A. DESKRIPSI
Mata kuliah ini adalah mata kuliah ilmu bahasa (Linguistik) yang membahas struktur
internal dan eksternal kata sebagai dasar pembentukan frasa, klausa dan kalimat.
melalui pemaparan, pemajanan, dan praktik dekonstruksi kata, frasa, klausa dan
kalimat.
CPMK SUB-CPMK
1. Mampu menjelaskan definisi, cakupan, 1) Mampu menjelaskan perbedaan
kedudukan morfologi dan sintaksis morfologi dan sintaksis
dalam kajian bahasa, serta keterkaitan 2) Mampu menjelaskan kedudukan
antara morfologi dan sintaksis dengan morfologi dan sintaksis dalam kajian
pengetahuan bahasa bahasa
3) Mampu menjelaskan keterkaitan
antara morfologi dengan keterampilan
berbahasa
2. Mampu menjelaskan dan menganalisis 4) Mampu menganalisis elemen kata:
unsur pembentuk kata dan kelas kata root, base/stem, morphemes, morphs;
wordhood; allomorphs
5) Mampu menjelaskan Word classes and
lexical category
6) Mampu menganalisis Hierarchical
structures of words
7) Mampu melakukan Morphological
analysis and morphemic analysis
D. MATERI
POKOK MATERI SUB-MATERI
1. Definisi, cakupan serta kedudukan 1) Definisi dan cakupan morfologi dan
morfologi dan sintaksis dalam kajian sintaksis,
bahasa, dan keterkaitannya dengan 2) kedudukan morfologi dan sintaksis
keterampilan berbehasa dalam kajian bahasa
3) keterkaitan morfologi dan sintaksis
dengan keterampilan berbahasa
2. Wordhood and word analysis 4) word element: root, base/stem,
morphemes, morphs; wordhood;
allomorphs
5) Word classes and lexical category
6) Hierarchical structures of words
7) Morphological analysis and
morphemic analysis
E. KEGIATAN PEMBELAJARAN
F. TUGAS (TAGIHAN)
1. Tugas 1:
Dalam kelompok,mahasiswa mempresentasikan dan mendiskusikan topik dalam tabel 1.
2. Tugas 2:
Secara individu, mahasiswa membuat corpora kata dengan berbagai kategori (lexical
categories; monosyllabic, disyllabic, trisyllabic, and polysyllabic; word formation
processes)
3. Tugas 3:
Secara individu, mahasiswa membuta corpora kalimat (The corpora of sentences in
various packagings)
4. Tugas 4
Secara individu, mahasiswa menyusun karya tulis keterkaitan antara pengetahuan
morfologi dan sintaksis bahasa Inggris dengan penguasaan bahasa sebagai pengajar,
penerjemah dan ahli bahasa
Tabel 1: Topic for Presentation and Discussion
No. Kinds of Assignments Area
1 Presentation 1 Word classes and lexical categories
2 Presentation 2 Hierarchical structures of words
3 Presentation 3 Morphological analysis
4 Presentation 4 Morphemic analysis
5 Presentation 5 Affixation, Derivation, Inflection, and Alternations
6 Presentation 6 Words from Names, Onomatopoeia, and Suppletion
7 Presentation 7 Conversion (Functional Shift/Internal Change), Back
Formation, and Clipping
8 Presentation 8 Initialism and Acronym, Reduplication, and Blending
9 Presentation 9 Loan Translation, Stress and Tone Placement and
Cliticization
10 Presentation 10 Compounding, Coinage or Root Creation and
Metalinguistic Citation or Revalorization
11 Presentation 11 Grammaticality, deep vs. surface structures, and
ambiguity
12 Presentation 12 Noun phrase and prepositional phrase
13 Presentation 13 Adjective, verb, and adverb phrase
14 Presentation 14 Kinds of clauses
15 Presentation 15 Fronting and inversion
16 Presentation 16 Dislocation and clefting
17 Project 1 The corpora of words in various categories (lexical
categories; monosyllabic, disyllabic, trisyllabic, and
polysyllabic; word formation processes)
18 Project 2 The corpora of sentences in various packagings
19 End-of-term academic The relevance of English morphology and syntax in
paper mastering English (as English teachers, translators,
linguists, etc.)
* Projects and paper are individual works while presentations are group works.
G. PENILAIAN
Metode/teknik penilaian:
Tes tulis
Penilaian keaktifan di kelas
Team work assesment
Instrumen penilaian:
Soal tes tulis
Rubrik penilaian untuk tugas presentasi
Lembar penilaian kinerja
I. SUMBER (REFERENSI)
Contemporary Linguistics: An Introduction by O’Grady, Dobrovolsky, and Katamba
(p. 132-173)
The Structure of Modern English: A Linguistic Introduction by Laurel J. Brinton (p.
