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GUM department stores
GUM is the name of the large department store in Moscow that faces Red Square. It used to be a chain of shops in the former republics of the Soviet Union, at which time these shops ( KNOW ) as State Department Store, although GUM now stands for Main Department Store.
The structure on Red Square where GUM is located has been there since the early 1890s. It’s one of the ( FAMOUS ) buildings in the city of Moscow.
The building is nearly a quarter of a kilometre long. Shops inside the building are situated on a long corridor with a glass roof, and each shop sits inside an archway, creating a luxurious shopping experience. The building ( IT ) is a work of art.
GUM department stores
GUM is the name of the large department store in Moscow that faces Red Square. It used to be a chain of shops in the former republics of the Soviet Union, at which time these shops WERE KNOWN as State Department Store, although GUM now stands for Main Department Store.
The structure on Red Square where GUM is located has been there since the early 1890s. It’s one of the MOST FAMOUS buildings in the city of Moscow.
The building is nearly a quarter of a kilometre long. Shops inside the building are situated on a long corridor with a glass roof, and each shop sits inside an archway, creating a luxurious shopping experience. The building ITSELF is a work of art.
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Word-building in Modern English
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By word-building are understood processes of producing new words from the resources of this particular language. Together with borrowing, word-building provides for enlarging and enriching the vocabulary of the language.
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Morpheme is the smallest recurrent unit of language directly related to meaning
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All morphemes are subdivided into two large classes: roots (or radicals) and affixes. The latter, in their turn, fall into prefixes which precede the root in the structure of the word (as in re-read, mispronounce, unwell) and suffixes which follow the root (as in teach-er, cur-able, diet-ate).
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We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
Words which consist of a root are called root words:
house, room, book, work, port, street, table, etc. -
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We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
Words which consist of a root and an affix (or several affixes) are called derived words or derivatives and are produced by the process of word-building known as affixation (or derivation):
re-read, mis-pronounce, un-well, teach-er. -
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We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
A compound word is made when two words are joined to form a new word:
dining-room, bluebell (колокольчик), mother-in-law, good-for-nothing(бездельник) -
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We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
Сompound-derivatives are words in which the structural integrity of the two free stems is ensured by a suffix referring to the combination as a whole, not to one of its elements:
kind-hearted, old-timer, schoolboyishness, teenager. -
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There are the following ways of word-building:
Affixation
Composition
Conversion
Shortening (Contraction)
Non-productive types of word-building:
A) Sound-Imitation
B) Reduplication
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Affixation
The process of affixation consists in coining a new word by adding an affix or several affixes to some root morpheme.
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The role of the affix in this procedure is very important and therefore it is necessary to consider certain facts about the main types of affixes. From the etymological point of view affixes are classified into the same two large groups as words: native and borrowed.
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An affix of foreign origin can be regarded as borrowed only after it has begun an independent and active life in the recipient language and it is taking part in the word-making processes of that language. This can only occur when the total of words with this affix is so great in the recipient language as to affect the native speakers’ subconscious to the extent that they no longer realize its foreign flavour and accept it as their own.
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By productive affixes we mean the ones, which take part in deriving new words in this particular period of language development. The best way to identify productive affixes is to look for them among neologisms and so-called nonce-words.
The adjectives thinnish (жидковатый) and baldish (лысоватый) bring to mind dozens of other adjectives made with the same suffix: oldish (староватый), youngish (моложавый), mannish (мужеподобная), girlish (женоподобный), longish (длинноватый), yellowish (желтоватый), etc.The same is well illustrated by the following popular statement: «/ don’t like Sunday evenings: I feel so Mondayish». (Чу́вствующий лень по́сле воскре́сного о́тдыха)
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One should not confuse the productivity of affixes with their frequency of occurrence. There are quite a number of high-frequency affixes which, nevertheless, are no longer used in word-derivation
e. g. the adjective-forming native suffixes -ful, -ly; the adjective-forming suffixes of Latin origin -ant, -ent, -al which are quite frequent
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Some Non-Productive Affixes
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Composition
Composition is a type of word-building, in which new words are produced by combining two or more stems
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Compounds are not homogeneous in structure. Traditionally three types are distinguished:
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morphological
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Neutral
In neutral compounds the process of compounding is realised without any linking elements, by a mere juxtaposition of two stems, as in
blackbird(дрозд)
shopwindow(витрина) sunflower(подсолнух) bedroom(спальня) etc. -
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There are three subtypes of neutral compounds depending on the structure of the constituent stems.
