Chapter seven -A word and its structure

Technically, one word is a ........

• root or a root

• is a meaning-bearing linguistic unit.

• lexical unit consisting of an articulated sound or set of sounds having a fixed meaning and grammatical category.

Answer explanation

Technically a word is a linguistic unit that carries a meaning and consists of one or more forms that are more or less related.

In general, the word consists of...

• nicknames

• root

• a root or a root and one or more nicknames.

Er is it a suffix or prefix?

• Suffix

• Prefix

What is an affix?

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To identify the affix, the word must be separated by branches. The word is UNHAPPILY

Can we then conclude that all complex compound nouns follow the left-stressed pattern of simple compound nouns?

• before saying yes, we must make sure that we have examined all the relevant varieties.

• Yes, because nouns, although they are nouns, do not change with an affix.

The usual pattern, with stress on the left, is overridden if the head is a compound.

• True

• False

• I'm not sure

Semantics is understood as the part of linguistics that studies the....

• meaning of linguistic expressions

• structure the words

• smallest unit of language

Mismatch refers to the wrong meaning that a sentence projects despite having a well-done grammatical structure.

• True

• False

In the paradox of the brackets can be seen in more than one analysis that they are:

• Phonological

• Syntactic

• Semantic

• Lexicon