Nama : Lisa Nur Layla

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1. Word Formation in English :

Word formation in English involves creating new words or modifying existing ones through
various processes, including affixation (prefixes and suffixes), compounding, conversion, and
more. For example, by adding the suffix "-er" to "teach," you form "teacher." Compounding
combines two words to create a new one, such as "toothbrush." Conversion involves
changing a word's grammatical category, like "text" (noun) becoming "text" (verb) as in "I
will text you."

2. Paragraph with Content and Function Words :

"I went to the store to buy some groceries. While I was there, I met my friend, Sarah. We
chatted for a while about our weekend plans. Then, I quickly paid for the items and headed
home."
- Content Words: went, store, buy, groceries, met, friend, Sarah, chatted, weekend, plans,
paid, items, headed, home.
- Function Words: to, the, for, I, was, while, about, our, then, quickly, and.

3. Five Examples of Three-Morpheme Words :

1. Unhappiness - The prefix "un-" added to "happiness."
- Sentence: Her unhappiness was evident in her expression.
2. Undoable - The prefix "un-" added to "do" with the suffix "-able."
- Sentence: The task seemed undoable in the given time frame.
3. Reawakened - The prefix "re-" added to "awake" with the suffix "-ed."
- Sentence: The loud noise reawakened everyone in the house.
4. Rereading - The prefix "re-" added to "reading."
- Sentence: I am rereading this book to find more details.
5. Misunderstood - The prefix "mis-" added to "understand" with the suffix "-ed."
- Sentence: His tone was ambiguous, and I misunderstood his intentions.