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· Sort nouns/verbs into more and less prototypical examples |
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how words are put together |
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subarea of linguistics that deals with word meaning |
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linguistic subarea that deal with word-making and word-marking
· Anything that is added to a word that is not a word itself (adding an s at the end) |
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the sound you make when you pluralize a word |
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perceived by our senses: concrete nouns can be seen/heard/tasted/smelled/touched |
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Grammarian definition of Abstract & Concrete |
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If you would use much it is mass (many cars, much time, many birds) |
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If you use fewer, it’s count |
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If you use less, it’s noncount (fewer cars, less oil, fewer birds) |
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Names are proper If you always capitalize, it is proper (Lauren, Ball State University, Salt Lake City) |
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If it’s pluralized-it’s functioning as a count (birds, iclickers, cars) or if you can use the word many before |
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• Introduce the noun o Such as quality or quantity • Specifies the noun |
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• Dimension/shape • Physical condition • Age • Color • Substance(material) • Origin |
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evaluation/dimension/condition/age/color/origin-substance |
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• Articles • Demonstrative • Possessive • Qualifiers |
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o 1st person-I am(present), I was o 2nd person-You are(present), You were o 3rd person-He is(present), He was |
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(Action Verb) ex. I am running |
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Adjective expressing color |
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Adjective expressing emotion |
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Adjective expressing material |
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o Action verbs that act upon something o What/who did you ____? o He ____ something/someone |
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o 1st - You o 2nd – Your o 3rd – They |
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(Linking verb) - a word used to link the subject of a sentence with a predicate (a subject complement), such as the word is in the sentence "The sky is blue." he IS upset |
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• Either o When the verb fits in both slots: • He ___ something/someone • He ___ |
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o Transitive o Intransitive o Direct Object o Action Verb o Linking Verb |
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Grammatical Functions (Syntax) |
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• Based on syntax o Subject • Agent, theme, experiencer o Direct object • Patient o Indirect object • Refer to the slot between the verb and the direct object • The semantic role will be described as recipient o Object of a preposition • Will refer to the syntactic slot after the preposition • Recipient o Copula compliment |
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o Transitive • Requires subject, verb, and compliment o Intransitive • Requires subject and verb o Complement • Required (not optional) object o Activity verb/accomplishment verb/… o Copula |
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Syntactic • Prepositional is before a noun phrase • Preposition cannot be moved behind the noun phrase Morphological • There is no morphological information |
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Semantic • Indicate information about direction, location, or time Substitution • A preposition will fit in this sentence: I walked ____ the table Prepositions connect |
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• Required for grammaticality o Completes the phrase • Restrictions on the number and type |
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• Optional o Narrows down(specifies) • When more than one, more freely ordered |
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• This is it • I like this • That is the best • It is hot outside • He complained about it |
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Semantic Roles (Agent,...) |
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• A way of describing how a participant (or thing) is involved in a situation (which is described by the verb) o Agent • The doer of the action o Theme • Entity simply present in the situation o Experiencer • Animate being that has some sensory, emotional, or psychological experience |
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• The red house on the hill is my favorite • What is the subject? o The red house on the hill |
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o Agent o Theme o Patient • Someone or something that undergoes the action or is affected by the action (described by the verb) o Recipient • Participant who receives something o Beneficiary • Participant who benefits from same action (described by the verb) o Ditransitive • Two complements • Taking both a direct and indirect object o Object of the preposition • Locative The place where the action occurs • Instrument An entity used to fulfill some task |
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I usually sleep late, he usually sleeps on the couch. they smiled at me |
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What is the form of transitive sentences? |
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Required- Subject(NP), verb, and compliment(NP) Optional- anything after such as "at the mall" |
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What is the form of intransitive sentences? |
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Required- Subject and a verb Optional- anything else such as "I SLEPT late today" |
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He VERBED something or someone |
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link adjective to noun or noun to noun |
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typically refer to events that aren't concrete or time-stable |
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typically refer to concrete, time-stable entities |
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