Morphology
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- Created on: 13-05-15 18:51
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2. What is configurational properties?
- belong to an entire syntactic phrase but morphologically realised in one of the words
- determined by the place occupied by a word in a syntactic configuration, that is, its position and function as a constituent of a phrase, or some other syntactic structure
- such as the gender of a noun, that must be accessed by agreement rules, such as French or German
- determined by the characteristics of another word/s in the same construction
3. What is -en an example of?
- productivity
- unproductivity
- semi-productivity
4. What is -s an example of?
- productivity
- semi-productivity
- unproductivity
5. Latin is what type of language?
- agglutinating
- inflecting
- analytic
- infixing
- incorporating
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