Description
In Morphology the first thing to be considered is the form, and second to that comes the use made of it, in Syntax the order is exactly the reverse, but it is essential that in both parts of the grammar form and use should be mentioned in every case. Volume 6 looks at English Morphology including subjects such as personal endings in verbs, tense formation in verbs, the naked word, compounds, change of vowels, suffixes, and the endings s, st and n, to name a few.
Table of Contents
I. Introduction II. Personal Endings in Verbs III. Personal Endings in Verbs. Continued IV. Tense-Formation in the Verbs V. Tense-Formation in the Verbs. VI. The Naked Word VIII. Compounds X. Reduplicative Compounds XI. Change of Vowel without any Addition XII. Change of Consonant without any XIII. Vocalic Endings XIV. The Ordinary -er- Ending XV. Other Endings Containing r XVI. The Ordinary s-Ending XVII. Group Fonnations, with s-Ending XVIII. The Endings -s and -st in Particles XIX. Other Endings with Sibilants XX. The Ending -n (-en) XXI. Other Suffixes Containing Nasals XXII. L-Suffixes XXIII. L-Suffixes Continued XXIV. Suffixes Containing Dentals XXV. Final Batch of Suffixes XXVI. Negative and Related Prefixes XXVII. Prepositional Prefixes XXVIII. Prefixes Concluded XXIX. Shortenings
