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MORPHOLOGY

1. Definition

Morphology (morph + logy): study of language forms/morphemes. 

Ex: work (V); working (present part); worked (past part); worker(N); workable 

(adj)….

- Morpheme: the smallest meaningful unit of language. Ex: seats /si:ts/

+ Phoneme: meaningless. Ex: /s/, /t/, /i:/

+ Morphome: meaningful. Ex: {s}

2. Characteristics

•  Indivisible: A morpheme cannot be divided into smaller meaningful units.

•  Morpheme may be a word with lexical / dictionary meaning (N, Adj, V, Adv) 

Ex: teacher 

•  Morpheme may be a part of word with grammatical meaning (function words:

Auxiliary, Pronoun, Preposition, Determiner, Conjunctions). Ex: teacher 

(noun); boys (plural); stopped (past participle).

•  It must be identifiable from one word to another. Ex: worker; workable; 

workability.

•  It contributes in some way to the meaning of the whole word. Ex: worker: 2 

morphemes: work: to do something; -er: person => worker: the person who does 

some work.

3. Classification

 By form 

- Free morpheme: can stand on its own as an English word, may have 

lexical or grammatical meaning. Ex: boy; worker                                         

- Bound morpheme: cannot stand alone (affixes & bound base). Ex: 

audience; portable

 By meaning

- Base/Root: morpheme with principal meaning  

 Free base: can stand alone as an English word. Ex:  worker 

 Bound base: cannot stand alone in English, borrowed from a foreign 

language. Ex: suicide  

- Affixes: bound morphemes added to another morpheme.

 By position: + prefix: added before a word. Ex: review

                               + suffix: added after a word. Ex: viewer

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MORPHOLOGY

1. Definition

Morphology (morph + logy): study of language forms/morphemes. 

Ex: work (V); working (present part); worked (past part); worker(N); workable 

(adj)….

- Morpheme: the smallest meaningful unit of language. Ex: seats /si:ts/

+ Phoneme: meaningless. Ex: /s/, /t/, /i:/

+ Morphome: meaningful. Ex: {s}

2. Characteristics

•  Indivisible: A morpheme cannot be divided into smaller meaningful units.

•  Morpheme may be a word with lexical / dictionary meaning (N, Adj, V, Adv) 

Ex: teacher 

•  Morpheme may be a part of word with grammatical meaning (function words:

Auxiliary, Pronoun, Preposition, Determiner, Conjunctions). Ex: teacher 

(noun); boys (plural); stopped (past participle).

•  It must be identifiable from one word to another. Ex: worker; workable; 

workability.

•  It contributes in some way to the meaning of the whole word. Ex: worker: 2 

morphemes: work: to do something; -er: person => worker: the person who does 

some work.

3. Classification

 By form 

- Free morpheme: can stand on its own as an English word, may have 

lexical or grammatical meaning. Ex: boy; worker                                         

- Bound morpheme: cannot stand alone (affixes & bound base). Ex: 

audience; portable

 By meaning

- Base/Root: morpheme with principal meaning  

 Free base: can stand alone as an English word. Ex:  worker 

 Bound base: cannot stand alone in English, borrowed from a foreign 

language. Ex: suicide  

- Affixes: bound morphemes added to another morpheme.

 By position: + prefix: added before a word. Ex: review

                               + suffix: added after a word. Ex: viewer

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