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TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS
     DIALOGUE



             By
           Suryasa
Processes, Participants and Circumstances
• One of the functions of clause is to represent
  experience: to describe the events and states of the
  real and unreal world.
• In the SFL model, a representation of experience
  consists of:
1. Processes       : what kind of event/state is being
                     described?
2. Participants    : the entities involved in the
                     process, e.g., Actor and Sender.
3. Circumstances : specifying the when, where, why
                     and how of the process.
e.g:

  Our bell boy   will escort      you        to the room

  Participant     Process      Participant   circumstance
Types of Process
SFL typically recognizes 4 main types of processes
(the examples found in dialog text):
• Material : (‘doing’): help, want, check, fill, pay,
                 take, and escort.
• Mental : (‘experiencing’ or ‘sensing’): see, hear,
                 like and know.
• Verbal       : (‘saying’): say, tell, warn, argue, and
                 ask.
• Relational : (‘being’ or ‘becoming’): be, have,
                 become.
Sometimes also recognized:
• Behavior      : (laugh, talk, cry and breath)
• Existential   : (‘exist’. “there is…”)
Material process and their participants

    Material processes: physical action in the real
    world.
    Participants:
•   Actor          : the one who does the action
•   Goal           : the one who is effected by the
                     action
•   Recipient      : the one who receives something
•   Beneficiary    : the one for whom something
                     done
A : Could I take an imprint of    A : Bisakah saya meng-imprint
   your credit card, please?         kartu anda?
B : Sure. Here you are.           B : Tentu. Ini.
A : Thank you.                    A : Terima kasih.
A : Here you are                  A : Ini Tuan (mengembalikan
   (returning the card to the        kartu ke tamu)
   guest).                        B : Terima kasih
B : Mr Scott, your room           A : Tuan Scott, kamar anda
   number is 4425.                   nomor 4425. Ini kunci
   Here is the room key.             kamarnya. Bell boy kami
   Our bell boy will escort you      akan mengantar anda ke
   to the room. Enjoy your           kamar. Nikmati tinggal
   stay with us.                     bersama kami.
SL                               TL
B : May I know, what is it?       B : Boleh aku tau apa itu ?
A : Of course. I bought uncle a   A : Tentu. Aku membelikan
   very good wallet. Made in         paman sebuah dompet
   Italy.                            yang sangat bagus sekali.
                                     Buatan Italy.
B : Wow… Your uncle must be       B : Wow… Pamanmu pasti
   happy to receive it.              sangat senang sekali
A : I hope so.                       menerimanya.
                                  A : Aku juga berharap begitu.
SL                                      TL
B : I will arrive on 27th December      B : Saya akan datang tanggal 27
  and depart on January 03rd.               Desember dan berangkat tanggal 3
                                            Januari.
A : All right Sir. I will make a room   A : Baik Tuan, saya akan membuatkan
  reservation for you. Could I know         pemesanan kamar untuk anda.
  your name please?                         Bisa saya tahu nama Tuan?
B : Chris Scott                         B : Chris Scott
A : Could you spell it for me please?   A : Bisakah tuan meng-eja-nya untuk
                                            saya?
B : C for Charlie, H for Hotel, R for   B : C untuk Charlie, H untuk Hotel, R
  Romeo, I for India S for Sierra. S        untuk Romeo, I untuk India S untuk
  for Sierra, C for Charlie, O for          Sierra. S untuk Sierra, C untuk
  Oscar, T for Tango, T for Tango……         Charlie,
Handling Check In                       Menerima Tamu Check In

A : Receptionist                        A : Receptionist
B : Mr Chris Scott                      B : Mr Chris Scott
A : Good morning. Welcome to            A : Selamat pagi. Selamat datang di
    Kimuni                                  Hotel Kimuni. Bisa saya bantu
    Hotel. May I help you?                  (anda)?
B : Good morning. I want to check in.   B : Selamat pagi. Saya mau check in.
A : Have you got a reservation?         A : Apakah anda punya reservasi?
B : Yes, under (the name of) Chris      B : Ya, atas nama Chris Scott
    Scott.                              A : Mohon tunggu sebentar. Saya
A : Please wait a moment. I will            akan mengecek milik anda dulu.
    check yours first.
A : Yes Mr Scott. We have     A : Ya, Tuan Scott. Kami
   your reservation for          punya reservasi anda
   one deluxe room.              untuk sebuah kamar
   Check in today and            deluxe. Check in hari ini
   check out on                  dan check out tanggal 3
   January 03, total             Januari, totalnya 7
   7(seven) nights. Is that      malam. Apakah benar
                                 begitu?
   correct (in order)?
                              B : Ya, Benar.
B : Yes, It’s correct.
Our bell boy       will escort             you            to the room
  Actor             Process                Goal         Cir: destination



 We             have             your reservation   for one deluxe room
Actor          Process             Beneficiary              Goal
Our bell boy         will escort           you          To the room
  Actor               Process              Goal        Cir: destination


  I             bought             uncle          a very good wallet

Actor           Process            Goal            Circumstance


  I            will check          yours                 first

Actor           Process            Goal            Circumstance
Focusing:
1. Our bell boy will escort you to the
   room
2. Your room number is 4425
3. We have your reservation for one
   deluxe room
Cohesion:

• A : Have you got a reservation?
  B : Yes, under (the name of) Chris Scott.
  A : Please wait a moment. I will check it first.
  A : Yes Mr Scott. We have your reservation for
      one deluxe room.
• A : Could I take an imprint of your credit card,
      please?
  B : Sure. Here you are.
References
• Halliday, M.A.K. 1961. Categories of the
  theory of grammar. Word 17. Reprinted in
  Bertil Malmberg (ed), .... . Abridged version in
• Halliday (1976). Halliday, M.A.K. 1994
  Introduction to Functional Grammar, Second
  Edition, London: Edward Arnold.
• Martin, James R. 1992 English Text: system
  and structure. Amsterdam: Benjamins.
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Transitivity analysis by i wayan suryasa

