AN ANALYSIS OF CAUSATIVE VERB IN THE KING’S SPEECH MOVIE

ESI, MAYASARI (2024) AN ANALYSIS OF CAUSATIVE VERB IN THE KING’S SPEECH MOVIE. Diploma thesis, UIN RADEN INTAN LAMPUNG.

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ABSTRACT AN ANALYSIS OF CAUSATIVE VERB IN THE KING’S SPEECH MOVIE By: ESI MAYASARI The purpose of this research is to find out the types of Causative verbs presented in the film The King's Speech through the script. In this research, Causative Verb is the main concern because Causative Verb is a verb that isused to indicate that the subject is not directly responsible for the action that occurs, but rather someone or something else is carrying out the action. Researchers used qualitative descriptive methods to describe and analyze Causative Verbs taken from manuscripts. Researchers analyzed the data one by one according to the concept of the Otong Setiawan Causative Verb type which consists into 4 types. They are have, make, let and get. The results of this research are researchers have analyzed and there are five data in the speech of characters in the film The King's Speech which are classified according to Otong Setiawan Causative Verb theory, such as, Active Causative of Have, Active Causative of Make, Active Causative of Get . Researchers concluded that there are 3 classifications of Causative Verbs found in the speech of characters in the film script The King's Speech. Namely Active Causative of Have, Active Causative of Make, Active Causative of Get. There are 5 utterances found in ii the Active Causative category. There are 3 utterances included in the Active Causative of Have, there is 1 utterance included in the Active Causative of Make, there is 1 utterance included in the Active Causative of Get. Which has the aim of suggest, suggest or convince someone to do something.. As agents of change, English teachers expect their students to change from passive learners to active learners and change their thinking and attitudes to be more critical. Researchers found that this film can also provide imagination and English language learning. Key words: Causative Verb, The King’s Speech Movie

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