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Grammatical Categories
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a group of words that share grammatical properties, such as noun, verb, or adjective
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syntactic categories
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a group of words that share grammatical properties, such as noun, verb, or adjective
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lexeme
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word
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lexical ambiguity
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ambiguity that applies to words having more than one meaning
ex - bank can mean a place that holds money or a part of a river |
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syntactic ambiguity
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multiple meanings that have grammatical rather than lexical origins
ex - bank can be a verb (Where do you bank?) or a noun (I went to the bank) |
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functional ambiguity
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ambiguity that applies to words having more than one meaning
ex - bank can mean a place that holds money or a part of a river |
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categorical ambiguity
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multiple meanings that have grammatical rather than lexical origins
ex - bank can be a verb (Where do you bank?) or a noun (I went to the bank |
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morphology
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the structure of words, can be used to define the syntactic categories of words
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morpheme
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the smallest unit of language with meaning
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free morpheme
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a morpheme that can occur by itself, especially in a larger context such as a phrase or a sentence
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bound morpheme
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a morpheme that is not free, must be put with a free morpheme to make sense
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affix
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a bound morpheme
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derivational morpheme
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will change the part of speech, the meaning, or both
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inflectional morpheme
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changes the grammar of the word
8 in English, listed pg 27 |
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morphological context
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an affix that a free morpheme of a certain category may occur with to form a word
ex - ____ing words |
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syntactic context
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a word of grammatical category with which a word belonging to a certain syntactic category may occur to form a phrase
ex - the _____ (common nouns) *what words are around it? |
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form classes
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have semantic meaning
noun, verb,adjective, etc |
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structure classes
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have a functional meaning
auxiliary verbs, prepositions, etc |
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inflect
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change a words form in order to express something grammatical
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lexeme
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the set of all possible inflections of a word
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