Anas, Haidar (2012) An Analysis on Type of sentences Used in Play Scripts Dialogues of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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Haidar Anas, 2012. An Analysis on Type of sentences Used in Play Scripts Dialogues of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest, Thesis, English Department. Tarbiyah Faculty. Advisor: (I) Dra. Hj. Wardah Hayati, MA, (II) Rahmila Murtiana, MA This research focus to analyze type of sentences used in Oscar Wilde’s play script dialogues of An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest. The core purpose of this research is to analyze what expression is produced when the characters use types of sentences in every dialogues. Type of sentences is sentence variation that is used in communication for expressing someone’s ideas. Type of sentence can describe someone’s expression to extend what he means, for example statement of good or bad feeling, emotion, and request for something. Generally, aware or not statement is always used by someone in every conversation, and that expression can represent other expression that included in types of sentences. Substantively, one goal of all expressions in type of sentences is for improving language sentence variation. The subject of this research are the scripts of play: An Ideal Husband which tells about exploitation, rottenness politic, and self respectability. and The Importance of Being Earnest which tells about two man who were successful in their romance . The object of this research is type of sentences used in play script dialogues. This research used library research and the technique of collecting data are searching catalog, selecting the related references, note-taking for available references, and analyzing. The finding results show that all types of sentences in play scripts are used for producing some expression of the characters. Declarative sentence was used by character to give information, and express of hesitancy, praise, and expectation. Interrogative sentence was used by character for interrogating something, looking for motive, convincing something, and asking permission. Imperative sentence was used by character for command, request, prohibit someone, and force someone. Exclamatory sentence was used by character when they felt angry, happy, confused, elated, sorrowful and surprising.

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