a Syntactical analysis of interrogative sentences in aladdin movie script

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Putri, Riski Ganesa (2020) a Syntactical analysis of interrogative sentences in aladdin movie script. Undergraduate thesis, UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya.

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Abstract

This thesis aims at analyzing the interrogative sentences in ‘Aladdin Movie Script’ which shows the type and the pattern based on the syntactical analysis of Marjolijn and Kim’s theory. The researcher focuses on interrogative sentences that are used by the characters in Aladdin Movie script. There are two problems to be solved in this study. They are: (1) what are the types of interrogative sentence in the Aladdin movie script; (2) what are the patterns of interrogative sentence types in the Aladdin movie script. The researcher use a qualitative method. The results of this research were as follows. First, from all types of interrogative sentences, the researcher found that the characters most used a complete interrogative sentence that is yes or no interrogative sentences and WH interrogative sentences than complete negative interrogative sentences. Thus, the incomplete interrogative sentences are the fewer interrogative sentences used in Aladdin's movie script. Second, the characters used all kinds of patterns (the running pattern, the being pattern, the giving pattern, the doing pattern, and the making/considering pattern), but the researcher found them in the complete interrogative sentence only. It means the characters mostly use the complete interrogative sentence to ask about the knowledge that wants to be justified.