Grammar 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguagegrammarA2/A-levelAQA Created by: user123Created on: 21-01-20 17:10 Free morphemes words with complete meaning that can stand alone in a sentence e.g girl 1 of 29 Bound morphemes incorporated into word as dependent part e.g -ment 2 of 29 pre-fixes attached to the start of a lexical item e.g ex, dis, im 3 of 29 suffixes attached to end of lexical item e.g ness, ment, -ly 4 of 29 semantics study of meaning past dictionary definition 5 of 29 semantic field group of words based around a similar topic or theme 6 of 29 collocations words that are commonly used or associated together e.g cosmestic surgery 7 of 29 fixed expression when words recently used together they become accepted as one structure e.g football match 8 of 29 euphemisms used to give a word a more pleasant and positive meaning e.g died - passed away 9 of 29 dysphemism used to describe a word in a more unpleasant and unappealing way e.g died - brutally murdered 10 of 29 antonyms words meaning opposite e.g rich/poor 11 of 29 morphology study of the structure of words 12 of 29 morphemes parts of words 13 of 29 common nouns general names e.g girl 14 of 29 proper nouns particular names e.g Emma 15 of 29 Precise nouns poodle, teenager, toddler 16 of 29 Collective nouns using singular noun for plural group e.g herd, crowd, flock 17 of 29 abstract nouns can't see/hear/touch e.g justice/ happiness 18 of 29 noun phrase group words built around a noun 19 of 29 determiners used to home you in on a noun e.g all monsters, any monster, the monster 20 of 29 Hypophora raising question and immediately answering it 21 of 29 Negation inverts the meaning of another lexical item 22 of 29 lexical asymmetry words are unequal in associations or connotations 23 of 29 denotation dictionary definition of word 24 of 29 amelioration becomes more positive over time 25 of 29 perjoration becomes more negative over time 26 of 29 lexis total stack of words in a language 27 of 29 structure/discourse genre, mode and context of piece of text how it is put together 28 of 29 connatation emotional or psychological associations a word may have 29 of 29
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