ANT100Y1 Lecture 5: Linguistics-Lecture 5-Morphology and Phonology Feb 5 2009
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N study of morphemes -> not to be confused with syllables. Is concerned with spoken, not written language: words are made up of morphemes, allomorphs: variants of a morpheme, base and affixes. N anti dis establish ment ari an ism. N but others consist of only one morpheme. N describe the position of each morpheme in the following: Some positions of the plural allomorphs in english (pg. N (partial) for the allomorphs of the english plural morpheme (written as s) N birds migrate: position: 0/ -___-ate, allomorph: {maygr} N dipankar is an immigrant: position: im-___-ant, allomorph: {migr} N all words consist of a root or base and optionally one or more affixes. Infixes (inside root)- not in english but other languages. N un / frigg / ing / believ / abl / y. N oregon: howat, hotswat, the ts is an infix a non-native non-native. N are not sounds but classes of sounds.
