第三章 Morphology:In this chapter, we will talk about the morphological structures of English words and analyze the main approaches of word formation. The morphological rules in word formation can contribute to a better understanding of new words derived from the bases. Meanwhile, the discussion will contribute to a deep sight into the internal structure of language.3.1An Introduction to Morphology:In this part, we will focus on some fundamental concepts that are crucially important in our analysis of the internal structure of words. First, we will define morphology. Then we will discuss morpheme, morph and allomorph respectively. Finally a brief summary will be offered.
3.2Classification of Morphemes:In this part we will discuss the classification of morphemes. Morphemes, like phonemes to phonology, are abstract concepts that are realized by morphs. The classification of morphemes must be based on their functions. According to their function, morphemes can be classified into several pairs of categories: Free versus bound; Derivational versus inflectional; Lexical versus grammatical.
3.3Morphological Rules of Word Formation:In this part a discussion about rules in word formation will be presented. Specifically, we will look into the morphological rules that govern the formation of words in English. The ways words are formed are called morphological rules. We will show that these rules determine how morphemes combine to form words and even shape the meaning of the newly-created words.
3.4Main Approaches to English Word-formation:In this period we will put an end to our discussion with morphology by looking into the main approaches to English word-formation. Precisely, we will look into three ways of English word-formation: derivation, compounding and conversion.
[单选题]The italicized word in the sentence “They are better fed, better housed, and better clothed than ever before” is a good example of ________.
compounding
conversion 
derivation
blending 
答案:conversion
[多选题]We can classify morphemes into ________.
adjective morphemes and numeral morphemes
lexical morphemes and grammatical morphemes
bound morphemes and free morphemes
derivational morphemes and inflectional morphemes[多选题]________ of the four words are good examples of compounding.
blackboard 
mouthful
blueprint 
 hotdog [单选题]A(n) ________ is the smallest meaningful linguistic unit of language, not divisible or analyzable into smaller forms. 
morpheme 
word 
allomorph 
lexeme[单选题]The word children contains _________ morphemes 
 4
 1
 3
 2[单选题]The italicized word in sentence ________, the italicized part DOESN'T involve conversion. 
The teacher told the students to be quiet. 
He walked carefully so as not to wet his shoes.
 The book yellowed with age.
His smile could not very well mask his anger.[判断题]Most prefixes can occur as independent words.

[判断题]Such compounds as quick-frozen, far-fetched, fresh-baked, and long-awaited are  created by “a./ad. + v.-ed”.

[判断题]In American English, compounds are NOT usually written solid as soon as they have gained some permanent status.

[判断题]A compound can be formed by placing any lexical item in front of another.

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