Correlative Structures - 2 Flashcards

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the more …… the more
increasingly

  • The older Ali gets the more arrogant he becomes
  • The older that person gets the richer he becomes
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makin ……… makin; semakin ……… semakin
kian ………….. kian; tambah ……… tambah

  • Ali makin besar makin sombong
  • Orang itu tambah tua tambah kaya
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‘no sooner ……. than’

No sooner does the wet season arrive than those roads are covered in water

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begitu

Begitu musim hujan tiba, jalan itu tertutup air

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long (of time)
Such constructions indicate that the degree of the adjective in the second clauses increases as time goes on.

  • (As time goes on) Ali is getting thinner and thinner
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lama

  • Ali makin lama makin kurus
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‘day’ can replace ‘lama’ ,
in this construction also meaning ‘long (of time)

  • That group is getting stronger and stronger (as time goes on)
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hari

  • Golongan itu bertambah hari bertambah kuat
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The two clauses can have different subjects; each subject usually occurs after its predicate:

  • The higher the position of a person, the more problems he faces
  • The greater a person’s suffering, the closer he comes to God
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  • Makin tinggi pangkat orang, makin banyak persoalan yang dihadapinya
  • Kian berat penderitaan seseorang, kian dekat ia pada Tuhan.
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The correlative relationship may be between adverbs of manner or other adjuncts within two clauses, rather than between predicates.

  • The more frequently they meet the more frequently they quarrel
  • The longer people live in a big city the more reluctant they are to return to the village
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  • Makin sering mereka bertemu, makin sering mereka bertengkar
  • Makin lama orang tinggal di kota besar, makin enggan mereka kembali ke desa.
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although ……. nevertheless

  • Although he has many rice fields, nevertheless the pleasures of life are few.
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meskipun ……….. namun

  • Meskipun sawahnya banyak, namun kenikmatan hidup sedikit
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although ……. nevertheless

  • Although his contribution doesn’t amount too much, nevertheless he has a role in this giant project
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biarpun ……. namun

  • Biarpun sumbangannya tidak seberapa, namun dia mempunyai peranan dalam proyek raksasa ini.
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Instead of ‘namun’, the second clause can begin with ‘toh’ nevertheless.

  • Although Suryaman’s explanation was loud, toh terasa kurang meyakinkan
  • Although it was raining heavily, Amat went anyway
  • Despite being sick, nevertheless these children go to school anyway.
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  • Meski keterangan Suryaman seru, toh terasa kurang meyakinkan
  • Meskipun hujan lebat, si Amat pergi juga
  • Meskipun sakit, namun anak-anak ini toh sekolah juga
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it’s better that ……… rather than

  • Rather than die of hunger it’s better that we move
  • It’s better that they just surrender rather than fight
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Lebih baik/sebaiknya …….. daripada

  • Daripada mati kelaparan, lebih baik kita pindah saja.
  • Sebaiknya mereka menyerah saja, daripada melawan
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no matter how (adjective) …… nevertheless

  • No matter how kind those Europeans are to us, nevertheless they will be afraid to take risks.
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bagaimanapun/betapapun (adjective)-nya ….. namun/toh

  • Betapapun baiknya orang Eropah itu pada kita, toh mereka takut mengambil resiko.
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