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    Lexico Grammar 4: Prof - Dr. Sumarsih, M.PD

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    Back formation is the process of forming a new word by removing a suffix from an existing word. Examples include forming "laze" from "lazy" and "edit" from "editor". Incorporation in linguistics is a phenomenon where a grammatical category like a verb incorporates another element. Examples include noun incorporation in Greenlandic and Chinese languages. Word reduction refers to processes that shorten words, like elision which leaves out sounds, or changing "and" to "an". Common examples are saying "probly" instead of "probably" by dropping the "ba" sound.

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    Back formation is the process of forming a new word by removing a suffix from an existing word. Examples include forming "laze" from "lazy" and "edit" from "editor". Incorporation in linguistics is a phenomenon where a grammatical category like a verb incorporates another element. Examples include noun incorporation in Greenlandic and Chinese languages. Word reduction refers to processes that shorten words, like elision which leaves out sounds, or changing "and" to "an". Common examples are saying "probly" instead of "probably" by dropping the "ba" sound.

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    Back formation is the process of forming a new word by removing a suffix from an existing word. Examples include forming "laze" from "lazy" and "edit" from "editor". Incorporation in linguistics is a phenomenon where a grammatical category like a verb incorporates another element. Examples include noun incorporation in Greenlandic and Chinese languages. Word reduction refers to processes that shorten words, like elision which leaves out sounds, or changing "and" to "an". Common examples are saying "probly" instead of "probably" by dropping the "ba" sound.

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    LEXICO GRAMMAR 4

    Prof.Dr. Sumarsih, M.Pd.


    • back-for·ma·tion
    • noun
    • noun: backformation
    • a word that is formed from an already existing
    word from which it appears to be a derivative,
    often by removal of a suffix
    (e.g., laze from lazy and edit from editor ).
    • the process by which back-formations are
    formed.
    • Incorporation (linguistics) - Wikipedia
    • en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Incorporation_(linguistics)
    • Incorporation is a phenomenon by which a grammatical
    category, such as a verb, forms a ... Noun incorporation in
    Greenlandic: A case of syntactic word-formation.
    Language, 57 (2), 300–319. Sadock, Jerrold M. (1986).
    Some notes on noun ...Examples of incorporation · Oneida
     · Panare · Chinese (Mandarin)
    • noun
    • the analysis of complex things, data, etc, into
    less complex constituents
    • often derogatory any theory or method that
    holds that a complex idea, system, etc, can be
    completely understood in terms of its simpler
    parts or components
    • There are several basic categories
    of reductions: Elision is one or more sounds
    left out of a word. A common example is
    "and", which frequently changes to "an" or
    sometimes even "n". Another example is the
    "ba" sound in "probably", which leads to the
    pronunciation, "probly".
    ROUTHIN TASK
    • Give the meaning of :
    Back Formation
    Incorforation
    Word Reduction
    In word formation by two experts and every
    types give examples

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