Hartati, Hartati (2012) The Analysis of Phrasal Verbs in the Films. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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Hartati. 2012. The Analysis of Phrasal Verbs in the Films: Bratz, Princess Protection Program and The Clique. Thesis, English Department, Tarbiyah Faculty. Advisor: (I) Dr. Saifuddin Ahmad Husin, MA (II) Rahmila Murtiana, MA This research is conducted to find out the phrasal verbs appeared in the films: Bratz, Princess Protection Program and The Clique, along with their patterns and meanings. This research used qualitative research method. The data in this research are collected through procedures which consist of watching the films, listening and transcribing the dialogue, identification, classification, and analysis. Then the data are analyzed based on the objectives of the study. The result of the research shows that there are five patterns found in the films: Bratz, Princess Protection Program and The clique. The writer found about 124 phrasal verbs in Bratz, namely: Verb Adverb (47 phrasal verbs), verb adverb object (25 phrasal verbs), verb object adverb (19 phrasal verbs), verb preposition object (24 phrasal verbs) and verb adverb preposition object (9 phrasal verbs). The most phrasal verb frequently appeared in this film is “come on” about seventeen times. The meaning of “come on” is to persuade someone to do something or show annoyance of something. The writer found about 88 phrasal verbs in Princess Protection Program, namely: Verb Adverb (44 phrasal verbs), verb adverb object (8 phrasal verbs), verb object adverb (19 phrasal verbs), verb preposition object (15 phrasal verbs) and verb adverb preposition object (2 phrasal verbs). The most phrasal verb frequently appeared in this film is “come on” about eleven times. The meaning of “come on” is to persuade someone to do something or show annoyance of something. The writer found about 93 phrasal verbs in The Clique, namely: Verb Adverb (26 phrasal verbs), verb adverb object (18 phrasal verbs), verb object adverb (12 phrasal verbs), verb preposition object (32 phrasal verbs) and verb adverb preposition object (5 phrasal verbs). The most phrasal verb frequently appeared in this film is “look for” about four times. The meaning of “look for” is to try to find. Therefore, it is suggested for the learners that learning phrasal verbs with their meanings is very important to do because it can help them to speak natural English like native speakers. Also the learners indirectly can learn the way native speakers speak, their pronunciation, intonation, expression and the moral values of the films. Then, the teacher can use English films in teaching phrasal verbs, because many phrasal verbs appeared in English films.

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