Mashunah, Siti (2010) An Analysis on Adverbial Clause “The Legend of The Light Bearers” by Dr. Joe Rubino. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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ABSTRAK

Siti Mashunah, 2010, An Analysis on Adverbial Clause “The Legend of The Light Bearers” by Dr. Joe Rubino, Thesis, English Department, Tarbiyah Faculty, Advisors : (1) Drs. Saadilah, M.Pd (2) Nurlaila Kadariyah, S.Ag. Fable is one of literary work that can be a good reading material option to help English learners in understanding grammar structure. The subject of this research is the fable The Legend of The Light Bearers by Dr.Joe Rubino and the object of this research is the adverbial clause in the fable. It can be concluded that the author uses a lot of adverbial clause in this fable because he uses third person omniscient point of view then he always need to explain a circumstance, time and condition the writer found some kinds of adverbial clauses such as: time, place, manner, distance, frequency, reason, purpose, conditional, concession, direct opposites, results and exclamation.. And there are 137 adverbial clauses of time, 322 adverbial clauses of place, 48 adverbial clauses of manner, 5 adverbial clauses of distance, 36 adverbial clauses of reason, 3 adverbial clauses of purpose, 40 adverbial clauses of conditional, 14 adverbial clauses of concession, 4 adverbial clauses of direct contrast and 3 adverbial clauses of exclamation.

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