ASSIGNMENT IV A

      Oct  11^th 2011

1.Make example morpheme:

v A morpheme:

 Hope,sing ,and teach

v Two morpheme:

-self =>selfish (self+ -ish)

-use=>useless(use+ - less)

v Three morpheme:

-hope=>hopefully(hope+-ful+-ly)

-hope=>hopelessly(hope+-less+-ly)

v Four morpheme:

-interchange=>interchangebility(inter+change+-able+-ity)

-happy=>unhappinessly(-un+happy+-ness+-ly)

v More than four morpheme:

-inter=>internationalization(inter+nation+-al+-iza+-ion)

2.Make example of:

·       Free morpheme :

Happy , self ,and hope

·       Bound morpheme

-noun -> adjective: boy=boyish (boy+-ish)

                                   Child=childish(child+-ish)

-verb -> noun = do=doer(do+-er)

                            Cut=cutter(cut+-er)

-adjective->verb=hope=hopely(hope+-ly)

                                Perfect=perfectly(perfect+-ly)

ASSIGNMENT V.

1.   What is definition of:

a)   Pullet surprises that speakers of a language know the morphemes of that language and rules for words formation is shown as much by “errors” made as by nondeviant form produced.

                 Examples:

Word	Definition students
-Bibliography -homogeneous	Holy geography Devoted to home like

b)  Word Coinage the product name has changed into the name of the object.

                Examples: Aqua and outbound

c)    Compounds the word may be formed by stringing together other words to create com[ounds word.

               Examples: photocopy (noun+noun)

                                   Housewife (noun+noun)

d)  Acronyms as are words derived from the initials of several words.

              Examples: FIFA(Federation International of Football Association)

                                 WHO(World Health Organization)

e)   Blends the words almost same with the compounds.

               Examples: brunch(breakfast and lunch)

                                  Cyborg (cybermetic and organism)

f)     Back-Formation new words may be formed from already existing words by “substracting” an affix thought to be part of the old words.

               Exanples: Singular "syrinx", plural "syringes" (from Greek): new singular      “syringe" formed.

                      Singular "sastruga", plural "sastrugi" (from Russian): new Latin-type singular "sastrugus" has been used sometimes.

g)   Extending Words Formations new words may be formed from already existing wordswhich appear to be analyzable-that is, composed of more than one morpheme.

                   Examples: actlaction

                                      Revise

h)  Abrevations  An abbreviation (from Latin brevis, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase. Usually, but not always, it consists of a letter or group of letters taken from the word or phrase.

                 Examples: Dr. (doctor)

                                    Prof(Professor)

i)      Words from Name the words used to commemorate the services of its discoverer.

                   Examples: watts

                                      Ohm