10. LEXICON. WORD FORMATION. PREFIXATION, SUFFIXATION AND COMPOUNDING
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION TO DEVELOP
- Lexicology vs lexicography
- Morphology: Study of word formation.
- Morpheme: Minimal unit of grammatical analysis.
- Allomorph: Variations of a morpheme.
- Types of Morphemes: Free (can stand alone) and bound (must be attached to another morpheme).
- Word Classes: Lexical (open class) and function (closed class) words.
- Parts of the Word: Root, stem, base, and compound lexeme.
MAIN METHODS OF WORD FORMATION
- Affixation: Inflection and Derivation
- Compounding
MINOR PROCESSES OF WORD FORMATION
- Conversion
- Clipping
- Back-formation
- Blends
- Acronyms
- Eponyms
- Reduplicatives
KEY CONCEPTS / TERMS
- Lexicology
- Lexicography
- Morpheme
- Affixation
- Compounding
- Conversion: W
- Clipping:
- Back-formation
- Blends
- Acronyms
- Eponyms
- Reduplicatives
ESSENTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Quirk, R., & Greenbaum, S. (1973). A University Grammar of English.
- Crystal, D. (2005). How Language Works.
- Bauer, L. (1983). English Word-Formation.
- Schmitt, N. (2000). Vocabulary in Language Teaching.
- Read, J. (2000). Assessing Vocabulary.
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