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User talk:Paulinearl/Draft

2024-05-30T15:44:02Z

Saphirar:

Hello Pauline! Thankyou for the interesting article, I think its good if you can make the definition section to one part, there is no need for two parts so as not to be confused to read.

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2024-05-30T15:41:33Z

Saphirar: Created page with "Hello Pauline thanks for the interesting article, I think it's good that the definition section is just made into one part, there is no need for two parts so as not to be conf..."

Hello Pauline thanks for the interesting article, I think it's good that the definition section is just made into one part, there is no need for two parts so as not to be confused.

Commissive

2024-05-30T15:22:28Z

Saphirar:

== Commissive ==
A word used in the field of speech act theory to describe a statement in which the speaker intends to an upcoming path of action, such as promising or guaranteeing something. 

===== Example =====
I promise, I will buy you a present for your birthday.

===== References =====
Crystal, D. (2008). Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics. Wiley-Blackwell.

Commissive

2024-05-30T15:15:44Z

Saphirar:

== Commissive ==
A word used in the field of speech act theory to describe a statement in which the speaker intends to an upcoming path of action, such as promising or guaranteeing something. 

===== References =====
Crystal, D. (2008). Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics. Wiley-Blackwell.

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2024-05-30T15:06:20Z

Saphirar: /* Division of labor */ I want to add more article

Commissive

2024-05-30T15:04:28Z

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== Commissive ==
A word used in the field of speech act theory to describe a statement in which the speaker commits to an upcoming path of action. Commissive statements, sometimes known as 'commissives', are used when speakers commit to a future action, such as promising or guaranteeing something. 

===== References =====
Crystal, D. (2008). Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics. Wiley-Blackwell.

Protasis

2024-05-30T14:53:28Z

Saphirar:

== '''Protasis''' ==
A protasis is a part of conditional sentence where it states a condition that must be met for a certain consequence or result to occur. The result of protasis is apodosis.

===== Tenses of Protasis by Martinet in Houben 1976 =====
* Conditional Type 1 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number !! Conditional !! Protasis Tenses !! Apodosis Tenses
|-
| 1 || If A is, then B is. || Present || Present
|-
| 2 || If A was, then B was. || Past || Past
|-
| 3 || If A will be, then B will be. || Future || Future
|}

* Conditional Type 2 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number !! Conditional !! Protasis Tenses !! Apodosis Tenses
|-
| 1 || If ever A be, then B is. || Present || Present
|-
| 2 || If ever A were, then B was. || Past || Past
|-
| 3 || If ever A be, then B will be. || Present || Future
|}

* Conditional Type 3 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number !! Conditional !! Protasis Tenses !! Apodosis Tenses
|-
| 1 || If A were, then B would be. || Past || Would + present
|-
| 2 || If A had been, then B would be. || Past perfect || Would + present
|-
| 3 || If A should be, then B would be. || Should + present || Would + present
|} 

=== Example ===
''If'' I study harder, I will pass the exam. 
''If'' I study harder is protasis and I will pass the exam is apodosis. 

The ''if'' clause, which sets up the condition. This part of the sentence specifies the condition that must be met for the outcome to occur.

=== Reference ===
Crystal, D. (2008). ''Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics'' (6th ed.). Oxford Blackwell. 
Houben, J. L. (1976). ''THE CONDITIONAL SENTENCE IN ANCIENT GREEK''. Princeton University.

Protasis

2024-05-30T14:51:01Z

Saphirar:

== '''Protasis''' ==
A protasis is a part of conditional sentence where it states a condition that must be met for a certain consequence or result to occur. The result of protasis is apodosis.

===== Tenses of Protasis by Martinet in Houben 1976 =====
# Conditional Type 1 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number !! Conditional !! Protasis Tenses !! Apodosis Tenses
|-
| 1 || If A is, then B is. || Present || Present
|-
| 2 || If A was, then B was. || Past || Past
|-
| 3 || If A will be, then B will be. || Future || Future
|}

# Conditional Type 2 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number !! Conditional !! Protasis Tenses !! Apodosis Tenses
|-
| 1 || If ever A be, then B is. || Present || Present
|-
| 2 || If ever A were, then B was. || Past || Past
|-
| 3 || If ever A be, then B will be. || Present || Future
|}

# Conditional Type 3 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Number !! Conditional !! Protasis Tenses !! Apodosis Tenses
|-
| 1 || If A were, then B would be. || Past || Would + present
|-
| 2 || If A had been, then B would be. || Past perfect || Would + present
|-
| 3 || If A should be, then B would be. || Should + present || Would + present
|} 

=== Example ===
''If'' I study harder, I will pass the exam. 
''If'' I study harder is protasis and I will pass the exam is apodosis. 

The ''if'' clause, which sets up the condition. This part of the sentence specifies the condition that must be met for the outcome to occur.

=== Reference ===
Crystal, D. (2008). ''Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics'' (6th ed.). Oxford Blackwell. 
Houben, J. L. (1976). ''THE CONDITIONAL SENTENCE IN ANCIENT GREEK''. Princeton University.

Protasis

2024-05-30T12:46:35Z

Saphirar:

== '''Protasis''' ==
A protasis is a part of conditional sentence where it states a condition that must be met for a certain consequence or result to occur. The result of protasis is apodosis.

=== Example ===
''If'' I study harder, I will pass the exam. 
''If'' I study harder is protasis and I will pass the exam is apodosis. 

The ''if'' clause, which sets up the condition. This part of the sentence specifies the condition that must be met for the outcome to occur.

=== Reference ===
Crystal, D. (2008). ''Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics'' (6th ed.). Oxford Blackwell.

Protasis

2024-05-22T21:35:16Z

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== '''Protasis''' ==
A protasis is a part of conditional sentence where it states a condition that must be met for a certain consequence or result to occur. The result of protasis is apodosis.

=== Example ===
''If'' I study harder, I will pass the exam.
''If'' I study harder is protasis and I will pass the exam is apodosis.

=== Reference ===
Crystal, D. (2008). ''Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics'' (6th ed.). Oxford Blackwell.

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2024-05-22T20:47:33Z

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User:Saphirar

2024-04-25T07:26:27Z

Saphirar:

Saphira Rahmadhenia

Program Studi: Sastra Jerman
Fakultas Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya
Universitas Indonesia

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2024-04-25T07:23:36Z

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German Studies, Universitas Indonesia