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[Shabeeb]

If we have tomorrow equation witch ask us to identify
how many paradigm are there in word women

how the answer would be like

[&Nice&]

حسب الشرح الي وصلني

انه اي اسم (nouns) يكون 4 paradigms
مثال : women or doctor

اي صفة (adjectives) يكون 3 paradigms
مثال : sweet or lively

الفعل له حالتين:
1- اذا كان الفعل قياسي بشكل مبسط يعني ينتهي بي ed فله (4 paradigms)
2- اذا كان الفعل شاذ له اربع حالات:

* اذا كان الفعل تصريفه الاول والثاني نفس بعض ويختلف بالتصريف الثالث مثل:
beat beat beaten (4 paradigms

* اذا كان الفعل تصريفه الثاني والثالث نفس بعض والاول مختلف مثال
sleep slept slept (4 paradigms

* اذا كان الفعل تصريفه الاول هو الثاني والثالث مثال:
cut cut cut (3 paradigms

* اذا كان الفعل تصريفه الاول والثاني والثالث مختلفه مثال
go went gone (5 paradigms

هذا الي عندي اتمنى لك التوفيق والي عنده فكره اخرى او شرح ثاني يطرحه

[Shabeeb]

TheFirstLove
I- Choose the correct answer

• It's very simple to specify the meaning of the bound morpheme -ing in thinking without getting into grammatical technicalities.
(a) True (b) False



• The structure of a word never changes, therefore, it represents its real meaning at any time.
(a) True (b) False


• What you add grammatical affixes to is called a root, whether it is simple or complex in its own structure.
(a) True (b) False


• The lexeme gentlemanly is a base consisting of two roots, plus lexical affix, making a more complex base.
(a) True (b) False


• A base can be a plain root or more than one plain root.
(a) True (b) False


• All roots are potentially bases but not vice versa.
(a) True (b) False


• Borrowing and Derivation are two of the major processes of word formation in languages.
(a) True (b) False


• The verb beat, in Standard British English, has three paradigmatic forms.
(a) True (b) False


• Being identical is sound, spelling or both is sufficient to prove that two word forms such as (to) Bear, for instance, represent the same lexeme.
(a) True (b) False


• In English the order of lexical and grammatical morphemes is fixed in a word, in that grammatical morphemes can only come after the stem.
(a) True (b) False


• 'friendly' is a complex base while 'girlfriend' is a compound base.
(a) True (b) False


• The bound morpheme psych- can't freely substitute for mind or the mind in ordinary English.
(a) True (b) False

• Inflectional affixes change the part of speech, while Derivational affixes do not.
(a) True (b) False

• Able does not have the same range of meaning as -able.
(a) True (b) False

• The word' simplify' is the result of the process of Derivation.
(a) True (b) False

• The inflectional Suffixes usually
(a) do not close off a word (b) close off a word (c) change word class

• A morpheme cannot be uttered alone with meaning.
(a) free (b) bound (c) base

• Any base to which a grammatical affix may be added is called. . . . . . . . .
(a) root (b) stem (c) lexicon

• The compound killjoy implies the grammatical structure
(a) verb + subject (b) verb + object

The verb freeze has ...paradigmatic forms.
(a) three (b) four (c) five

• The verb sell has ...paradigmatic forms.
(a) three (b) four (c) five

• The word atomizers contains. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. suffixes
(a) two (b) three (c) four

The noun doctor has paradigmatic forms.
(a) two (b) three (c) four

● The word antedate consists of ...morpheme(s).
(a) one (b) two (c) three

• The compound implies the grammatical structure: Verb + Adverb
(a) treetop (b) underestimate ( c) afternoon

• When the phonological environment determines which allophone is used, the selection of allomorph is
(a) morphologically conditioned (b) phonologically conditioned

• suffixes come last in a word.
(a) Inflectional (b) Derivation

 in English are most commonly replacements, not addition.
(a) prefixes (b) suffixes (c) Infixes