The examples: shopwindow(витрина), sunflower(подсолнух), bedroom(спальня) represent the subtype which may be described as simple neutral compounds: they consist of simple affixless stems.
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Compounds which have affixes in their structure are called derived or derivational compounds.
E.g. blue-eyed(голубоглазый),
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The third subtype of neutral compounds is called contracted compounds. These words have a shortened (contracted) stem in their structure:
V-day (день победы) (Victory day), G-man (агент ФБР) (Government man «FBI agent»), H-bag (сумочка) (handbag), T-shirt(футболка), etc. -
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Morphological
Morphological compounds are few in number. This type is non-productive. It is represented by words in which two compounding stems are combined by a linking vowel or consonant:
e. g. Anglo-Saxon, Franko-Prussian, handiwork(изделие ручной работы), statesman (политический деятель/политик) -
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Syntactic
These words are formed from segments of speech, preserving in their structure numerous traces of syntagmatic relations typical of speech: articles, prepositions, adverbs.
e.g. father-in-law, mother-in-law etc. -
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Conversion
Conversion consists in making a new word from some existing word by changing the category of a part of speech, the morphemic shape of the original word remaining unchanged.
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It has also a new paradigm peculiar to its new category as a part of speech. Conversion is a convenient and «easy» way of enriching the vocabulary with new words. The two categories of parts of speech especially affected by conversion are nouns and verbs.
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Verbs made from nouns are the most numerous amongst the words produced by conversion:
e. g. to hand(передавать)
to back(поддерживать)
to face(стоять лицом к кому-либо)
to eye(рассматривать)
to nose(разнюхивать)
to dog(выслеживать) -
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Nouns are frequently made from verbs:
e.g. make(марка)
run(бег)
find(находка)
walk(прогулка)
worry(тревога)
show(демонстрация)
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Verbs can also be made from adjectives:
e. g. to pale(побледнеть)
to yellow(желтеть)
to cool(охлаждать)Other parts of speech are not entirely unsusceptible to conversion.
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Shortening (Contraction)
This comparatively new way of word-building has achieved a high degree of productivity nowadays, especially in American English.
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The first way
The first is to make a new word from a syllable (rarer, two) of the original word.
The latter may lose its beginning (as in phone made from telephone, fence from defence), its ending (as in hols from holidays, vac from vacation, props from properties, ad from advertisement) or both the beginning and ending (as in flu from influenza, fridge from refrigerator) -
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The second way
The second way of shortening is to make a new word from the initial letters of a word group:
U.N.O. from the United Nations Organisation, B.B.C. from the British Broadcasting Corporation, M.P. from Member of Parliament. This type is called initial shortenings. -
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Both types of shortenings are characteristic of informal speech in general and of uncultivated speech particularly:
E. g. Movie (from moving-picture), gent (from gentleman), specs (from spectacles), circs (from circumstances, e. g. under the circs), I. O. Y. (from I owe you), lib (from liberty), cert (from certainty), exhibish (from exhibition), posish (from position) -
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Non-productive types of word-building
Sound-Imitation
Words coined by this interesting type of word-building are made by imitating different kinds of sounds that may be produced by
human beings: to whisper (шептать), to whistle (свистеть), to sneeze (чихать), to giggle (хихикать); -
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animals, birds, insects: to hiss (шипеть), to buzz (жужжать), to bark (лаять), to moo (мычать);
inanimate objects: to boom (гудеть), to ding-dong (звенеть), to splash (брызгать); -
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Reduplication
In reduplication new words are made by doubling a stem, either without any phonetic changes as in bye-bye (coll, for good-bye)
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This type of word-building is greatly facilitated in Modern English by the vast number of monosyllables. Stylistically speaking, most words made by reduplication represent informal groups: colloquialisms and slang. E. g. walkie-talkie («a portable radio»), riff-raff («the worthless or disreputable element of society»; «the dregs of society»), chi-chi (sl. for chic as in a chi-chi girl)
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In a modern novel an angry father accuses his teenager son of doing nothing but dilly-dallying all over the town. (dilly-dallying — wasting time, doing nothing)
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Another example of a word made by reduplication may be found in the following quotation from “The Importance of Being Earnest” by O. Wilde:
Lady Bracknell: I think it is high time that Mr. Bunbury made up his mind whether he was going to live or to die. This shilly-shallying with the question is absurd. (shilly-shallying — irresolution, indecision) -
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Back-formation
Forming the allegedly original stem from a supposed derivative on the analogy of the existing pairs, i. e. the singling-out of a stem from a word which is wrongly regarded as a derivative.
