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Modern English Word Formation
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Modern English Word Formation

The aim of this work is to teach students to be word-conscious, to be able to guess the meaning of words they come across from the meaning of morphemes, to be able to recognize the origin of this or that lexical unit. The task of the work is to show the ways of word building, i.e. affixation, suffix
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The aim of this work is to teach students to be word-conscious, to be able to guess the meaning of words they come across from the meaning of morphemes, to be able to recognize the origin of this or that lexical unit. The task of the work is to show the ways of word building, i.e. affixation, suffixation, compounds, statives, vowel and consonant alternations and conversion. Topical interest. This work is of topical interest because English is a living growing language. The system of its sounds is subjected to various changes, the words and word combinations undergo changes. The most noticible and most appreciable transformations occur in words that form part of English, that is in its vocabulary.

It is a matter of common knowledge that the vocabulary of any language is never stable, but is constantly changing, growing and decaying. The changes in the vocabulary of the language are due both to linguistic and extra-linguistic causes, which are determined by the social nature of the language. T
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It is a matter of common knowledge that the vocabulary of any language is never stable, but is constantly changing, growing and decaying. The changes in the vocabulary of the language are due both to linguistic and extra-linguistic causes, which are determined by the social nature of the language. The intense development of science and technology has lately given birth to a great number of new words such as ‘computer’, ‘cyclotron’,’radar’, ‘psycholinguistics’, etc.; the conquest and research of outer space started by the Soviet people contributed words like ‘sputnik’, ‘lunokhod’,’babymoon’,’moon-car’,’spaceship’. It is significant that the suffix –nik occurring in the noun ‘sputnik’ is freely applied to new words of various kinds, e.g. ‘flopnik’,’mousenik’, ‘woofnik’,etc.

The ways in which new words are formed, and the factors which govern their acceptance into the language, are generally taken very much for granted by the average speaker to understand a word, it is necessary to know how it is constructed, whether it is simple or complex, that is whether or not it ca
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The ways in which new words are formed, and the factors which govern their acceptance into the language, are generally taken very much for granted by the average speaker to understand a word, it is necessary to know how it is constructed, whether it is simple or complex, that is whether or not it can be broken down into two or more parts. We are able to use a word which is new to us when we find out what object or notion it denotes. Some words, of course, are more understandable than others.

Unfathomable = negative prefix + adjective forming suffix = cannot be fathomed. Knowing the pattern, we can easily guess the meaning of a word although there are lots of other words which look similar, for instance, unfashionable and unfavourable for which this analysis will not work. We accept as q
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Unfathomable = negative prefix + adjective forming suffix = cannot be fathomed. Knowing the pattern, we can easily guess the meaning of a word although there are lots of other words which look similar, for instance, unfashionable and unfavourable for which this analysis will not work. We accept as quite natural the fact that although we can use the verbs ‘to pipe’, ‘to drum’ and ‘to trumpet’, we cannot use the verbs ‘to piano’ and ‘to violin’.

An unabridged English dictionary contains about 600 000 words. The bad news is that even if you have an excellent vocabulary, you know only a small percentage of those words. The good news, however, is that you can increase your vocabulary throughout your life. The even better news is that once you
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An unabridged English dictionary contains about 600 000 words

The bad news is that even if you have an excellent vocabulary, you know only a small percentage of those words. The good news, however, is that you can increase your vocabulary throughout your life. The even better news is that once you have learnt a new word, it is yours for life. It will always be stored away, ready to be recalled the next time you have a conversation or write a letter or composition.

Some words have many different meanings. Let’s take, for example, the word ‘titanic’ in the following sentences. 1. The Titanic sank in the North Atlantic on an April night in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. 2. The enemies were locked in a titanic struggle. You can tell from the first sentence that T
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Some words have many different meanings.

Let’s take, for example, the word ‘titanic’ in the following sentences. 1. The Titanic sank in the North Atlantic on an April night in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. 2. The enemies were locked in a titanic struggle. You can tell from the first sentence that Titanic is a ship and from the second sentence that ‘titanic’ means “having great size, force or power.

Context clues can help us learn the meaning of a word. The context of a word is the sentence, the surrounding words, or the situation in which the word appears. There are several types of them. 1. Definition or restatement is defined in the sentence ,e.g. We read a collection of fables, short storie
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Context clues can help us learn the meaning of a word. The context of a word is the sentence, the surrounding words, or the situation in which the word appears. There are several types of them. 1. Definition or restatement is defined in the sentence ,e.g. We read a collection of fables, short stories that teach a lesson. 2. The meaning of the word is made clear by the example, e.g. Bombay is a populous city; one way the Indian government has tried to ease the overcrowding there is to build a second Bombay . 3. Comparison. e.g. Joseph has always been amiable – almost as friendly as his older brother Mark. ( As introduces a comparison between Joseph’s disposition and that of his older brother.) 4. Contrast. e.g. The mayor’s popularity, soared to its highest point, but the city council’s dropped to its nadir. ( A contrast is drawn between the highest point of the mayor’s popularity and the lowest point, the nadir, of the city council’s.

