Biodata of Dr. Faizal Risdianto

 Biodata of Dr. Faizal Risdianto

Assoc. Prof. Faizal Risdianto is a faculty member at the English Education Department, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universitas Islam Negeri Salatiga, Indonesia. He is pursuing a Ph.D at Universitas Negeri Surakarta, Indonesia. His research interests include Functional Linguistics, Literature Study, Pragmatics, Discourse Analysis, and English Language Teaching.

E-mail: faizalrisdianto@uinsalatiga.ac.id

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(Scopus Author ID: 57213518975), Orcid ID: 0000-0002-0422-9166, WoS ID: AAN-5614-2020, English Education Department, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universitas Islam Negeri Salatiga, Salatiga. He is the Secretary General of INAPRA (Indonesian Pragmatics Association)

My name is Faizal Risdianto. An English lecturer at State Islamic University (UIN) Salatiga. My current position is Head of the Publication Center and Journal House (Rumah Jurnal). I have worked as a National Journal Assessor and Associate Editor of DOAJ. I am a member of the Indonesian Journal Volunteer Association (RJI), Sinta University level Verification, Mendeley Advisor, and often a speaker for Journal Accreditation for national and international journals. I took India's short Computer Cabling & Networking and English course in 2013. I have taught in the field of linguistics and language teaching for more than 23 years. My main expertise interest is in the inter-relationship of language, culture, and language teaching. I am the Secretary General of the INAPRA-Indonesian Pragmatics Association, whose main target is research, teaching, and development of Pragmatics and linguistics in general. The results of my research have been published nationally and internationally. My digital ID: SCOPUS ID:57213518975, Researcher/Web of Science ID: AAN-5614-2020.

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PAWARTOS LELAYU

Assalaamu’alaikum Wr. Wb

Inna lillahi  Wa Innaa Ilaihi Rooji’uun

Sampun katimbalan sowan dumateng ngarsanipun Allah SWT,

Panjenenganipun : Al Marhum Bapak  SAYNO

Pidalem wonten :  Black Panther Wanganda  RT 02/RW 58 Wonolele Karanganyar

Yuswo : 110 TH

Sedo rikolo :

Dinten : Sabtu Kliwon, Tanggal : 29 November  2045, Wanci : Jam 06.00 WIB

Badhe kasare’aken:

Dinten : Sabtu Kliwon, Tanggal : 29 November  2045, Wanci : 14.00 WIB/ Jam 2 siang

Wonten : Pasarean Black Panther Wanganda Iring Kidul desa Wonolele Karanganyar

Mekaten pawartos meniko, mugi- mugi arwahipun Bapak SAYNO saget katampi wonten ngarsanipun Alloh SWT kanthi khusnul khotimah. Amiien Ya Robbal “aalamiien.

Wassalaamu’alaikum Wr. Wb

  Ahli Waris :

ANAK:

1.  Fulan & Fulanah (Solo).

2.    Fulan & Fulanah  (Wonolele).

3.      PUTU: 25

BUYUT:17

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The function of infinitive phrase as noun, adjective and adverb

 Infinitive phrases are versatile components in English grammar, consisting of the word "to" followed by a verb and any accompanying modifiers or objects. They can function as **nouns**, **adjectives**, or **adverbs** within sentences. Below are clear examples of each function.

## Infinitive Phrases as Nouns

Infinitive phrases can serve as subjects, direct objects, or subject complements in a sentence.

- **As Subjects**:
  - *To travel the world* is my dream.
    - Here, "to travel the world" is the subject of the sentence.
 
- **As Direct Objects**:
  - She wants *to learn French*.
    - In this case, "to learn French" acts as the direct object of the verb "wants."

- **As Subject Complements**:
  - His goal is *to become a doctor*.
    - The phrase "to become a doctor" completes the linking verb "is," functioning as a subject complement.

## Infinitive Phrases as Adjectives

When used as adjectives, infinitive phrases modify nouns or pronouns.

- **Example 1**:
  - I need a book *to read on vacation*.
    - The phrase "to read on vacation" modifies the noun "book."

- **Example 2**:
  - She has a lot of work *to finish before the deadline*.
    - Here, "to finish before the deadline" describes the noun "work."

## Infinitive Phrases as Adverbs

Infinitive phrases can also function as adverbs, providing information about verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

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