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الكلمه اذا morpheme واحد simple
مثل
happy تصير simple مافيها الا morpheme واحد
unhappy تصير complex فيها 2 morphemes الي هم un+ happy
happiness تصير complex
one morpheme = simple
اكثر من 1 complex

Q) Typically sentences are made up of an
a) NP + VP
b) NP + PP
c) AP + PP
d) non of above

a) NP + VP

Syntactically, Spec mark the boundary of a phrase. In English, they occupy the leftmost position in a phrase.
Semantically, Spec make the meaning of the head more precise

مهمه للتفرقه نحويا ومعنويا

SENTENCES

The largest unit of syntactic analysis is the sentence. Typically, sentences are made up of an NP (the subject) and a VP ( the Predicate). These two phrases are grouped together by Inflection. I ( for short) is the syntactic head of a sentence. It stands for the Tense element of the sentence. On the other hand, because of its central role in determining the meaning of a sentence, the verb is said to be the semantic head of S. A simple sentence structure is provided below




The suffixin in the word (un faithful)is
A)faithful
B)faith
C)ful
D)un
للى يعرف الجواب يقول
C)ful






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