Means of word-forming. English is a living, growing language; new words are constantly being added. English words come from many sources. Some come from the dead language Latin, and others come from ancient Greek. Knowing the words and parts of words borrowed from Latin and Greek can help us underst
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Means of word-forming

English is a living, growing language; new words are constantly being added. English words come from many sources. Some come from the dead language Latin, and others come from ancient Greek. Knowing the words and parts of words borrowed from Latin and Greek can help us understand the meaning of many English words. In general, English words are of two kinds:

those that can be analysed into smaller parts: untimely

those that cannot time, face, feel

The words of the first kind, which can be divided, are made up of parts called. prefixes roots suffixes They offer clues to the meaning of the words. A root is the part of a word that carries the basic meaning. A prefix is one or more syllables placed in front. of the root to modify the meaning of t
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The words of the first kind, which can be divided, are made up of parts called

prefixes roots suffixes They offer clues to the meaning of the words. A root is the part of a word that carries the basic meaning. A prefix is one or more syllables placed in front

of the root to modify the meaning of the root

or to form a new word.

PREFIXES HAVE BROAD GENERAL MEANINGS LIKE ‘NOT’, ‘UNDER’, ‘AGAINST’ AND ANY OF THEM MAY APPEAR IN HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT WORDS. BECAUSE PREFIXES OFTEN HAVE MORE THAN ONE MEANING, THEY CAN BE HARD TO INTERPRET. The main function of prefixes is to change. the lexical meaning of the same part of speech.
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PREFIXES HAVE BROAD GENERAL MEANINGS LIKE ‘NOT’, ‘UNDER’, ‘AGAINST’ AND ANY OF THEM MAY APPEAR IN HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT WORDS. BECAUSE PREFIXES OFTEN HAVE MORE THAN ONE MEANING, THEY CAN BE HARD TO INTERPRET.

The main function of prefixes is to change

the lexical meaning of the same part of speech.

There are 51 prefixes in the system of Modern English word formation.

Prefixation

Suffixation. In Modern English, suffixation is mostly characteristic of noun and adjective formation, while prefixation is mostly typical of verb formation. The distinction also rests on the role different types of meaning play in the semantic structure of the suffix and the prefix. The part-of -spe
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Suffixation

In Modern English, suffixation is mostly characteristic of noun and adjective formation, while prefixation is mostly typical of verb formation. The distinction also rests on the role different types of meaning play in the semantic structure of the suffix and the prefix. The part-of -speech meaning has a much greater significance in suffixes as compared to prefixes which possess it in a lesser degree. Due to it, a prefix may be confined to one part of speech as, for example, enslave, encage, unbutton ,or may function in more than one part of speech as over- in over kind, overfeed, overestimation. Unlike prefixes, suffixes as a rule function in any one part of speech often forming a derived stem of a different part of speech as compared with that of the base, e.g. careless - care; suitable - suit, etc. Furthermore, it is necessary to point out that a suffix closely knit together with a base forms a fusion retaining less of its independence that a prefix which is as a general rule more independent semantically, e.g. reading- 'the act of one who reads'; 'ability to read'; and re-read — 'to read again'.

There are two kinds of suffixes: Grammatical Derivational -s, -ed, -ing -ly,-ence,ize,-hood. grammatical provide a grammatical signal of some kind but don’t greatly alter the basic meaning of the word and those that, by being added, create new words. The endings are suffixes of the first kind. Gramm
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There are two kinds of suffixes: Grammatical Derivational -s, -ed, -ing -ly,-ence,ize,-hood

grammatical provide a grammatical signal of some kind but don’t greatly alter the basic meaning of the word and those that, by being added, create new words. The endings are suffixes of the first kind. Grammatical suffixes are important in grammar, but in vocabulary we are more concerned with the second kind of suffixes – those that make new words – derivational suffixes.

Derivational suffixes can be classified according to the parts of speech. Classification of suffixes
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Derivational suffixes can be classified according to the parts of speech.

