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Key concepts about words and morphemes

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Key concepts about words and morphemes

by Dilsora Tosheva
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Prefixes like dis- are inflectional endings used for past tense.

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All morphemes are free and can stand alone as independent words.

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The stem is never identical to the root morpheme.

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Morphemes are the smallest meaningful language units.

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Lexical morphemes express lexical meaning and grammatical morphemes carry grammatical meaning.

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The stem of the verb to talk remains unchanged across its paradigm (talk, talks, talked, talking).

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The word is the basic unit of language consisting of a group of sounds with a meaning.

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A word-group has always a single grammatical structure for the whole group.

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There are simple, derived, compound, and compound-derived words in English.

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Compound words consist of exactly two words joined without any inflection.

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