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Assignment No. 1: Prof. Shakeel Amjad
Assignment No. 1: Prof. Shakeel Amjad
Student Id mc200400620
Ans
Inflection:
Inflection includes the arrangement of syntactic structures – past, present, future; solitary, plural;
manly, female, fix, etc – of a solitary lexeme. The utilization of these syntactic structures is for
the most part directed by sentence structure.
Derivation:
Derivation includes the production of one lexeme from another, Compounding is an exceptional
sort of induction, since it includes the production of one lexeme from at least two different
lexemes.
Zero derivation
Zero derivation is a kind of word formation involving the creation of a word (of a new
wordclass) from an existing word (of a different word class) without any change in form, which
is to say, derivation using only zero. Zero-derivation changes the lexical category of a word
without changing its phonological shape. Examples of novel verbs formed by 2- to 5-year-olds
by zero-derivation
a. SC (2;4, as his mother prepared to brush his hair): Don’t hair me.
Q2. Listen to the topic video no. 37 carefully. After having a good understanding about the
concepts of ‘Compounds’ and ‘Phrases’, differentiate between the two giving their exact
definitions. Moreover, write 5 examples of nouns derived from nouns.
Compounds Phrases
A compound is a substance framed when at A phrase is a little gathering of words standing
least two synthetic components are artificially all together unit, commonly shaping a segment
fortified together. In combinations, the of a provision.
substances present are not artificially fortified
together. The kind of bonds holding
components together in a compound can
change: two normal sorts are covalent bonds
and ionic bonds
Droplet
booklet,
cigarette,
doggie,
waitress,
princess,
heroine,
Londoner,
New Yorker,
Texan,
Glaswegian