The term affixes refers to ...
(a) prefixes (b) suffixes ( c) both prefixes and suffixes

A is the part of a word that has the principle meaning.
(a) bound morpheme (b) base morpheme (c) suffixal morpheme

• When the suffix -ive is added to the word act, it changes the
(a) tense of the word (b) part of speech of the word

● An infix is a bound morpheme that occurs ...a base.
(a) before (b) after ( c) within

• The word sang (i.e. the past tense of sing) contains
(a) an additive allomorph (b) a replacive allomorph (c) non of the above

• A complex word contains ...............................
(a) two free forms (b) a bound form and a free form

The word airstrip is an example of ...
(a) derivation (b) compounding

 is the forming of new words by combining derivational affixes or bound bases with existing words.
(a) Invention (b) Derivation

• The various grammatical forms of any given lexeme, when grouped together and organized, are called the …………… of that lexeme.
(a) derivation (b) paradigm

II - Choose the correct Derived Adjectives out of the following source words:
• peace: (a) peacible (b) peaceable (c) peaceant
• sense: (a) sensative (b) sensable (c) sensible
• exist: (a) existent (b) existant (c) existance

III- Choose the correct Derived Verbs out of the following source words:
• solid: (a) solided (b) solidize (c) solidify
• colony: (a) colonise (b) colonize (c) colonify
• strength: (a) strengthen (b) strongthen (c) strengthed
• proof: (a) prove (b) proofify (c) proofen

IV-Choose the correct Derived Adverbs out of the following source words:
• student: (a) studently (b)studentwise (c) studenthood
• north: (a) northword (b) northly (c) northward
• day: (a) daywise (b) days (c) dayly

V- Choose the correct Derived Nouns out ofthe following source words:
• refuse: (a) refusal (b) refused (c) refusement
• collide: (a) collissure (b) collidance (c) collision
• defend: (a) defence (b) defense (c)defendness



ياليت احد يحلها على السريع

[&Nice&]

The verb freeze has ...paradigmatic forms.
5 paradigmatic
freeze froze frozen


• The verb sell has ...paradigmatic forms.
(b) four
sell sold sold


The noun doctor has paradigmatic forms.
(c) four
noun


هذا حل paradigmatic وان شاء الله الشباب مايقصرون بالباقي

[Shabeeb]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة &nice& the verb freeze has ...paradigmatic forms. 5 paradigmatic freeze froze frozen • the verb sell has ...paradigmatic forms. (b) four sell sold sold the noun doctor has paradigmatic forms. (c) four noun هذا حل paradigmatic وان شاء الله الشباب مايقصرون بالباقي

الله يعطيك العافيه واتمنى افهم شغله انت تختار 4 و الكلمات ثلاث
ياليت تشرحها او اي احد فاهم هالنقطة


و ياشباب حلو الباقي

[تاج عز]

