hw 3

relationship b/t the following sentences (1) if John studied hard for the exam, he passed. (2) if John did not study hard for the exam, he failed.

1 implicates 2

FALSE- every morpheme contains at least one word

FALSE

every word contains at least one morpheme, some words have four morphemes

TRUE

-en in strengthen is NOT

a prefix

VOICELESS:

ch, f, k, p, s, sh, t, th (th can be either?)

implicature is

context dependent

English words showing different spelling of F

fun, stuff, phone, rough

some student passed the exam. in fact, all students passed. what does this sentence tell you

implicatures are defeasible

the rule "use as an adjective a word which qualifies a noun. use as an adverb a word which qualifies a verb"

prescriptive rule

Universal grammar

set of principles that govern all human grammars

-ment in disestablishment is

the head of the noun

(1) not all students went to the party (2) some student did not go to the party

they are equivalent

VOICED:

vibration, shown in pictures with emphasis on the throat- b, d, g, j, l, m, n, ng, r, sz, th, v , w, y, z