{"id":3362,"date":"2018-05-30T23:24:10","date_gmt":"2018-05-31T03:24:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/indonesian\/?p=3362"},"modified":"2018-06-01T00:50:37","modified_gmt":"2018-06-01T04:50:37","slug":"supaya-agar-clauses","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/indonesian\/supaya-agar-clauses\/","title":{"rendered":"Supaya\/Agar Clauses"},"content":{"rendered":"

Unlike an “untuk” clause, a clause introduced by “supaya” or “agar” has a subject. <\/p>\n

Occurring as a complement with intransitive verbs of intent, a supaya\/agar clause contains a subject which is always different from the subject of the main clause. <\/p>\n

Examples: <\/strong>
\nKami ingin supaya Anda menolong kami.<\/strong> We want you to help us.
\nDia meminta supaya sopir membawa tamunya ke hotel.<\/strong> He asks the driver to take his guest to the hotel. <\/p>\n

NOTE <\/strong>
\nAgar has the same meaning as supaya but is more formal and is mainly used in writing.
\nSupaya (\u201cin order that\u201d) is used when person A wants, orders, or requests that person B do something.
\nExamples:
\nSaya mau pergi. I want to go. (the same person wants and goes)
\nSaya mau supaya dia pergi. I want him to go. (One person wants and another person goes.) <\/p>\n

Grammar Practice <\/strong><\/p>\n

Please say the following mixed sentences In English! <\/strong><\/p>\n

1. Kami ingin supaya pelajar-pelajar mencoba makanan Indonesia yang terkenal.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n2. Pak Joko memberitahu istrinya supaya menjemputnya di kantor sesudah pulang kerja.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n3. Menlu AS berkunjung ke beberapa Negara ASEAN untuk mempererat hubungan.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n4. Pak Rianto menulis memo untuk mengingatkan semua anak buahnya tentang pesta
\n Tahun Baru.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n5. Petugas keamanan Taman Nasional memperingatkan pengunjung taman supaya mengunci
\n mobil mereka.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n6. Gubernur provinsi Jawa Barat menyambut tamu-tamu di bandara untuk mempromosikan Jawa Barat.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n7. Agen perjalanan memberitahu calon penumpang pesawat supaya memesan tiket
\n jauh-jauh hari.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n8. Pejabat kedubes AS menulis pengumuman penting di internet untuk mengingatkan
\n para calon pelamar visa supaya mereka mengisi formulir-formulir dengan teliti.
\n______________________________________________________________________________
\n9. Pemandu wisata ke candi Borobudur memberitahu para wisatawan supaya membawa
\n peta candi.
\n______________________________________________________________________________ <\/p>\n

10. Petugas Taman Disney di Orlando memeriksa semua pengunjung untuk memastikan mereka
\n membawa tiket.
\n______________________________________________________________________________ <\/p>\n

ref: Indonesian: A comprehensive grammar; James Sneddon. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Unlike an “untuk” clause, a clause introduced by “supaya” or “agar” has a subject. Occurring as a complement with intransitive verbs of intent, a supaya\/agar clause contains a subject which is always different from the subject of the main clause. Examples: Kami ingin supaya Anda menolong kami. We want you to help us. Dia meminta…<\/p>\n

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