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The earliest examples of this type of word-building are the verb to beg (попрошайничать) that was made from the French borrowing beggar (нищий, бедняк), to burgle (незаконно проникать в помещение) from burglar (вор-домушник).
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Later examples of back-formation are to blood-transfuse (делать переливание крови) from blood-transfuing, to force-land (совершать вынужденную посадку) from forced landing, to baby-sit (присматривать за ребенком) from baby-sitter.
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Word-building in
English, major means of WB in English:
a) affixation;
b) conversion;
c) composition; types
of compounds.
WB
is the process of creating new words in a language with the help of
its inner sources.
Two
types of WB proper :
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Word derivation when 1 stem undergoes different changes;
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Word composition when 2 or more stems are put together.
The most important means of word derivation are:
a) affixation;
b) conversion;
c) composition; types of compounds.
Affixation,
conversion, composition are the most productive or major means of WB
in modern English.
Shortening
occupies the intermediate position between major & “minor” or
less productive & unproductive means of WB.
Minor
means of word-building are:
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Back formation = reversion;
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Blending = telescoping;
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Reduplication = doubling the stem;
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Sound immitation;
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Sound interchange;
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Shift of stress, etc.
Affixation is the most productive means of word-building in English.
Affixation is the formation of new words by adding a derivational
affix to a derivational base.
Affixation is subdivided into:
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Suffixation
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Prefixation.
The essential differences between suffixes &
preffixes is that preffixes as a rule only modify the lexical meaning
of a word without changing the part of speech to which the word
belongs
e.g. to tie – to untie
However, some preffixes form new words in a
different part of speech:
e.g. friend – N., to be friend-V., adj.- little., V.-
to be little.
Suffixes do not only modify the lexical meaning of a word but also
form a word belonging to a different part of speech.
Suffixes are usually classified according to the part of speech they
form:
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Noun-forming suffixes ( to read – reader, dark – darkness);
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Adjective-forming (power-powerful);
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Verb-forming ( to organize, to purify);
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Adverbal-forming (quick-quickly).
Prefixes are usually classified according to their meaning:
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Negative prefixes (-un; -non; -in; -dis…);
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Reversative = privative (-un; -de; -dis..);
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Pejorative (уничижительные)
(mis-; mal- (maltreat-дурно
обращаться); pseudo-); -
Preffixes of time & order (fore-(foretell); pre-(prewar); post-;
ex-(ex-wife); -
Prefixes of repetition (re- rewrite);
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Locative prefixes (super-; sub-subway; into-; trans –atlantic))
The 2 main criteria, according to which all the affixes are
subdivided are:
1)
origin;
2) productivity.
As to their origin (etymology) affixes are:
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Native;
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Borrowed.
Borrowed affixes may be classified according to the source of
borrowing (Greek, Latin, etc.) According to their productivity, i.e.
the ability to build new words at the present time, English affixes
are:
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Productive or living affixes, used to build new words now;
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Non-productive = unproductive affixes, not used in the word-building
now, or used very rarely.
Productivity shouldn’t be confused with frequency. What is frequent
may turn out to be non-productive (-some (adj.)-handsome is very
frequent, but not productive).
Some native prefixes still productive in English
are: — fore; -out (grow); over (estimate); -un (able); -up
(bringing); -under, -mis, etc.
Productive foreign prefixes are: -dis (like); -en (close); -re(call);
-super (natural); -pre (war); -non (drinking); -anti (noise).
Native noun-forming suffixes in modern English are: -er (writer);
-ster (youngster), -ness(brightness), etc.
Adjective-forming native suffixes (productive in English) are: -y
(rocky); -ish (Turkish), ful; -ed (cultured); -less (useless), etc.
Foreign productive noun-forming suffixes are: -ee
(employee); -tion (revolution); -ism(Gr., realism); -ist, etc.
Borrowed productive verb-forming suffixes of
Romanic origin are: -ise,ize (organize), -fy, ify (signify).
Prefixation is more typical of adjectives & verbs. Suffixation is
approximately evenly used in all parts of speech.
There are 2 types of semantic relations between affixes:
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Homonymy;
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Synonymy.
