word class/morphology Flashcards

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Used to represent a subject, Place, things or concepts, Can be concrete or abstract

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Noun

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Physical things that can be seen, touched, heard, or seen

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Concrete Noun

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Non-Physical things, for example (Justice,kindness,philosophy)

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Abstract Noun

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4
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Specific things- ((form of noun)

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Proper Noun

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5
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Represent Action

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Verbs

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Be, is, are, we’re, was are examples of what?

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Verb tense

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7
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Describe a verb, or even modify it, commonly known as words ending with “ly”

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Adverb

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Modify, Describe a noun, add color, size, or age’

Examples: (Ancient, Big ,Beautifull)

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Adjective

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9
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Lexical words- noun, verb, adjective, and adverbs

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Form

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10
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Structure Words- Auxillary, Preposition, pronoun, determiners, conjunctions, and interjections.

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Function

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Type of verb that assist sentence main verb to create advance tenses, also include modal verbs like “can” or “should”.

Example: Will,could,might,must.

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Auxillary

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Relationship between words, always use a noun, when used to describe a verb it can explain when or where.

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Preposition

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13
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Substitute to other nouns for not repetitive writing

Example: I, they, who, yourself

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Pronouns

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14
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Come before a noun, explain which noun you are reffering to the nouns quantity.

Example: The,my,all,those,few.

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Determiners

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Connecting the words

Examples: But, If, so,because

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Conjuctions

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16
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Emotion often with exclamation point.

Example: gee, ouch, yikes, oof

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Interjections

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Attached morphemes

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Bound

18
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Type of free morpheme, noun, verb, and adjectives

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Content Words

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Type of free morpheme, can be article,demonstrative,auxillary, quantifiers,prepositions, pronoun and conjunction. (Grammatical Connection)

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Function Words

20
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Type of Bound Morpheme, Changes category when attached also the meaning, can be suffix.

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Derivational

21
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Prefix and Suffix

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Bound Morphemes

22
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Can change the meaning or category

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Derivational

23
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Change the form but not the lexical category or meaning.

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Inflectional