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Morphology, s - Coggle Diagram
Morphology
Word formation process
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Reduplication
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plurality, distribution, repetition, customary, increase of size, added intensity
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Example:Bye-bye (exact reduplication), super-duper (rhyming reduplication, chit chat, pitter-patter, zig zag, tick-tock, flip-flop
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Types of morphemes
Bound (add)
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Derivational
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/Clue:clue:if the morpheme is added, would it change the meaning of the word...YES
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Inflectional
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Clue: By adding the morpheme, does it keep the word in the same grammatical category, but change some aspect of it?...YES
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Free (remove)
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Lexical
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clue:if the morpheme is removed, the sentence will not be comprehensible...YES
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Functional
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Clue:clue:if the morpheme is removed, the sentence will not be comprehensible...YES
Definition
Morphemes is the division of word into parts that have their own meanings/similar meaning or function/other words in the language
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