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Grammatical Categories
a group of words that share grammatical properties, such as noun, verb, or adjective
syntactic categories
a group of words that share grammatical properties, such as noun, verb, or adjective
lexeme
word
lexical ambiguity
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
syntactic ambiguity
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)
functional ambiguity
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
categorical ambiguity
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
morphology
the structure of words, can be used to define the syntactic categories of words
morpheme
the smallest unit of language with meaning
free morpheme
a morpheme that can occur by itself, especially in a larger context such as a phrase or a sentence
bound morpheme
a morpheme that is not free, must be put with a free morpheme to make sense
affix
a bound morpheme
derivational morpheme
will change the part of speech, the meaning, or both
inflectional morpheme
changes the grammar of the word
8 in English, listed pg 27
morphological context
an affix that a free morpheme of a certain category may occur with to form a word
ex - ____ing words
syntactic context
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?
form classes
have semantic meaning
noun, verb,adjective, etc
structure classes
have a functional meaning
auxiliary verbs, prepositions, etc
inflect
change a words form in order to express something grammatical
lexeme
the set of all possible inflections of a word