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PREDICATOR, PREDICATE, AND DEGREE OF PREDICATES

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Wardhani Qusuma
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This document appears to be an assignment from the English Department at STAIN Salatiga in 2014 on the topic of semantics. It discusses the key concepts of predicator, predicate, and degree of predicate. It provides examples of identifying the predicator and predicates in sample sentences. It also explains that the degree of a predicate refers to the number of arguments it typically takes in a simple sentence.

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Semantics Assignment of Sixth Semester English Department of Educational Faculty STAIN Salatiga 2014 Lecturer: Mrs. Setia Rini, M.Pd.
Nurul Kusuma 11311009 Nurus Saadah 11311037 Risa Suryani 11311040 Siti Fatimah 11311045 Darus Salam 11311148 Rachmad Azari 11311053
The predicator of a simple declarative sentence is the word (sometimes a group of words) which does not belong to any of the referring expressions and which, of the remainder, makes the most specific contribution to the meaning of the sentence.
We will go to the campus tomorrow Predicator: Go Mrs. Rini is in her office Predicator: In Real Madrid, a famous football club won Champion League yesterday Predicator: Win Fatim lives in salafiyah islamic boarding school Predicator: Live English Department students of 2011 are going to visit IALF in Bali Predicator: Go
A predicate is any word (or sequence of words) which (in a given single sense) can function as the predicator of a sentence.
Dr. Rahmat Hariadi, M. Pd. is a rector of STAIN Salatiga Predicates: a. Dr. Rahmat Hariadi, M. Pd. b. STAIN Salatiga STAIN Salatiga has two campuses, the first is in Tentara Pelajar street, and the second is in Nakula Sadewa street. Predicates: a. STAIN Salatiga b. Two campuses c. First d. Tentara Pelajar street e. Second f. Nakula Sadewa street
All of semantics students are discussing of predicator, predicate, and degree of predicate Predicates: a. All of sematics students b. Predicator c. Predicate d. Degree of predicate Our group makes the example of predicates well Predicates: a. Our group b. Example c. Well d. Predicates Nurul kusuma, who brings the notebook is our friend Predicates: a. Nurul kusuma b. Notebook c. Bring
The degree of predicates is a number indicating the number of arguments it is normally understood to have in simple sentences.
All of semantics students are smart. Smart is one-place predicates, it has an argument: all of semantics students Mrs. Rini teaches semantics. Teach is two-place predicates, it has two argument: Mrs. Rini and semantics
Darus is between Nurus and Risa Between is three-place predicates, it has three arguments: Darus, Nurus, and Risa Our campus is comfortable Comfortable is one-place predicates,it has an argument: our campus Mrs. Rini gives some assignments for us Give is three-place predicates, it has three arguments: Mrs. Rini, some assignments, and us
Hurford, James.R, and Brendan Heasley. 1986. Semantics: a Coursebook. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

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PREDICATOR, PREDICATE, AND DEGREE OF PREDICATES

  • 1. Semantics Assignment of Sixth Semester English Department of Educational Faculty STAIN Salatiga 2014 Lecturer: Mrs. Setia Rini, M.Pd.
  • 2. Nurul Kusuma 11311009 Nurus Saadah 11311037 Risa Suryani 11311040 Siti Fatimah 11311045 Darus Salam 11311148 Rachmad Azari 11311053
  • 3. The predicator of a simple declarative sentence is the word (sometimes a group of words) which does not belong to any of the referring expressions and which, of the remainder, makes the most specific contribution to the meaning of the sentence.
  • 4. We will go to the campus tomorrow Predicator: Go Mrs. Rini is in her office Predicator: In Real Madrid, a famous football club won Champion League yesterday Predicator: Win Fatim lives in salafiyah islamic boarding school Predicator: Live English Department students of 2011 are going to visit IALF in Bali Predicator: Go
  • 5. A predicate is any word (or sequence of words) which (in a given single sense) can function as the predicator of a sentence.
  • 6. Dr. Rahmat Hariadi, M. Pd. is a rector of STAIN Salatiga Predicates: a. Dr. Rahmat Hariadi, M. Pd. b. STAIN Salatiga STAIN Salatiga has two campuses, the first is in Tentara Pelajar street, and the second is in Nakula Sadewa street. Predicates: a. STAIN Salatiga b. Two campuses c. First d. Tentara Pelajar street e. Second f. Nakula Sadewa street
  • 7. All of semantics students are discussing of predicator, predicate, and degree of predicate Predicates: a. All of sematics students b. Predicator c. Predicate d. Degree of predicate Our group makes the example of predicates well Predicates: a. Our group b. Example c. Well d. Predicates Nurul kusuma, who brings the notebook is our friend Predicates: a. Nurul kusuma b. Notebook c. Bring
  • 8. The degree of predicates is a number indicating the number of arguments it is normally understood to have in simple sentences.
  • 9. All of semantics students are smart. Smart is one-place predicates, it has an argument: all of semantics students Mrs. Rini teaches semantics. Teach is two-place predicates, it has two argument: Mrs. Rini and semantics
  • 10. Darus is between Nurus and Risa Between is three-place predicates, it has three arguments: Darus, Nurus, and Risa Our campus is comfortable Comfortable is one-place predicates,it has an argument: our campus Mrs. Rini gives some assignments for us Give is three-place predicates, it has three arguments: Mrs. Rini, some assignments, and us
  • 11. Hurford, James.R, and Brendan Heasley. 1986. Semantics: a Coursebook. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.