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1.
gerunds
To Fly -> The Flying of...
2.
clitic
"Little words" like 's, a, the. Don't have much meaning on their own, needs to have a "host" word. Neither derivational or inflectional.
3.
free morphemes
Are words and can occur alone.
car
yes
4.
allomorph
A variant form of another morpheme.

[z] and [s] in cats and dogs.
5.
function morphemes
Prepositions, serve a grammatical purpose.

to, by, a, the

Not easy to create, so "closed class"
6.
base
In a multimorphetic word, the base is not always "free" -> unkempt
7.
Exceptions of -ize
womanize, winterize are only Germanic attachments of -ize.

All the rest are Romance root words.
8.
content morphemes
Nouns, adjectives, or verbs.

Can freely be created.

"Open Class"
9.
multi/poly-morpheme words
Made up of more than one morpheme.

men = debatable (if you include the null morpheme)
10.
word vs. morpheme
One or more morphemes that can stand alone. Words can generally be moved about in a sentence, but morphemes cannot. (SWIM TEAM *team swim, RECALIBRATE *CalibrateRe)
11.
Nonconcatenated Morphemes
Instead of prefix/suffix, infixes. Aren't added together.

- un-friggin-believable
- men = man + null morpheme (change is in the middle, not on the end)
12.
inflectional morphemes
Change something grammatically: present/past, singular/plural.
- predictable meaning
- ONLY suffixes (in English)
- remain same part of speech
- occur outside derivational changes
13.
bound morphemes
Cannot occur alone.
re-
-tion
14.
derivational morpheme
Creates a derivative word.
- Can sometimes change part of speech. To create -> the Creation
- Unpredictable meaning/selective attachment.
- Can be suffix or prefix.
- Close to stem.

1.	gerunds	To Fly -> The Flying of...
2.	clitic	"Little words" like 's, a, the. Don't have much meaning on their own, needs to have a "host" word. Neither derivational or inflectional.
3.	free morphemes	Are words and can occur alone. car yes
4.	allomorph	A variant form of another morpheme. [z] and [s] in cats and dogs.
5.	function morphemes	Prepositions, serve a grammatical purpose. to, by, a, the Not easy to create, so "closed class"
6.	base	In a multimorphetic word, the base is not always "free" -> unkempt
7.	Exceptions of -ize	womanize, winterize are only Germanic attachments of -ize. All the rest are Romance root words.
8.	content morphemes	Nouns, adjectives, or verbs. Can freely be created. "Open Class"
9.	multi/poly-morpheme words	Made up of more than one morpheme. men = debatable (if you include the null morpheme)
10.	word vs. morpheme	One or more morphemes that can stand alone. Words can generally be moved about in a sentence, but morphemes cannot. (SWIM TEAM team swim, RECALIBRATE CalibrateRe)
11.	Nonconcatenated Morphemes	Instead of prefix/suffix, infixes. Aren't added together. - un-friggin-believable - men = man + null morpheme (change is in the middle, not on the end)
12.	inflectional morphemes	Change something grammatically: present/past, singular/plural. - predictable meaning - ONLY suffixes (in English) - remain same part of speech - occur outside derivational changes
13.	bound morphemes	Cannot occur alone. re- -tion
14.	derivational morpheme	Creates a derivative word. - Can sometimes change part of speech. To create -> the Creation - Unpredictable meaning/selective attachment. - Can be suffix or prefix. - Close to stem.