The hierarchical order of linguistic units that one level smaller will form a larger unit, namely: discourse, sentence, clause, phrase, word, morpheme, phoneme. The hierarchy is theoretically normal. In language practice there are many factors that cause deviations in the order. If in the normal sequence the level increase or decrease in the level occurs at the next level which is one level up or one level down, then in a level jump event occurs, a unit becomes a constituent in the level, at least, two levels above it. A case of level coating occurs when a constituent becomes a constituent element in the same level construction. And the case of a decrease in the level occurs when a constituent becomes another constituent element whose level is lower than the original constituent level.Keyword: syntax, type, word, phrase, sentence, discourse