bahasa indonesia

Object-focus with auxiliary, prepositional phrase and
adverb
We saw earlier that simple subject-focus constructions consisting of
Subject - Verb - Object can be made more interesting by adding
auxiliary verbs, prepositional phrases and adverbs. These constructions
can be transformed into object-focus constructions. The simplest way to
do this is by following the above rules, while leaving these additional
things where they are. That is to say, we do not need to move them
around or make any other changes the way we do with the subject, verb
and object.
Nina akan menulis cerpen besok.
Subject Auxiliary verb Main verb Object Adverb of time
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sofneoni$/
something
somewhere
~e~@yupI~!
. .
to #t: . .
Cerpen akan ditulis Nina besok
Object Auxiliary verb Main verb Subject Adveh of time
....................................................................................
SUBJECT-FOCUS
Dokter sedang memeriksa pasien di ruang 3.
Subject Auxiliary verb Main verb Object Prepositional phruse
....................................................................................
OBJECT-FOCUS .
Pasien sedang diperiksa dokter di ruang 3.
Object Auxiliary verb Main verb Subject Prepositional phmse
Transform the sentences below into obiect-focus constructions.
Remember to keep the auxiliary verb, prepositional phrase and the
adverb where they are in each sentence.
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Write an object-focus sentence, using the auxiliary akan, to describe
what is happening or what will or may happen to each of the objects
shown below. Remember that you must use a transitive verb for this.
Start your sentences with the words provided.
130 A Student's Guide to Indonesian Grammar