  • 1. TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS DIALOGUE By Suryasa
  • 2. Processes, Participants and Circumstances • One of the functions of clause is to represent experience: to describe the events and states of the real and unreal world. • In the SFL model, a representation of experience consists of: 1. Processes : what kind of event/state is being described? 2. Participants : the entities involved in the process, e.g., Actor and Sender. 3. Circumstances : specifying the when, where, why and how of the process.
  • 3. e.g: Our bell boy will escort you to the room Participant Process Participant circumstance
  • 4. Types of Process SFL typically recognizes 4 main types of processes (the examples found in dialog text): • Material : (‘doing’): help, want, check, fill, pay, take, and escort. • Mental : (‘experiencing’ or ‘sensing’): see, hear, like and know. • Verbal : (‘saying’): say, tell, warn, argue, and ask. • Relational : (‘being’ or ‘becoming’): be, have, become.
  • 5. Sometimes also recognized: • Behavior : (laugh, talk, cry and breath) • Existential : (‘exist’. “there is…”)
  • 6. Material process and their participants Material processes: physical action in the real world. Participants: • Actor : the one who does the action • Goal : the one who is effected by the action • Recipient : the one who receives something • Beneficiary : the one for whom something done
  • 7. A : Could I take an imprint of A : Bisakah saya meng-imprint your credit card, please? kartu anda? B : Sure. Here you are. B : Tentu. Ini. A : Thank you. A : Terima kasih. A : Here you are A : Ini Tuan (mengembalikan (returning the card to the kartu ke tamu) guest). B : Terima kasih B : Mr Scott, your room A : Tuan Scott, kamar anda number is 4425. nomor 4425. Ini kunci Here is the room key. kamarnya. Bell boy kami Our bell boy will escort you akan mengantar anda ke to the room. Enjoy your kamar. Nikmati tinggal stay with us. bersama kami.
  • 8. SL TL B : May I know, what is it? B : Boleh aku tau apa itu ? A : Of course. I bought uncle a A : Tentu. Aku membelikan very good wallet. Made in paman sebuah dompet Italy. yang sangat bagus sekali. Buatan Italy. B : Wow… Your uncle must be B : Wow… Pamanmu pasti happy to receive it. sangat senang sekali A : I hope so. menerimanya. A : Aku juga berharap begitu.
  • 9. SL TL B : I will arrive on 27th December B : Saya akan datang tanggal 27 and depart on January 03rd. Desember dan berangkat tanggal 3 Januari. A : All right Sir. I will make a room A : Baik Tuan, saya akan membuatkan reservation for you. Could I know pemesanan kamar untuk anda. your name please? Bisa saya tahu nama Tuan? B : Chris Scott B : Chris Scott A : Could you spell it for me please? A : Bisakah tuan meng-eja-nya untuk saya? B : C for Charlie, H for Hotel, R for B : C untuk Charlie, H untuk Hotel, R Romeo, I for India S for Sierra. S untuk Romeo, I untuk India S untuk for Sierra, C for Charlie, O for Sierra. S untuk Sierra, C untuk Oscar, T for Tango, T for Tango…… Charlie,
  • 10. Handling Check In Menerima Tamu Check In A : Receptionist A : Receptionist B : Mr Chris Scott B : Mr Chris Scott A : Good morning. Welcome to A : Selamat pagi. Selamat datang di Kimuni Hotel Kimuni. Bisa saya bantu Hotel. May I help you? (anda)? B : Good morning. I want to check in. B : Selamat pagi. Saya mau check in. A : Have you got a reservation? A : Apakah anda punya reservasi? B : Yes, under (the name of) Chris B : Ya, atas nama Chris Scott Scott. A : Mohon tunggu sebentar. Saya A : Please wait a moment. I will akan mengecek milik anda dulu. check yours first.
  • 11. A : Yes Mr Scott. We have A : Ya, Tuan Scott. Kami your reservation for punya reservasi anda one deluxe room. untuk sebuah kamar Check in today and deluxe. Check in hari ini check out on dan check out tanggal 3 January 03, total Januari, totalnya 7 7(seven) nights. Is that malam. Apakah benar begitu? correct (in order)? B : Ya, Benar. B : Yes, It’s correct.
  • 12. Our bell boy will escort you to the room Actor Process Goal Cir: destination We have your reservation for one deluxe room Actor Process Beneficiary Goal
  • 13. Our bell boy will escort you To the room Actor Process Goal Cir: destination I bought uncle a very good wallet Actor Process Goal Circumstance I will check yours first Actor Process Goal Circumstance
  • 14. Focusing: 1. Our bell boy will escort you to the room 2. Your room number is 4425 3. We have your reservation for one deluxe room
  • 15. Cohesion: • A : Have you got a reservation? B : Yes, under (the name of) Chris Scott. A : Please wait a moment. I will check it first. A : Yes Mr Scott. We have your reservation for one deluxe room. • A : Could I take an imprint of your credit card, please? B : Sure. Here you are.
  • 16. References • Halliday, M.A.K. 1961. Categories of the theory of grammar. Word 17. Reprinted in Bertil Malmberg (ed), .... . Abridged version in • Halliday (1976). Halliday, M.A.K. 1994 Introduction to Functional Grammar, Second Edition, London: Edward Arnold. • Martin, James R. 1992 English Text: system and structure. Amsterdam: Benjamins.