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Morphophonemics of English - by Tai Lam
Morphophonemics of English - by Tai Lam
Morphophonemics of English - by Tai Lam
IV. CONCLUSION:
The ways in which the morphemes of a language are variously
represented by phonemic shapes can be regarded as a kind of code. This
code is the morphophonemic system of the language. The
morphophonemics of English is never so simple. There are always many
instances of two or more morphemes represented by the same phonemic
shape, and there are always cases in which a single morpheme is
represented now by one phonemic shape, now by another. Therefore the
morphophonemics of English is never trivial.
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