Homonymous prefixes are: -in: inactive, to inform.
Homonymous suffixes are: -ful1
(adjective-forming), -ful2
(noun-forming-spoonful), -ly1
(adj.-forming-friendly), -ly2
(adverb-forming-quickly).
Some affixes make a chain of synonyms: the native
suffix –er denoting an agent, is synonymous to suffix –ist
(Gr.)-socialist & to suffix –eer – also denoting an agent
(engineer) but often having a derrogatory force (`sonneteer-
стихоплёт, profiteer –
спекулянт, etc.)
Some affixes are polysemantic: the noun-forming suffix –er has
several meanings:
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An agent or doer of the action –giver, etc.
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An instrument –boiler, trailer
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A profession, occupation –driver;
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An inhabitant of some place –londoner.
b)
Conversion
is one of the most productive word-building means in English. Words,
formed by means of conversion have identical phonetic & graphic
initial forms but belong to different parts of speech (noun –
doctor; verb –to doctor). Conversion
is a process of coining (создание)
a new word in a different part of speech & with different
distribution characteristic but without adding any derivative
elements, so that the basic form of the original & the basic form
of the derived words are homonymous (identical). (Arnold)
The
main reason for the widespread conversion in English is its
analytical character, absence of scarcity of inflections. Conversion
is treated differently in linguistic literature. Some linguists
define conversion as a non-affixal way of word-building (Marchened
defines conversion as the formation of new words with the help of a
zero morpheme, hence the term zero derivation)
Some
American & English linguists define conversioon as a functional
shift from one part of speech to another, viewing conversion as a
purely syntactical process. Accoding to this point of view, a word
may function as 2 or more different parts of speech at the same time,
which is impossible. Professor Smernitsky treats conversion as a
morphological way of word-building. According to him conversion is
the formation of a new word through the changes in its paradigm.
Some
other linguists regard conversion as a morphological syntactical way
of word-building, as it involves both a change of the paradigm &
the alterration of the syntactic function of the word.
But
we shouldn’t overlook the semantic change, in the process of
conversion. All the morphological & syntactical changes, only
accompany the semantic process in conversion. Thus, conversion may be
treated as a semantico-morphologico-syntactical process.
As a word within the conversion pair is
semantically derived from the other there are certain semantic
relationswithin a conversion pair.
De-nominal words (от
глагола) make up the largest group &
display the following semantic relations with the nouns:
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action characteristic of the thing: -a butcher; to butcher
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instrumental use of the thing: -a whip; to wheep
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acquisition of a thing: a coat; to coat
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deprivation of a thing: skin – to skin.
Deverbal substantives (отглаг.сущ)they
may denote:
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instance of the action: to move – a move;
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agent of the action: to switch – a switch;
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place of the action: to walk- a walk;
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object or result of the action: to find – a find.
The English vocabulary abounds mostly in verbs,
converted from nouns( or denominal verbs) & nouns, converted from
verbs (deverbal substances): pin –to pin; honeymoon-to honeymoon.
There are also some other cases of conversion: batter-to batter, up –
to up, etc.
c)
Composition is one of the most productive word-building
means in modern English. Composition is the production of a new word
by means of uniting 2 or more stems which occur in the language as
free forms (bluebells, ice-cream).
According
to the type of composition & the linking element, there are
following types of compounds:
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neutral compounds; (1)
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morphological compounds; (2)
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syntactical compounds. (3)
(1)
Compounds built by means of stem junction (juxt – opposition)
without any morpheme as a link, are called neutral compounds. The
subtypes of neutral compounds according to the structure of immediate
constituents:
a)
simple neutral compounds (neutral compounds proper) consisting of 2
elements (2 simple stems): sky –blue;film-star.
b) derived compounds (derivational compounds) –
include at least one derived stem: looking-glass, music-lover,
film-goer, mill-owner derived compounds or derivational should be
distinguished from compound derivatives, formed by means of a suffix,
which reffers to the combination of stems as a whole. Compound
derivatives (сложно-произв.слова)
are the result of 2 acts of word-building composition &
derivation. ( golden-haired, broad-shouldered, honey-mooner,
first-nighter).
c)
contracted compounds which have a shortened stem or a simple stem in
their structure, as “V-day” (victory), G-man (goverment), H-bag
(hand-bag).
d)
compounds, in which at least 1 stem is compound (waterpaper(comp)
–basket(simple))
(2)
Compounds with a specific morpheme as a link (comp-s with a linking
element = morphological compounds). E.g. Anglo-Saxon, Franko-German,
speedometer, statesman, tradespeople, handicraft, handiwork.
