24 Examples of Perfect and Imperfect Sentences in Indonesian

There are various Types of Sentences what we can learn in language In Indonesia, one of them is perfect sentence and imperfect sentence. There are many examples of perfect and imperfect sentences in Indonesian, but before making an example sentence Therefore, it helps us to know in depth about the meaning and what is perfect and imperfect sentences in language lessons Indonesia.

Perfect Sentence Example

A perfect sentence is a sentence that has at least 3 components, namely SPO (Subject Predicate and Object) or SPOK (Subject Predicate Object and Description). This sentence is what we use the most in our daily life.

Example with S-P-O: Subject, Predicate, Object

1. My sister is planting corn. Sister as Subject, Planting as predicate, and Corn as object.
2. Dad drinks coffee. Father as subject, drinking as predicate, coffee as object.
3. Mother cooks rice. Mother as subject, cooking as predicate and rice as object.
4. Brother is doing homework. Sister as a subject, doing as a predicate, homework (homework) as an object.
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5. The greengrocer sells vegetables. The greengrocer as the subject, selling as the predicate, and vegetables as the object.
6. Doctor treats patient. Doctor as subject, treat as predicate, patient as object.
7. Pharmacists take a doctor's prescription. Pharmacists as subjects, take as predicates, and doctor's prescriptions as objects.

In addition to the examples above, there are also examples of complete complete sentences, namely S-P-O-K (subject, predicate, object, and description). Here's a detailed example.

1. My brother is playing football in the field. (sister as subject, play as predicate, ball as object, on the field as description).
2. Dad reads the tabloids in the living room. (Father as subject, reading as predicate, tabloid as object, and in the living room as description)
3. Mother cooks vegetables in the kitchen. (mother as subject, cooking as predicate, vegetables as object and in the kitchen as description)
4. My sister plays bicycle in the yard. (Sister as subject, play as predicate, bicycle as object, and on page as description)
5. Uncle herds cows in the fields. (Uncle as subject, herding as predicate, cows as object, and in the fields as description)
6. Auntie delivers bags to school. (Aunt as a subject, delivering as a predicate, a bag as an object, and to school as an explanation).
7. Ayu plays guitar at home. (Ayu as subject, playing as predicate, guitar as object, at home as description).

Now, after understanding the perfect sentence, there is something else that we must pay attention to, namely the example of an imperfect sentence. Here's an example.

Examples of imperfect sentences

Different from Direct Sentences and Indirect Sentences, Imperfect sentences are sentences that do not have an SPOK structure or do not have a subject or predicate. Here is an example that you can make reference correct.

1. I have no idea! (no subject)
2. Let it go! (no subject)
3. Pickpocket! (no predicate)
4. In the bookstore (no subject and predicate)
5. Soon (no subject)
6. Go (no subject)
7. Thief (no predicate)
8. Don't (no subject and predicate)
9. Never mind (no subject)
10. It's easy (no subject)