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The methodology: 1. Identify... (starting with the ending)2. Identify ...: primary stress is on the ... syllable, to do this ...before primary stress and state 2 rules: it's impossible to start the word with two.., and the alternating rule. We need to look at the .... Primary stress in the derived form becomes... stress in the deriving form.
Inseparable (integrated) prefix : primary stress on the... for nouns, on the ... in verbs, e.g. present 01 (V) or 10 (N)
When one of the letters i/e/u are ...and optionally followed by any number of vowels or consonants and possibly ..., then primary stress falls on the ...
Greek compounds are also called ... Then there was a shift from pure classical usage to hybrid classical usage
Either 201- = when there are only two syllables before primary stress because...
In order to explain their stress-pattern, pseudo-compounds are analyzed in ...
Exceptions to -ion rule: 1) Regular exception: ...2) Five words: ...3) when <i> is pronounced aɪ ( jeremiad, defiant, denial, etc.)
In words like industrial , trivial, experience 'i' before 'al' is transcribed like
Tone refers to an identifiable ... that is used in a linguistically ....
Secondary stress is necessary when there is more than ..before primary stress.
What is the concept of derivational purity that has regulated the use of pseudo-compounds in conservative philological tradition?
The -ion rule. It is a... ending. Primary stress on the syllable preceding the ending.
Pseudo-compounds are not stressed like ...
In words like ideal, mausoleum, museum, e in the ending is transcribed like
Compound words are composed from combining forms (...) that usually are not used alone: *ortho (it can't stand alone even through it's a morpheme) They are not free morphemes.
does the LPN assist with each part of the care plan?
do unstable patients take precedence over stable patients?
what is critical thinking called when we talk about it inside the clinical setting?
what type of leadership is autocratic described as?
what does thinking mean in this context?