73 – 124)
Introduction to Language by Fromkin and Rodman (p. 106 – 149)
The Structure of Modern English: A Linguistic Introduction by Brinton (p. 163 –
193)
Longman Grammar of Spoken and Written English by Biber, Johansson, Leech,
Conrad, and Finegan (p. 896 – 963)
LEARNING TASKS**
ACTIVITIES* (RANGING FROM … TO …)
WEEK/ TOPIC/ FACTUAL
SUB COMPETENCE SUB INDICATORS REFERENCE
SESSION SUB TOPIC REMEMBER TO KNOWLEDGE TO
C P FW
CREATE METACOGNITIVE
KNOWLEDGE
1/1 Students have the ability to Students are able to explain Study guide and code of conducts Understand Factual knowledge EMS study gu
explain what they are going to what to do in EMS class. in EMS class √
do.
1/2 Students have the ability to: Students are able to: Conceptual aspects of morphology Understand Conceptual
- distinguish morphology from - distinguish morphology from and syntax: their place and analysis Procedural
syntax and one word element syntax and one word element importance in studying a language knowledge
from others; from others; and in language skills;
- judge the relevance of EMS - judge the relevance of EMS in morphology; and the knowledge √
in studying a language studying a language and delimitation of words and its
elements—root, base/stem,
morphemes, morphs; wordhood;
allomorphs
2/3 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Understand Conceptual
Identify word classes and lexical Identify word classes (open and analysis Procedural
category close word classes) and lexical Word classes and lexical category √ √ knowledge
category
2/4 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Understand Conceptual
Analyze the structure of words Analyze the hierarchical structure analysis Procedural
Hierarchical structures of words √ √ knowledge
of words
3/5 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Understand Conceptual
Analyze words Understand the realization and analysis Procedural
Morphological analysis and knowledge
abstraction of words through √ √
morphemic analysis
morphological and morphemic
analysis
3/6 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Words from Names, Understand Conceptual
4/7 Understand word formation Understand word formation Onomatopoeia, and Suppletion apply knowledge
√
process process: Words from Names,
Onomatopoeia, and Suppletion
4/8 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Conversion (Functional Understand Conceptual
5/9 Understand word formation Understand word formation Shift/Internal Change), Back Apply knowledge
process process : Conversion (Functional Formation, and Clipping √
Shift/Internal Change), Back
Formation, and Clipping
5/10 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Initialism and Acronym, Understand Conceptual
Understand word formation Understand word formation Reduplication, and Blending Apply knowledge
√
process process: Initialism and Acronym,
Reduplication, and Blending
6/11 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Loan Translation, Stress and Tone √ Understand Conceptual
Understand word formation Understand word formation Placement and Cliticization apply knowledge
process process : Loan Translation,
Stress and Tone Placement and
Cliticization
6/12 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Compounding, Coinage or Root Understand Conceptual
Understand word formation Understand word formation Creation and Metalinguistic Apply knowledge
process process : Compounding, Citation or Revalorization
√
Coinage or Root Creation and
Metalinguistic Citation or
Revalorization
8/16 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Understand
-differentiate a word and a phrase -identify a word and a phrase in A word and a phrase in syntactic analysis
syntactic categories (lexical and categories (lexical and phrasal
√ √
phrasal categories) and categories) and immediate
immediate constituent analysis constituent analysis
9/17 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Understand
A tree diagram and the analysis
-identify an ambiguity in a - analyze hierarchical structure of a
hierarchical structure of the tree
sentence through a tree diagram sentence through a tree diagram √ √
and lexical and structural
to identify lexical and structural
ambiguity
ambiguity
9/18 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Noun and prepositional phrases; Understand
Identify phrases Identify noun, adjective verb, Adjective, verb, and adverb √ analysis
adverb and prepositional phrases phrases
10/19 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Kinds of clauses Understand
√
Identify clauses Identify clauses in sentences Apply
10/20 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Understand
Understand sentence packaging Understand and apply sentence Apply
Fronting; inversion; passive; and
packaging: Fronting; inversion; √
clefting
passive; and clefting
11/21 Students have the ability to: Students have the ability to: Fronting; inversion; and Understand
Understand sentence packaging Understand and apply sentence Dislocation apply
√
packaging : Fronting; inversion;
and Dislocation
11/22 quiz
review
12/23
Note: * C: conceptual; P: practical; and FW: field work. **(Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create) and (factual knowledge, conceptual
knowledge, procedural knowledge, meta-cognitive knowledge). ***Student-generated learning materials are expected for each topic.