Word-Formation in English

Introduction 1. Basic concepts 2. Studying complex words 3. Productivity and the mental lexicon 4. Affixation 5. Derivation without affixation 6. Compounding 7. Theoretical issues: modelling word-formation Answer key to exercises.

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