + Aux dihilangkan
    Menghasilkan (V ing) The problem that caused his death was drinking too much alcohol. The problem causing his death was drinking too much alcohol.

    (Reducing) The president who was elected by the society in 2014 was Jokowi. The president elected by the society in 2014 was Jokowi.
    KALIMAT PASIF (Di / Ter)
    (RPS) Who/Which/That  Verb The competition which is won by Lalu Mohamad Zohri was great. The competition won by Lalu Mohamad Zohri was great.
    Conj + Aux dihilangkan
    Menghasilkan (V3) The exercises that were given to us yesterday were quite easy. The exercises given to us yesterday were quite easy.

    (Reducing) The authors who have published the journal got the award. The authors having published the journal got the award.
    TENSES PERFECT (RPS)
    Who/Which/That  Have/Has/Had The patient who has been diagnosed by the doctor feels faint. The patient having been diagnosed by the doctor feels faint.
    Conjunction dihilangkan The animal that had been killed by human is almost extinct. The animal having been killed by human is almost extinct.
    Have/Has/Had dijadikan Having

    (Omitting) (RPO) 2S + 2V XC
    Whom/Which/That  (S + V) The man whom I love in the world is Imam Bahrudin. The man I love in the world is Imam Bahrudin.
    Conjunction saja yang dihilangkan A new method which You apply is effective and efficient. A new method You apply is effective and efficient.
    Ada (2S + 2V) Tanpa Conjunction The book and journal that She reads affect her mindset. The book and journal She reads affect her mindset.

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