(3)
Compounds formed from segments of speech by way of isolating speech
sintagmas are sometimes called syntactic compounds, or compounds with
the linking element(s) represented as a rule by the stems of
form-words (brother-in-law, forget-me-not, good-in-nothing).
II.
Compounds may be classified according to a part of speech they belong
& within each part of speech according to their structural
pattern (structural types of compound-nouns):
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compounds nouns formed of an adjectival stem + a noun stem A+N.
e.g.blackberry, gold fish
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compound nouns formed of a noun-stem +a noun stem N+N
e.g. waterfall, backbone, homestead, calhurd
III.
Semantically compounds may be: idiomatic (non-motivated),
non-idiomatic
(motivated).
The compounds whose meanings can be derived from the meanings of
their component stems, are called non-idiomatic, e.g. classroom,
handcuff, handbag, smoking-car.
The
compounds whose meanings cannot be derived from the meanings of their
component stems are called idiomatic, e.g. lady-bird, man of war,
mother-of-pearls.
The
critiria applied for distinguishing compounds from word combinations
are:
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graphic;
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phonetic;
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grammatical (morphological, syntactic);
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semantic.
The graphic criteria can be relied on when
compounds are spelled either sollidly, or with or with a hyphen, but
it fails when the compound is spelled as 2 separate words,
e.g.
blood(-)vessel
(крово-сосудистый)
The phonetic criterium is applied to comp-s which
have either a high stress on the first component as in “hothead”
(буйная голова),
or a double stress “ `washing-ma`chine”, but it’s useless when
a compound has a level stress on both components, as in “
`arm-chair, `ice-cream” etc.
If we apply morphological & syntactical
criterium, we’ll see that compounds consisting of stems, possess
their structural integrity. The components of a compound are
grammatically invariable. No word can be inserted between the
components, while the components of a word-group, being independant
words, have the opposite features (tall-boy(высокий
комод), tall boy (taller&
cleverer,tallest)).
One of the most reliable criteria is the semantic
one. Compounds generally possess the higher degree of semantic
cohesion (слияние) of its elements
than word-groups. Compounds usually convey (передавать)
1 concep. (compare: a tall boy – 2 concepts, & a tallboy – 1
concept). In most cases only a combination of different criteria can
serve to distinguish a compound word from a word combination.
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Слайд 2: By word-building are understood processes of producing new words from the resources of this particular language. Together with borrowing, word-building provides for enlarging and enriching the vocabulary of the language
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Слайд 3: Morpheme is the smallest recurrent unit of language directly related to meaning
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Слайд 4: All morphemes are subdivided into two large classes: roots (or radicals) and affixes. The latter, in their turn, fall into prefixes which precede the root in the structure of the word (as in re-read, mispronounce, unwell) and suffixes which follow the root (as in teach- er, cur-able, diet-ate)
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Слайд 5: We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
Words which consist of a root are called root words :
house, room, book, work, port, street, table, etc.
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Слайд 6: We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
Words which consist of a root and an affix (or several affixes) are called derived words or derivatives and are produced by the process of word-building known as affixation (or derivation) :
re-read, mis -pronounce, un — well, teach- er.
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Слайд 7: We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
A compound word is made when two words are joined to form a new word:
dining-room, bluebell (колокольчик), mother-in-law, good-for-nothing (бездельник)
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Слайд 8: We can distinguish words due to a morphological structure
С ompound-derivatives are words in which the structural integrity of the two free stems is ensured by a suffix referring to the combination as a whole, not to one of its elements:
kind-hearted, old-timer, schoolboyishness, teenager.
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Слайд 9: There are the following ways of word-building :
Affixation
Composition
Conversion
Shortening (Contraction)
Non-productive types of word-building:
A) Sound-Imitation
B) Reduplication
C) Back-Formation (Reversion)
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The process of affixation consists in coining a new word by adding an affix or several affixes to some root morpheme.
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The role of the affix in this procedure is very important and therefore it is necessary to consider certain facts about the main types of affixes. From the etymological point of view affixes are classified into the same two large groups as words: native and borrowed.
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Слайд 12: Some Native Suffixes
Noun- f orming
-er
work er, min er, teach er,
paint er, etc.
-ness
coldn ess, loneli ness,
loveli ness, etc.