هذي وش اسئلته ؟؟ هذي اسئله المناطق ؟؟

[ابو سامي 30]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة shabeeb thefirstlove i- choose the correct answer • it's very simple to specify the meaning of the bound morpheme -ing in thinking without getting into grammatical technicalities. (a) true (b) false • the structure of a word never changes, therefore, it represents its real meaning at any time. (a) true (b) false • what you add grammatical affixes to is called a root, whether it is simple or complex in its own structure. (a) true (b) false • the lexeme gentlemanly is a base consisting of two roots, plus lexical affix, making a more complex base. (a) true (b) false • a base can be a plain root or more than one plain root. (a) true (b) false • all roots are potentially bases but not vice versa. (a) true (b) false • borrowing and derivation are two of the major processes of word formation in languages. (a) true (b) false • the verb beat, in standard british english, has three paradigmatic forms. (a) true (b) false • being identical is sound, spelling or both is sufficient to prove that two word forms such as (to) bear, for instance, represent the same lexeme. (a) true (b) false • in english the order of lexical and grammatical morphemes is fixed in a word, in that grammatical morphemes can only come after the stem. (a) true (b) false • 'friendly' is a complex base while 'girlfriend' is a compound base. (a) true (b) false • the bound morpheme psych- can't freely substitute for mind or the mind in ordinary english. (a) true (b) false • inflectional affixes change the part of speech, while derivational affixes do not. (a) true (b) false • able does not have the same range of meaning as -able. (a) true (b) false • the word' simplify' is the result of the process of derivation. (a) true (b) false • the inflectional suffixes usually (a) do not close off a word (b) close off a word (c) change word class • a morpheme cannot be uttered alone with meaning. (a) free (b) bound (c) base • any base to which a grammatical affix may be added is called. . . . . . . . . (a) root (b) stem (c) lexicon • the compound killjoy implies the grammatical structure (a) verb + subject (b) verb + object the verb freeze has ...paradigmatic forms. (a) three (b) four (c) five • the verb sell has ...paradigmatic forms. (a) three (b) four (c) five • the word atomizers contains. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. Suffixes (a) two (b) three (c) four the noun doctor has paradigmatic forms. (a) two (b) three (c) four ● the word antedate consists of ...morpheme(s). (a) one (b) two (c) three • the compound implies the grammatical structure: Verb + adverb (a) treetop (b) underestimate ( c) afternoon • when the phonological environment determines which allophone is used, the selection of allomorph is (a) morphologically conditioned (b) phonologically conditioned • suffixes come last in a word. (a) inflectional (b) derivation  in english are most commonly replacements, not addition. (a) prefixes (b) suffixes (c) infixes the term affixes refers to ... (a) prefixes (b) suffixes ( c) both prefixes and suffixes a is the part of a word that has the principle meaning. (a) bound morpheme (b) base morpheme (c) suffixal morpheme • when the suffix -ive is added to the word act, it changes the (a) tense of the word (b) part of speech of the word ● an infix is a bound morpheme that occurs ...a base. (a) before (b) after ( c) within • the word sang (i.e. The past tense of sing) contains (a) an additive allomorph (b) a replacive allomorph (c) non of the above • a complex word contains ............................... (a) two free forms (b) a bound form and a free form the word airstrip is an example of ... (a) derivation (b) compounding  is the forming of new words by combining derivational affixes or bound bases with existing words. (a) invention (b) derivation • the various grammatical forms of any given lexeme, when grouped together and organized, are called the …………… of that lexeme. (a) derivation (b) paradigm ii - choose the correct derived adjectives out of the following source words: • peace: (a) peacible (b) peaceable (c) peaceant • sense: (a) sensative (b) sensable (c) sensible • exist: (a) existent (b) existant (c) existance iii- choose the correct derived verbs out of the following source words: • solid: (a) solided (b) solidize (c) solidify • colony: (a) colonise (b) colonize (c) colonify • strength: (a) strengthen (b) strongthen (c) strengthed • proof: (a) prove (b) proofify (c) proofen iv-choose the correct derived adverbs out of the following source words: • student: (a) studently (b)studentwise (c) studenthood • north: (a) northword (b) northly (c) northward • day: (a) daywise (b) days (c) dayly v- choose the correct derived nouns out ofthe following source words: • refuse: (a) refusal (b) refused (c) refusement • collide: (a) collissure (b) collidance (c) collision • defend: (a) defence (b) defense (c)defendness ياليت احد يحلها على السريع

الله يعطيك العافيه على طرحك للاسئلة ولو انها متاخره حبتين ، لكن كيف جبتها وليش مانزلتها في وقت سابق ؟

[Shabeeb]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ابو سامي 30 الله يعطيك العافيه على طرحك للاسئلة ولو انها متاخره حبتين ، لكن كيف جبتها وليش مانزلتها في وقت سابق ؟

الاسئلة حصلتها امس في اليل في المنتدى هنا في احد الروابط
و موجوده شكلها من اترام راحت
ومن حسن الحظ جاء منها اليوم في الاختبار