Anglistics Study Programme EM Week 4 Anglistics Study

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Anglistics Study Programme Suffixation & Prefixation Week 3 – Homework - ism - able - graphy - ation non- ir- de- arch- fore- multi- semi- e- bi- post- a- -en -ly -dom -ster -let -wise -ward -ful -y Grow as many words as possible containing them.

Anglistics Study Programme Word, Worded or Ill-Worded? • Revision • Inflection – Derivation – are affixes necessarily present in the processes? - SHEEP vs SHEEP - GOOD vs BETTER vs THE BEST - TO PLAY vs A PLAY - TO RING vs A RING

Anglistics Study Programme Word, Worded or Ill-Worded? • Derivation – does it always result in a change of word class? - Book – Booklet (noun-noun) - Brother – Brotherhood (noun-noun) - Nation – Nationalise (noun-verb) - CLASS CHANGING vs CLASS MAINTAINING DERIVATION

Anglistics Study Programme Word, Worded or Ill-Worded? - Conversion - TO PLAY VS A PLAY (change in word class, change in form? ) - Irregular Inflection? What categories belong to it? On the other hand … - Back-formation - BABY-SITTER VS TO BABY-SIT, BACK-FORMATION VS TO BACK-FORMATE, DIAGNOSIS VS TO DIAGNOSE

Anglistics Study Programme Word, Worded or Ill-Worded? - Back-formation – creating a new word by removing affixes - TO EVALUATE FROM. . - TO GAMBLE FROM. . . - TO HOUSEKEEP FROM. . . - TO MANIPULATE FROM. . . - TO OBLIGATE FROM. . . - TO SIGHTSEE FROM. . .

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf - Simple, Complex, Compound – revision - Compounds = combination of free morphemes (e. g. Word + book = Wordbook) - Ortographic norm? - Word classes: - to over+look (verb) - a note+book (noun)

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 59

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 60

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 61

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 64

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf - Types of Compounds - Endocentric - E. g. Work + book, police + man. . . - Exocentric - E. g. Knuckle + head, four + eyes. . . - *Appositional - Maid + servant, secretary + accountant. . .

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf - Types of Compounds - ENDOCENTRIC (HEADED) - EXOCENTRIC (HEADLESS) - *APPOSITINAL (2 HEADS? )

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 64

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 66

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Book, p. 65

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Task

Anglistics Study Programme Wordbook on a Bookshelf Task

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch Clipping Blending Initialisms Acronyms Eponyms

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Clipping – the process of shortening, e. g. FAB, GAS, BURGER… - Blending – the process of mixing, e. g. HANGRY, MOTEL, BRUNCH… PORTMANTEAU WORDS

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Clipping Book, p. 71

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Clipping Book, p. 72

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Blending Book, p. 73

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Acronyms – illustrate extreme shortening, e. g. NASA, SCUBA… - Initialisms – illustrate extreme shortening (letters are spelled), e. g. ATM, CIA…

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Acronyms Book, p. 75

Anglistics Study Programme Word in a Burger for Brunch - Acronyms - Initialisms Book, p. 76