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Cambridge University Press Word Formation In English

... *son -in- laws but sons -in- law. Under the assumption that son -in- law is one word (i.e. some kind of compound), the plural ending is inserted inside the word and not at the end. Apart from certain ... Word-formation in English by Ingo Plag Universität Siegen in press Cambridge University Press Series Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics’ Draft version of ... 4. 4.1. Nominal suffixes 109 4. 4.2. Verbal suffixes 116 4. 4.3. Adjectival suffixes 118 4. 4 .4. Adverbial suffixes 123 4. 5. Prefixes 123 4. 6. Infixation 127 4. 7. Summary...

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Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English WITH ANSWERS

... training, though. Now in his fifties, he is recognised as a leading expert in one of contemporary music's most fashionable offshoots - the revival of interest in the ancient string instrument, ... build - it cost the same price per square metre as low-cost housing for rent. Not surprisingly, the commercial building companies are determinedly resisting this idea. 64 Paper 1 Reading13 ... elements - a word-of-mouth network of recommendation, a robust response from the book trade, clever marketing.Publisher DThe relationship in Britain between publishing and reviewing? I wish...

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Cambridge University Press Word Formation In English - Affixation

... suffixes in ( 14) are consonant-initial, whereas the suffixes in (15) are vowel-initial. This means that the vowel-initial suffixes integrate into the prosodic structure of the base word. In contrast ... examples -( at)ion alternation -ness religiousness -y candidacy -less televisionless -al environmental -ful eventful -ic parasitic -hood companionhood -ize hypothesize -ship editorship -ous monstrous ... 4: Affixation 100and -ing on the other, as illustrated with the examples in (9). Dots mark syllable boundaries : (9) cy.lin.der cy.lin.dric cy.lin.de.rish hin.der hin.drance hin.de.ring...

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Cambridge University Press Word Formation In English - Compounding

... compounds, are illustrated in (22): (22) beer drinker pasta-eating car driver window-cleaning bookseller shop clearance church-goer soccer-playing In principle, there are two possibilities ... university- controlled hair-raising clear-sighted Washington-based awe-inspiring Again there are two possibilities for the structural analysis, exemplified for blue-eyed, university- controlled ... and hair-raising in (28): (28) a. [ [ blue eye ] -ed ] b. [ blue [ eye-ed] ] c. [ [university control] -ed ] d. [university [control-ed] e. [ [hair raise] -ing] f. [hair [raise-ing]...

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Cambridge University Press Word Formation In English

... Word-formation in English by Ingo Plag Universität Siegen in press Cambridge University Press Series Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics’ Draft version ... suffixes in ( 14) are consonant-initial, whereas the suffixes in (15) are vowel-initial. This means that the vowel-initial suffixes integrate into the prosodic structure of the base word. In contrast ... examples -( at)ion alternation -ness religiousness -y candidacy -less televisionless -al environmental -ful eventful -ic parasitic -hood companionhood -ize hypothesize -ship editorship -ous monstrous...

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