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Investigating Sentence Fragments in Comic Books: A Syntactic Perspective

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  • Herman .
  • Nguyen Van Thao
  • Naomi Anggraini Purba

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This research is aimed to analyze sentence fragments in a comic. The main research questions raised in this paper are- What types of sentence fragments can be seen in comic Hunter X Hunter by Yoshihiro Togashi 1998? What factor types can be found in comic Hunter X Hunter by Yoshihiro Togashi 1998? The paper uses the qualitative method to conduct content and document analysis (Choy & Clark, 2010). The source of data was the comic entitled ‘Hunter X Hunter in which the researchers discovered six forms of Sentence Fragments after studying the data- fragments of adjective clause, adverbial clause, nominal clause, appositive, infinitive clauses, missing subject, participial, and prepositional phrase fragments. The information was gathered from 30 chapters of Yoshihiro's comic. There were 34 Sentence Fragments, 13 (38%) Dependent clause fragment, 21(62%) into-phrase fragment. There are 6 types of sentence Fragment factors that were investigated by Bashir (2016), but in this comic only 4 factors were found; namely, Omission of the Verb (50%), Subject (20%), and Object (10%), omission of both subject and verb (10%), and Appositive or list Fragments (10%).

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  • Herman . & Nguyen Van Thao & Naomi Anggraini Purba, 2021. "Investigating Sentence Fragments in Comic Books: A Syntactic Perspective," World Journal of English Language, Sciedu Press, vol. 11(2), pages 139-139, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:jfr:wjel11:v:11:y:2021:i:2:p:139
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