-ing
feel ing, mean ing, sing ing,
read ing, etc.
-dom
free dom, wis dom, king dom, etc.
-hood
child hood, man hood, mother hood, etc.
-ship
friend ship, companion ship, master ship, etc.
-th
leng th, bread th, heal th, tru th, etc.
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Слайд 13: Some Native Suffixes
Adjective-forming
-ful
care ful, joy ful, wonder ful, sin ful,
skil ful, etc.
-less
care less, sleep less, cloud less, sense less,
etc.
-y
coz y, tid y, merr y, snow y, show y, etc.
-ish
Engl ish, Span ish, redd ish, child ish, etc.
-ly
lone ly, love ly, ug ly, like ly, lord ly, etc.
-en
wood en, wooll en, silk en, gold en, etc.
-some
hand some, quarrel some, tire some, etc.
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Слайд 14: Some Native Suffixes
Verb-forming
-en
wid en, redd en, dark en, sadd en, etc.
Adverb-forming
-ly
warm ly, hard ly, simp ly, careful ly,
cold ly, etc.
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An affix of foreign origin can be regarded as borrowed only after it has begun an independent and active life in the recipient language and it is taking part in the word-making processes of that language. This can only occur when the total of words with this affix is so great in the recipient language as to affect the native speakers’ subconscious to the extent that they no longer realize its foreign flavour and accept it as their own.
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By productive affixes we mean the ones, which take part in deriving new words in this particular period of language development. The best way to identify productive affixes is to look for them among neologisms and so-called nonce-words.
The adjectives thinnish ( жидковатый) and baldish ( лысоватый) bring to mind dozens of other adjectives made with the same suffix: oldish (староватый), youngish (моложавый), mannish (мужеподобная), girlish (женоподобный), longish (длинноватый), yellowish (желтоватый), etc.
The same is well illustrated by the following popular statement: «/ don’t like Sunday evenings: I feel so Mondayish «. ( Ч у́вствующий лень по́сле воскре́сного о́тдыха)
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One should not confuse the productivity of affixes with their frequency of occurrence. There are quite a number of high-frequency affixes which, nevertheless, are no longer used in word-derivation
e. g. the adjective-forming native suffixes — ful, -ly ; the adjective-forming suffixes of Latin origin -ant, -ent, -al which are quite frequent
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Слайд 18: Some Productive Affixes
Noun-forming suffixes
— er, -ing, -ness, -ism (materialism),
-ist (impressionist), -ance
Adjective-forming suffixes
-y, -ish, -ed (learned), -able, -less
Adverb-forming suffixes
-ly
Verb-forming suffixes
-ize/-ise (realise), -ate
Prefixes
un- (unhappy), re- (reconstruct), dis- (disappoint)
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Слайд 19: Some Non-Productive Affixes
Noun-forming suffixes
-th, -hood
Adjective-forming suffixes
-ly, -some, -en, -ous
Verb-forming suffix
-en
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Composition is a type of word-building, in which new words are produced by combining two or more stems
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Compounds are not homogeneous in structure. Traditionally three types are distinguished:
neutral
morphological
syntactic
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In neutral compounds the process of compounding is realised without any linking elements, by a mere juxtaposition of two stems, as in
blackbird (дрозд)
shopwindow (витрина) sunflower (подсолнух) bedroom (спальня) etc.
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There are three subtypes of neutral compounds depending on the structure of the constituent stems.
The examples : shopwindow (витрина), sunflower (подсолнух), bedroom (спальня) represent the subtype which may be described as simple neutral compounds : they consist of simple affixless stems.
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Compounds which have affixes in their structure are called derived or derivational compounds.
E.g. blue-eyed (голубоглазый),
broad-shouldered (широкоплечий)
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The third subtype of neutral compounds is called contracted compounds. These words have a shortened (contracted) stem in their structure:
V-day (день победы) (Victory day), G-man (агент ФБР) (Government man «FBI agent»), H-bag (сумочка) (handbag), T-shirt (футболка), etc.
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Слайд 26: Morphological
Morphological compounds are few in number. This type is non-productive. It is represented by words in which two compounding stems are combined by a linking vowel or consonant:
e. g. Anglo-Saxon, Franko-Prussian, handiwork( изделие ручной работы), statesman (политический деятель/политик)
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These words are formed from segments of speech, preserving in their structure numerous traces of syntagmatic relations typical of speech: articles, prepositions, adverbs.
e.g. father-in-law, mother-in-law etc.
