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Vocabulary Journal 4, cultural diversity / bias, free morphmeme, Natural…
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free morphmeme
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Examples: picture, mountain, tree
What they are not: Free morphemes are no bound morphemes, they are not attached to a prefix or suffix
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Natural Order Hypothesis
people acquire parts of a a second language in a natural order. This hypothesis applies to acquiring and first and second language.
What it is not: It is not being taught a language. We can teach students the grammatical morphemes, but they have to acquire them on their own and they are acquired in a specified order.
Example: According to the natural order hypothesis, learners acquire the grammatical morpheme -ing before the morpheme third person -s.
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cognates
Words that come from the same root - words in two languages that share a similar meaning, spelling, and pronunciation
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Examples: night: nui (French), noche (Spanish), Nacht (German)
nation: nación (Spanish)
brother: bruder (German)
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Structural Analysis
What is it: A methode of teaching vocabulary where words are divided into parts to discover their meaning.
Examples: 
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