Morphology

what is the meaning of morphology. phonetics studies the acoustic and physiological nature sounds or allophones. it is the branch of linguistics that studies the internal structure of words. describes how the sounds work in a particular language or languages ​​in general, at an abstract level or mental.

Choose two meanings of morpheme. is a short segment of the language with meaning. is a meaningful unit of meaning. describes how the sounds work in a particular language or languages ​​in general, at an abstract level or mental.

write the numbers of morphemes in these words. play. miniskirt. keeps.

write the meaning of these morphemes. antedate. replay. inactive.

Is one that can be expressed alone with meaning?.

Is one that can not be expressed alone with meaning?.

choose correctly. re. build. free. dom.

choose the free morphemes. drive. er. boy. ish.

Part of the word that has the principal meaning?.

is a bound morpheme that occurs before, within or after a base. affix. bound morpheme. free morpheme.

these morphemes occur before the base. prefixes. infixes. suffixes.

they are bound morphemes which are inseerted within a word. preffixes. infixes. suffixes.

they are bound morphemes that occur after the base. suffixes. prefixes. infixes.

common prefixes. a-am. a. ab-abs. ambi-amphi. ante.

common prefixes. circum. contra. in. super.

inflectional affixes. {-s pl}. {-s sg ps}. {-s pl ps}. {-s 3rd p}. {-ing verb}.

inflectional affixes. {-s pl}. {-s sg ps}. {-s pl ps}. {-s 3rd p}. {-ing verb}.

Derivational suffixes. are added to words to form new words, often of a different form class. it is the branch of linguistics that studies the internal structure of words. is a short segment of the language with meaning.

are different phonemic shapes which belong to the same morpheme. allomorphs. suffix. morpheme. phoneme.

choose 2 differences between inflectinal and derivational suffixes. do not change the part of speech. come last in a word. is a short segment of the language with meaning. are added to words to form new words, often of a different form class.