ELLIPSIS FOUND IN “THE FUTURE OF EQUALITY AND OPPORTUNITY" TALKSHOW

Bimo Aditya Sumarno

Abstract


This research is motivated by the existence of ellipsis in the Talk Show "Ellipsis Found In The Future Of Equality and Opportunity". The purpose of this study was to analyze the types of ellipsis in the talk show "Ellipsis Found In The Future Of Equality and Opportunity". The researcher chose the theory of Halliday and Hassan as the main reference for researching this topic, namely ellipsis based on its types. The purpose of this study is to find and analyze ellipsis based on its types in the talk show The Future Of Equality and Opportunity. The research design is qualitative. The method used to collect data is the Listen method and its technical techniques, one of which is the Record technique to get the details. For the analysis, the researcher used the Agih method and its techniques. An example is the direct Elemental Surgery technique which focuses on obliteration or removal. So, based on the results of the research that has been done, the researcher found 15 (fifteen) data. The data consists of 3 (three) nominal ellipsis, 5 (five) verbal ellipsis, and 10 (ten) clausal ellipsis.

 

 

Keywords:           Ellipsis, Talk Show, Types of Ellipsis


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