英语语言学实用教程课件Unit46教学讲义

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(1) a traditional festival (2) freezing cold (3) in the next century
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4.3 English clauses and sentences
• A clause in English is one unit of organization that contains a subject-predication structure. A simple sentence is a clause. Alternatively:
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• Idioms generally have semantic unity and function as noun, verb, adjective and so forth.
• /i/: high, front, lax, short, unrounded
• / :/: mid, central, tense, long, unrounded
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Major contents
4.1 English morphemes 4.2 English words 4.3 English clauses and sentences 4.4 Collocations, idioms, and constructions in English
• What does it mean to be fat? And, moreover, what does it mean to be a woman who is fat? In the United States, the word “fat” is not merely descriptive; it has a negative connotation. Women are pressured to be thin and young looking at every age, and those who do not fit this definition of normal, are, for the most part, marginalized. (67 words)
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Syntactic units
• Hierarchical system: • (morpheme-)word-phrase--clause—
sentence
• e.g. I met Tom. • a (handsome American young) man • a (handsome American young) man who
• A clause is a group of words that has its own subject and predicate but is included in a sentence. e.g.
(1) I want to know why. (2) Having an influential father is often
• Affix morphemes: prefix; infix; suffix
• Example of infix: foot-feet goose-geese BUT: It 's controversial.
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Discuss
P. 53 No. 1, 2
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Compound
• For the morpheme of "plural meaning" in English: map-maps /s/, dog-dogs /z/, watch-watches /iz/, mouse-mice /ai/, ox-oxen /n/, tooth-teeth /i:/, sheep-sheep /Ø/
• superordinate/main/matrix clause • subordinate clause
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English sentences
• a. Definition: • Semantically, the minimal form that
expresses a complete thought • Formally, not included in any larger
advantageous. (3) Do you know where I come from?
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• A clause may be finite or non-finite. In the latter case, the subject of the predicate is implicit but inferable from the sentence containing the clause, such as an infinite clause, a –ing or –ed participle clause.
• A stem-formative is the morpheme that serves to create stems. e.g. biology, thermometer
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Discuss
2 English words
• Presentation session
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Root and stem
• The stem is any morpheme or combination of morphemes to which an affix can be attached. e.g. lived, shortened, weaknesses, landlords
Practice: Identify those that are function words and those that are lexical words in the following short paragraph. What’s the percentage of function words?
weaknesses
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Morphemic analysis
weaknesses
weakness
-es

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weak
-ness
Practice:
• Analyze the word: unwomanliness
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Classification:
• free/bound morpheme e.g. weak/ness • derivational/inflectional morpheme
imperative
optative (wish-expressing)
exclamatory
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Discuss
• PP. 56-57 No. 7
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4.4 Collocations, idioms, chunks, and constructions
• Some phrases, for various reasons, are more or less tight collocations (like “a handsome car”, “a pretty girl”) or closed idioms (like “in the end” and “leave off”).
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English phrases
• Phrase is a single element of structure containing more than one word, and lacking the subject-predicate structure typical of clauses. e.g.
linguistic form
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Classification
simple
sentence
complex
non-simple compound
compound complex
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interrogative
indicative
sentence
declarative
jussive (order-giving)
(a) the government’s policies (b) the latest news (c) two frightened cows
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Root, affix
• Root: the part expressing the basic meaning of a word. It can be free or bound. c.f. brotherly—receive
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• closed-class words -- open-class words
New members of word class: • particles: pass by; make up; to do; not • auxiliaries: I don't do it; is he coming? he has
gone. • pro-forms: Your pen is here (pro-adjective); He
knows better than I do (pro-verb); I hope so(pro-ad); He's here, behind the tree. (prolocative)
(lexical meaning) (grammatical meaning) e.g. weak/ness-es • root/affix morpheme e.g. weak/ness
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Task
• What are the inflectional morphemes in the following phrases?
always spoke a very heavy dialect.
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Classification of English words
• grammatical words (function words/form words/ functors)
• lexical words
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4.1 English morphemes
• The morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning, lexical or grammatical.
• Ask: How many morphemes does the following word contain?
Word formation in English
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• Practice: Point out the devices of word formation for
each of the following: smog, enthuse, tec, PLO, hospitalize, plane (v.) nylon
Lecture 4 The units of English
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Review
Describe the following sounds:
• /f/ • /i/ • / :/
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• [f]: voiceless, labia-dental, (oral), fricative
•A word composed of two or more free root morphemes is a compound.
c.f. bookcase -- friendship
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Allomorph
• A set of allomorphs, e.g. in-, im-, il- ir-, are the variants (different realizations) of a morpheme, in- in this case. They have the same meaning and are in complementary distribution.
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