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PREFACE
First of all, the writer wants to express his thanks to Allah SWT, because of His bless and grace, the
entitled ” The Intrinsic Element of The Happy Prince Short Story” can be finished on time.
This paper is a requirement to fulfill the assignment from Mr. Sudirman, S.pd., the English teacher of
SMA Negara. The writer also thanks to him for all the guidance to complete it.
In completing this paper, the writer faced many problems, but with the help of many people, all the
problems could be passed. May Allah SWT give the blessing for them. It provides the intrinsic elements
in the Happy Prince short story with detail explanation. Although this paper has many deficiencies in the
arrangement and explanation, the writer hope that it can be used as a reference for the reader to
understand the intrinsic elements of a short story.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PIG . PRELIMINARY
A. Background………
B. Problem Formulation……….
A. Adjective meaning…….
B. Type of Adjective…….
1. Adjective Of Quality…….
2. Adjective Of Quantity…….
3. Adjective Of Numeral……
4. Interrogative Adjective……
A. Conclusion………
B. Suggestion…………
REFERENCES
PIG
PRELIMINARY
A. Background
In the name of Allah, the most gracious and the most merciful. All praise and gratitude to God Almighty,
has given us the opportunity, so that we can write a paper about adjectives or assignments given by our
supervisor. And thanks to His grace and grace, so that we can complete this paper.
Muhammad SAW, who has succeeded in his jihad to save Muslims from the realm of ignorance towards
the creation of an atmosphere of life, religion, and education. And the achievement of the life of this
world and the hereafter.
In teaching English education, we are given the widest opportunity to know what we should pay
attention to in terms of teaching and learning, especially for students.
B. Problem Formulation
Before we discuss first about the Adjective (adjective). It's good we formulate the main problem,
including:
2. Types of Adjectives.
CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
A. Definition of Adjective (adjective)
Adjective is a word that is used to characterize an object or word that gives the power to limit the use of
a noun (NOUN).
2. Adjective of Quantity
3. Adjective of Numeral
5. Proper Adjective
6. Demonstrative Adjective
7. Distributive Adjective
8. Possessive Adjective
Well, in this paper, we will try to discuss 4 (four) of the 8 (eight) divisions of adjectives, which include the
adjectives of quality, adjectives of quantity, adjectives of numerals, and interrogatives.
1. ADJECTIVE OF QUALITY
– Beautiful : beautiful
– Stupid : stupid
– Strong ; strong
– Nice : sweet
– Cool : cold
– Brave ; brave
b. Places of Adjective
Judging from the use of the adjective of quality, it can be found in several places, including:
Adjective of quality in front of objects is an adjective whose state occurs in front of objects.
The following are some examples of the use of adjectives of quality in front of objects, namely:
– He is foolish boy
Adjective of quality is after to be ( am, is, are ) is an adjective whose condition occurs after to be ( am, is,
are ).
The following are some examples of the use of the adjective of quality after to be ( am, is, are ), namely:
Adjective of quality after the patient (object) is an adjective whose condition occurs after the patient
(object).
The following are some examples of the use of the adjective of quality after the patient (object), namely:
2. ADJECTIVE OF QUANTITY
Adjective of quantity is a word that gives the properties of objects in quantity, such as:
– Much : much
– Some : some
– Enough : enough
– Whole : all
– Little : little
– No: nothing
– All : all
– Half : half
– Sufficien : enough
In terms of the use of the adjective of quantity sentence, it can be found in several places, including:
Adjective of quantity in front of objects is an adjective whose number occurs in front of objects,.
The following are some examples of the use of adjective of quantity sentences in front of objects, such
as:
Here are some examples of adjectives of quantity after to be ( am, is, are ), such as:
Adjective of quantity after the patient is an adjective whose number occurs after the patient (object).
The following are some examples of the use of adjective of quantity sentences after the patient (object),
such as:
3.ADJECTIVE OF NUMERAL
1. Definite numerals
– 0 : zero
– 1: one
– 2: two
– 3: three
– 4: fourt
– 5: five
– 10 : ten
– 20 : twenty
– 1 M : one billion
The following are some examples of using numeral adjective sentences in cardinal numbers, such as:
– 20th : twentieth : KE 20
– 22nd : twenty-second : to 22
– 24th : twenty-fourth : to 24
- Etc. : etc.
The following are some examples of using numeral adjective sentences in ordinal
– Tina is the sixth daughter of Mr. Amir (Tina is the sixth child of Mr. Amir)
– English is the first lesson to day (English is the first lesson today)
-a pair : a pair
-double : double
-dozen: a dozen
-etc.
The following are some examples of the use of numeral adjective sentences in multicative numbers,
such as:
4. INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVE
Interrogative adjectives have certain conditions, namely that their interrogative adjectives must be close
to the noun.
The following are some examples of the use of interrogative adjective sentences in "WHAT", such as:
– What lesson do you think very difficult ? (what lesson do you think is very difficult?)
– What food do you very like ? (what food do you like the most?)
2. Interrogative adjective " WHOSE "
The following are some examples of the use of interrogative adjective sentences in "WHOSE", such as:
– Whose book is that beside yours ? (Whose book is that next to you?)
The following are some examples of the use of interrogative adjective sentences in "WHICH", such as:
– which book is yours on the table ? (which book do you have on the table?)
– which magazine have you read yesterday ? (which magazine did you read yesterday?)
CHAPTER III
CLOSING
A. CONCLUSION
From some of the descriptions above, we have discussed . so we draw some conclusions, namely as
follows:
- Adjective is an adjective, which is used to characterize an object or word that gives it strength and to
limit the use of nouns.
– Adjectives or adjectives whose sentences are used in several places, such as in front of a noun (NOUN),
after to be (am, is, are), and after the patient (object)
– Interrogative adjectives have a condition in using sentences, namely that the interrogative adjectives
must be attached directly to the noun.
B. SUGGESTION
In closing this paper, we also would like to say a thousand thanks to all colleagues who have helped a lot
in the preparation of this paper. But besides that, there are still many shortcomings and far from being
perfect, but we have all tried our best in making this paper. Therefore, we all really hope for all
colleagues to provide criticism and suggestions, so that in making the next paper it can be better, as we
expected.
There are no words that we can say, other than thank you for the motivation from all of you.
Greetings Group 3
REFERENCES
Dra. Mun. Fika, S. Warib, Sam. A Soesanto/Complete English grammar, Surabaya . Appollo.