The Wilson, Emma creator author. text bibliography nyu 2024 monographic eng

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vi, 227 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm. Morphology is a branch of linguistics dedicated to the exploration of word formation and the interconnections among them. Its focus lies in analyzing the utilization of word components such as suffixes, prefixes, and root words. Additionally, it addresses the impacts of elements such as parts of speech, stress, intonation, and contextual factors on words. Morphology is classified into lexeme-based morphology, word-based morphology, and morpheme- based morphology. Syntax refers to the set of rules and processes governing the structure of sentences within a particular language. The topics included in this book on linguistics are of utmost significance and bound to provide incredible insights to readers. It includes topics that deal with the basic to the most complex concepts and approaches of this area. It aims to serve as a resource guide for students and facilitate the growth of the discipline. Foundational concepts in morphology -- Various models in morphology -- Exploring syntactic structures -- In-depth analysis of parts of speech -- Deconstructing sentence structure. Emma Wilson. Includes bibliographical references and index. Grammar, comparative and general Morphology Grammar, comparative and general Syntax Language and languages Language and languages study and teaching P241 .W557 2024 415 W691s 9781639878338 CSPC 251222 20260106151733.0 eng