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WORD FORMATION IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE: AFFIXATION
Summary
The paper deals with word formation in english language. Affixation is the presented formation pattern. It represents the process of word formation when affixes are
added to the stem. Affixes include prefixes and suffixes.
Key words: word formation, affixation, prefixes, suffixes

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