GALUH ERFARA MEILYANI (1997) SOME GRAMMATICAL PROBLEMS IN 'EXTENSIVE WRITING' MADE BY STUDENTS OF THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF AIRLANGGA UNIVERSITY. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

Unlike spoken language, written language is more organized since it needs more strictly grammatical structure. Each word that composes sentences in a written language must base on the exact patterns of the grammatical rules of the language. It is not easy to write grammatically, especially in a language outside the mother tongue, a second language for instance. People then often find some problems when they are working on their second language writing. This phenomenon also occurs in students of the English Department of Airlangga University who use English as a second language. Students always face some writing problems concerning the use of the correct structure of English. They somehow construct errors in grammar of their sentence formations of the written works.

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