Ditransitive and complex transitive verbs in The Dutchess movie script

Lailah, Siti (2020) Ditransitive and complex transitive verbs in The Dutchess movie script. Diploma thesis, UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung.

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Abstract

Understanding the movie can be known through its script. The movie script is a medium that can be used as an object of research, one of which is about syntax. One of the movie scripts that can be analyzed by syntax is the duchess movie script. The duchess movie script presents the true story of Georgiana Cavendish. This research analyzed ditransitive and complex transitive verbs that happen in the duchess movie script by using some suitable theories. The first theory is ditransitive and complex transitive proposed by Quirk and the second theory is a tree diagram proposed by Linda Thomas. This research used the qualitative method. In the process of collecting data, the writer focuses on choosing ditransitive and complex transitive verbs, separating ditransitive and complex transitive verbs, comparing ditransitive and complex transitive verbs in the duchess movie script. A conclusion, there are 35 data of ditransitive and complex transitive verbs in the duchess movie script. Ditransitive has two objects, those are an indirect object and a direct object. The direct object is a noun phrase (NP), while the complex transitive has an object and its complement. The object complement is Noun phrase (NP), Prepositional phrase (PP), Adjective Phrase (AP), Adverb Phrase (Adv. P), Noun Clause (NC), and Gerund (G).

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