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Conversion consists in making a new word from some existing word by changing the category of a part of speech, the morphemic shape of the original word remaining unchanged.
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It has also a new paradigm peculiar to its new category as a part of speech. Conversion is a convenient and «easy» way of enriching the vocabulary with new words. The two categories of parts of speech especially affected by conversion are nouns and verbs.
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Verbs made from nouns are the most numerous amongst the words produced by conversion:
e. g. to hand ( передавать )
to back (поддерживать)
to face (стоять лицом к кому-либо)
to eye (рассматривать)
to nose (разнюхивать)
to dog (выслеживать)
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Nouns are frequently made from verbs:
e.g. make (марка)
run (бег)
find (находка)
walk (прогулка)
worry (тревога)
show (демонстрация)
move (движение)
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Verbs can also be made from adjectives:
e. g. to pale (побледнеть)
to yellow (желтеть)
to cool (охлаждать)
Other parts of speech are not entirely unsusceptible to conversion.
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Слайд 33: Shortening (Contraction)
This comparatively new way of word-building has achieved a high degree of productivity nowadays, especially in American English.
Shortenings (or contracted words) are produced in two different ways.
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Слайд 34: The first way
The first is to make a new word from a syllable (rarer, two) of the original word.
The latter may lose its beginning (as in phone made from telephone, fence from defence ), its ending (as in hols from holidays, vac from vacation, props from properties, ad from advertisement ) or both the beginning and ending (as in flu from influenza, fridge from refrigerator )
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Слайд 35: The second way
The second way of shortening is to make a new word from the initial letters of a word group:
U.N.O. from the United Nations Organisation, B.B.C. from the British Broadcasting Corporation, M.P. from Member of Parliament. This type is called initial shortenings.
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Both types of shortenings are characteristic of informal speech in general and of uncultivated speech particularly:
E. g. Movie (from moving-picture ), gent (from gentleman ), specs (from spectacles ), circs (from circumstances, e. g. under the circs), I. O. Y. (from I owe you ), lib (from liberty ), cert (from certainty ), exhibish (from exhibition ), posish ( from position )
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Слайд 37: Non-productive types of word-building
Sound-Imitation
Words coined by this interesting type of word-building are made by imitating different kinds of sounds that may be produced by
human beings : to whisper ( шептать), to whistle (свистеть), to sneeze (чихать), to giggle (хихикать) ;
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animals, birds, insects : to hiss (шипеть), to buzz (жужжать), to bark (лаять), to moo (мычать) ;
inanimate objects : to boom (гудеть), to ding-dong (звенеть), to splash (брызгать);
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Reduplication
In reduplication new words are made by doubling a stem, either without any phonetic changes as in bye-bye (coll, for good-bye )
or with a variation of the root-vowel or consonant as in ping-pong, chit-chat (this second type is called gradational reduplication ).
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This type of word-building is greatly facilitated in Modern English by the vast number of monosyllables. Stylistically speaking, most words made by reduplication represent informal groups: colloquialisms and slang. E. g. walkie-talkie («a portable radio»), riff-raff («the worthless or disreputable element of society»; «the dregs of society»), chi-chi (sl. for chic as in a chi-chi girl)
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In a modern novel an angry father accuses his teenager son of doing nothing but dilly-dallying all over the town. ( dilly-dallying — wasting time, doing nothing)
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Another example of a word made by reduplication may be found in the following quotation from “The Importance of Being Earnest” by O. Wilde:
Lady Bracknell: I think it is high time that Mr. Bunbury made up his mind whether he was going to live or to die. This shilly-shallying with the question is absurd. ( shilly-shallying — irresolution, indecision)
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Back-formation
Forming the allegedly original stem from a supposed derivative on the analogy of the existing pairs, i. e. the singling-out of a stem from a word which is wrongly regarded as a derivative.
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The earliest examples of this type of word-building are the verb to beg ( попрошайничать) that was made from the French borrowing beggar (нищий, бедняк), to burgle (незаконно проникать в помещение) from burglar (вор-домушник).
In all these cases the verb was made from the noun by subtracting what was mistakenly associated with the English suffix -er.
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Later examples of back-formation are to blood-transfuse (делать переливание крови) from blood-transfuing, to force-land (совершать вынужденную посадку) from forced landing, to baby-sit ( присматривать за ребенком) from baby-sitter.
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