THE INVESTIGATION OF MODALITY AND ADJUNCT IN SPOKEN TEXT OF PROPOSING A GIRL USING WAIJEWA LANGUAGE BASED ON HALLIDAY’S SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL LINGUISTIC APPROACH

This paper is aimed to describe modality and adjunct in spoken text of proposing girl using Waijewa language. Modality refers degrees indeterminacy. It construe the region uncertainty that lies between ‘yes’ ‘no’. not only verb modal but also idea. Thus, manifested into two ways, namely modalization modulation. The use grammar enables people emphasize what can or cannot be done on ordered offered. Data informing this study were from observation by recording oral texts a happened Wewewa community. These data then transcribed analysed based systemic functional grammar. results showed was realized simultaneously such as baka amiko-ngga dede wa kadanu … ‘I will come take my handbag…’. varieties probabilities obligation. Modalization tended uttered bride’s party whereas modulation groom’s party. fact indicated interpersonal relationship which took position humble possible speaking usually agreed everything stated asked parents. While dominant speaking. condition influenced honour value one six values text. related mood covered probability, usuality, obligation, obviousness, intensity, polarity; comment admissive, desiderative, entreaty, evaluative, opinion, predictive, persuasive, presupposition.