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What is a morpheme?
-smallest unit that carries meaning
-pairing of a single sound with a single meaning or function
-un-gentle-man-li-ness
Analytic Vs. Synthetic language
*Analytic
-phrase structure matters
-e.g. Ed followed Alice
*Synthetic
-"pieces" added together to form base
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Bound Morpheme
*Bound
-must connect to a root
-unable to stand alone
-s,-est,un-,in-,pre-
Free Morpheme
*Free
-morphemes that are able to stand alone
-doesn't mean they will ALWAYS stand alone
Root
un(happi)ness
Derivation Affix
-Can be either pre/suffix
-MUST change the meaning
-CAN change part of speech
-attaches BEFORE inflectional
Inflectional Affic
-ONLY suffixes
-NEVER changes part of speech
-occurs w/ MOST members of a class(e.g. -s occurs w/ most nouns)
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Compounding
-two free morphemes combine to create new work
e.g. batcave,batroom,chatroom,doghouse
Back Formation
begger--->beg
Blending
smoke + fog= smog
motor + hotel= motel
urine + analysis= urinalysis
Clipping (2 types)
*fore-clipping
-telePHONE, interNET, paRENTS
*hind-clipping
-PROFessor,CELLular,LIMOsine
Alphebetism Vs. Acronym
*Alphebetism
-CPU, FYI, CD
*Acronym
-NATO,FAQ,RAM
Borrowing
Borrowing words from another language via contact
-sometimes they compete
A noun
names, places, things
verb
denotes action
Adjective
Modifies noun/pronoun
-the BIG building
-the ROUGH ledge
Adverb
Modifies verb
-I QUICKLY ran
-she OFTEN had eggs
Preposition
introduces PP,
e.g. on,in,of,it,for
Pronoun
can be used to replace NP
-he, she, her, him
Aux Verbs
helping verbs...be, have...
complementizer
use of "that" either given in the sentence or w/ the possibility of being inserted
-He hopes you will go ahead w/ the speech
-he hopes THAT you will go ahead w/ the speech