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Morphology Examples

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Examples of simple words book, mother, test, mint, the, water
Examples of complex words singing, unkind, cloudy, archival
Faithfulness Analysis faith- -ful- -ness faith (free) hopeful goodness unfaith fruitful rudeness interfaith skillful playfulness
Faithfulness Details of Analysis [[faith-]N [-ful-]]A [-ness]]N
Examples of prefixes pre-view, un-happy, a-moral
Examples of suffixes meditat-ion, photograph-ic, nation-al
Free and bounds of articulators articulat-or-s free-bound-bound
Analyze the root of Impossible Af-Rt-Af B-B-B
Analyze the root of Unquenchable Af-Rt-Af B-F-B
Analyze the root of Reallocated Af-Rt-Af B-F-B
Analyze the root of International Af-Rt-Af B-F-B
Analyze the root of Disenfranchised Af-Af-Rt-Af B-B-F-B
Examples of isolating languages Chinese
Examples of English isolating sentences -She will go to the store -They all want salad for dinner -Lee must pick up their shirt from the shop by dusk
Example of inflectional language spanish (habl-รณ)
Example of polysynthetic language Chukotko-Kamchatkan, Russia, Nambikuaran, Brazil
Example of 2-class systems masculine/feminine or animate/inanimate
Example of 3-class systems masculine/feminine/neuter
Example of 4-class systems masculine/feminine/other animate/misc
Example of 5-class system humans, animals and other humans, plants and inanimates, long things, and body parts
Example of nominative case The thief stole the painting (with agreement between article and noun)
Example of accusative case The thief stole the famous painting (between article, adjective, noun)
Example of genitive case The child's parents went on vacation.e
Example of ablative case The student is in the city.
Examples of two basic tenses -past (before now) vs. nonpast (not before now) -future (after now) vs. non-future (not after now = present or past)
Example of three basic tenses past, present, future
Example of remoteness -Recent past (earlier today) -Remote past (long ago)
Example of perfect aspect -Jane has written a novel -Jane had written two full-length novels by the time she turned 21
Example of regular aspect -Steve has walked his dog seven times daily for nine years.
Example of progressive aspect -Jake is writing a graphic novel. -Jake was writing to the President when I entered his office
Example of Present Perfect Progressive aspect -Laurie has been writing a textbook since quarantine began.
Example of Past Perfect Progressive aspect -Laurie had been writing regularly until melancholy struck.
Example of indicative mood That is my cat.
Example of interrogative mood Is that your pet?
Example of imperative mood Feed the dog!
Example of optative mood Would that I were wealthy.
Example of conditional mood If I were a rich man.
Example of doubt mood I doubt that it be so.
Example of evidentiality affixes Hearsay, doubt, deductive, general truth
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