Authors :
Arju Susanto; Muhammad Darwis; Kurnia Rachmawati; Nisrina Rona Nabilaah
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 8 - August
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25aug1326
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Abstract :
Introduction:
This study examines ungrammatical sentences produced by Indonesian language students at the National University
of Jakarta, focusing on syntactic aspects.
Aim:
The study aims to: (1) identify patterns of ungrammatical sentences based on meaning correspondence, and (2) describe
the forms and types of ungrammatical Indonesian sentence constructions.
Materials and Methods:
A qualitative descriptive method was used, applying Chomsky’s theory to analyze meaning correspondence and
Corder’s theory to classify sentence error patterns.
Results:
Findings show that ungrammatical sentences stem from the misuse of linguistic elements, leading to meaning
discrepancies. Patterns include omission of functional words, addition of unnecessary units, and changes in prepositions.
Conclusion:
Ungrammatical sentences arise from syntactic and semantic mismatches. The results provide insights into common
error patterns and support the development of better grammar teaching strategies.
Keywords :
Ungrammatical Patterns, Indonesian, Sentence Construction, Linguistic Elements/Units, Correspondence of Meaning.
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Introduction:
This study examines ungrammatical sentences produced by Indonesian language students at the National University
of Jakarta, focusing on syntactic aspects.
Aim:
The study aims to: (1) identify patterns of ungrammatical sentences based on meaning correspondence, and (2) describe
the forms and types of ungrammatical Indonesian sentence constructions.
Materials and Methods:
A qualitative descriptive method was used, applying Chomsky’s theory to analyze meaning correspondence and
Corder’s theory to classify sentence error patterns.
Results:
Findings show that ungrammatical sentences stem from the misuse of linguistic elements, leading to meaning
discrepancies. Patterns include omission of functional words, addition of unnecessary units, and changes in prepositions.
Conclusion:
Ungrammatical sentences arise from syntactic and semantic mismatches. The results provide insights into common
error patterns and support the development of better grammar teaching strategies.
Keywords :
Ungrammatical Patterns, Indonesian, Sentence Construction, Linguistic Elements/Units, Correspondence of Meaning.
