SYNTAX

 Syntax

Is one branch syntactic grammar discuss the structures of sentences, clauses, and phrases.

The definition syntax according to language experts, namely:

            According to Ramlan (2001),

 the syntax is a part or a branch of linguistics that discuss the ins and outs of discourse, sentences, clauses, and phrases; morphologically different from discussing the ins and outs word and morpheme.

            Harimurti Kridalaksana (1993) defines the syntax as (i) setting and the relationship between words with words, or with units greater, or between units greater that in the language. (Ii) subsystem languages ​​covering it (often considered part of grammatical; the other part is that morphology); (Iii) the branch of linguistics that studied it.

            Hartmann and Stork (1976) states that "syntax grammar is the branch of the which is concerned with the study of the arrangement of words in sentences and of the means by the which such relationships are shown, e.g. word order or Inflexion ". Syntactic grammar is a branch of the study of the collection of words in sentences and the tools with which the relationship as it is seen, for example, word order or inflection.

            Murt Kridalaksana (1993) Syntax language is a subsystem that include words that are often considered part of the grammar that is morphological and linguistic branch that studies of the word.

            Gleason (1955) "Syntax maybe roughly defined as the principles of arrangement of the construction (word) into large constructions of various kinds."

            Miller (2002 : xii ) that revealed that Syntax has to do with how words are put together to build phrases , with how phrases are put together to build bigger clauses or phrases , and how clauses are put together to build sentences . That definition explained that the syntax is the science that is used to analyze a structure sentence.

            Mc Manis , et al . (1998 : 153 ) reveals also that, Syntax  is a science learn the structure of sentences , clauses , and phrases that are composed of a number of words.

Bibliography

Suherlan and Odien R., 2003. About the Linguistics and Scope. Bantam: Untirta Press.