Classification of suffixes

Noun suffixes
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Noun suffixes

Adjective suffixes
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Adjective suffixes

Verb suffixes
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Verb suffixes

Suffixes indicating smallness or lessening
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Suffixes indicating smallness or lessening

When speaking about the structure of words stems should also be mentioned. The stem is the part of the word which remains unchanged throughout the paradigm of the word. Stems have not only the lexical meaning but also grammatical meaning. They can be noun stems, adjective stems and verb stems. Somet
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When speaking about the structure of words stems should also be mentioned. The stem is the part of the word which remains unchanged throughout the paradigm of the word. Stems have not only the lexical meaning but also grammatical meaning. They can be noun stems, adjective stems and verb stems. Sometimes it is rather difficult to distinguish between simple and derived words, especially in the cases of phonetic borrowings from other languages and of native languages with blocked morphemes, e.g. “cranberry”, “absence”,etc.

Roots

Compound nouns are nouns built from two or more roots. They often have one stress. The meaning of a compound often differs from the meaning of its elements. Compounding- is one of the productive types of word-formation in Modern English. Compound words are inseparable vocabulary units. They are form
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Compound nouns are nouns built from two or more roots. They often have one stress. The meaning of a compound often differs from the meaning of its elements. Compounding- is one of the productive types of word-formation in Modern English. Compound words are inseparable vocabulary units. They are formally and semantically dependent on the constituent bases and the semantic relations between them which mirror the relations between the motivating units. The main types of compound nouns are as follows:

Compounds noun-stem+noun -stem apple-tree, snowball, newspaper adjective stem+ noun stem blackbird, whitehorn, blackleg

Stonewall combinations. In Modern English there are lots of word combinations of the type price rise, wage freeze, steel helmet, sand castle. Grammarians can’t come to the conclusion whether adjectives can be formed by means of conversion from nouns.
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Stonewall combinations

In Modern English there are lots of word combinations of the type price rise, wage freeze, steel helmet, sand castle. Grammarians can’t come to the conclusion whether adjectives can be formed by means of conversion from nouns.

Abbreviations. The causes of shortening can be linguistic and extra-linguistic. Abbreviation doesn’t change the part-of-speech meaning. Examples: prof=professor, to rev=to revolve, comfy=comfortable.
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Abbreviations

The causes of shortening can be linguistic and extra-linguistic. Abbreviation doesn’t change the part-of-speech meaning. Examples: prof=professor, to rev=to revolve, comfy=comfortable.

Such words as asleep, abed, ablaze, afraid, akin, alive have been named adjectives, though they can’t be attributes in a sentence, and though their meaning doesn’t seem to be that of property. The a- means on, in or at. Statives are invariable. They often show a temporary state rather than a permane
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Such words as asleep, abed, ablaze, afraid, akin, alive have been named adjectives, though they can’t be attributes in a sentence, and though their meaning doesn’t seem to be that of property. The a- means on, in or at. Statives are invariable. They often show a temporary state rather than a permanent one. They most usually follow a link-verb (was asleep) or they can be used like a participle, but they can’t go before the noun they modify. In the sentence a stative is most usually a predicative (he fell asleep).

The statives

Conversion, one of the principal ways of forming words in Modern English is highly productive in replenishing the English word-stock with new words. This term refers to the numerous cases of words belonging to different parts of speech. This may be illustrated by the following cases: work – to work;
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Conversion, one of the principal ways of forming words in Modern English is highly productive in replenishing the English word-stock with new words. This term refers to the numerous cases of words belonging to different parts of speech. This may be illustrated by the following cases: work – to work; love – to love; paper – to paper. As a rule we deal with simple words. There is a certain difference on the morphological level between various parts of speech, mostly between nouns and verbs. What serves a word- building means? The answer is a paradigm. As it is a morphologi- cal category, conversion can be described as a morphological way of forming words.

Conversion

Blends are words formed from a word-group or two synonyms. In blends two ways of word-building are combined: abbreviation and composition. To form a blend we clip the end of the first component and the beginning of the second component. As a result we have a compound –shortened word. One of the firs
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Blends are words formed from a word-group or two synonyms. In blends two ways of word-building are combined: abbreviation and composition. To form a blend we clip the end of the first component and the beginning of the second component. As a result we have a compound –shortened word. One of the first blends in English was the word “smog” from two synonyms: smoke and fog. Mostly blends are formed from a word-group:

cinemadict informecial slimnastics slanguist

dramedy faction medicare socialite

acromania chunnel megalog Blends

Cinemadict – cinema addict, informecial – informational commercial slimnastics – slimming gymnastics slanguist – slang linguist acromania – acronym mania chunnel – channel, canal megalog – magazine catalogue dramedy – drama comedy faction – fact fiction – fiction based on real facts medicare – medic
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Cinemadict – cinema addict, informecial – informational commercial slimnastics – slimming gymnastics slanguist – slang linguist acromania – acronym mania chunnel – channel, canal megalog – magazine catalogue dramedy – drama comedy faction – fact fiction – fiction based on real facts medicare – medical care socialite – social elite

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