Saturday, 17 March 2012

GROUP PRESENTATION TITLE :)

Below are the group task according to group number . Please take note :-

Group 1
"Derivational Morphemes"

Group 2
"Tree Diagrams"

Group 3
"Stems"

Group 4
"Reflective Morphemes"

Group 5
"Grammatical Categories"

Group 6
"Bound Morphemes"

Group 7
"Ambiguous Sentences"

Group 8
"Root Words"

Group 9
"Morphemes"

P/S: A gentle reminder : slots for presentation will be randomly selected. 

Message from Miss Sarada :-
"You have been given your topics for presentation.Make sure you start planning now.
Each group will be given 20 minutes to present their topics.Remember to use songs,drama,role play,newspapers,Internet,etc in your presentation.Hand in an essay on the topic of your presentation.If you have any questions on the above,please post them here...."
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous22 March 2012 at 22:25

    Root : Non-affix lexical content morphemes that cannot be analyzed into smaller parts
    Stem : When a root morpheme is combined with affix morphemes, it
    forms a stem.
    Other affixes can be added to a stem to form a more complex
    stem.

    Root: believe (verb)
    Stem: believe + able (verb + suffix)
    Word: un + believe + able (prefix + verb + suffix)

    Root: system (noun)
    Stem: system + atic (noun + suffix)
    Stem: un + system + atic (prefix + noun + suffix)
    Stem: un + system + atic + al (prefix + noun + suffix + suffix)
    Word: un + system + atic + al + ly prefix + noun + suffix + suffix + suffix

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  2. Thinavathani Selvam2 April 2012 at 05:31

    noted.. :)

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  3. sarada2 April 2012 at 07:01

    Very nice format...well done,Brian!

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  4. sarada2 April 2012 at 07:02

    It's AWESOME!

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    1. Anonymous2 April 2012 at 18:55

      Madam Sarada,
      I also like the new look of our blog, it seems much organized and the fonts are very clear. Very attractive blog. Thanks Brian for your awesome job.

      I'm still here to help you if you need :)

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    2. ian55 April 2012 at 11:58

      Thanks Madam And Jennifer :)

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  5. Anonymous2 April 2012 at 19:04

    Common Abbreviations.


    abbr. -abbreviation(s), abbreviated
    Acad. -Academy
    alt. -altitude
    Assn. -Association
    Aug. -August
    Ave. -Avenue
    AWOL -absent without leave
    B.C. -Before Christ
    b.p. -boiling point
    B.S. -Bachelor of Science
    Btu -British thermal unit(s)
    C -Celsius (centigrade)
    cal -calorie(s)
    Capt. -Captain
    cent. -century, centuries
    cm -centimeter(s)
    Corp. -Corporation
    cu -cubic
    Dec. -December
    dept. -department
    dist. -district
    div. -division
    Dr. -doctor
    ed. -edited, edition, editor(s)
    est. -established; estimated
    F -Fahrenheit
    Feb. -February
    ft -foot, feet
    gal. -gallon(s)
    Gen. -General, Genesis
    GMT -Greenwich mean time
    Gov. -governor
    grad. -graduated, graduated at
    H -hour(s)
    Hon. -the Honorable
    hr -hour(s)
    in. -inch(es)
    Jan. -January
    Jr. -Junior
    K -Kelvin
    kg -kilogram(s)
    km -kilometer(s)
    Lib. -Library
    long. -longitude
    m -meter(s)
    mg -milligram(s)
    mi -mile(s)
    min -minute(s)
    mm -millimeter(s)
    mph -miles per hour
    Mr. -Mister
    Mrs. -Mistress
    mt. -Mount, Mountain
    Mus. -Museum
    N -north; Newton(s)
    NASA -National Aeronautics and Space Administration
    no. -number
    Nov. -November
    oz -ounce(s)
    pl. -plural
    pop. -population
    pub. -published; publisher
    rev. -revised
    S -south
    sec -second(s); secant
    Sept. -September
    Ser. -Series
    sq -square
    Sr. -Senior
    St. -Saint; Street
    UNICEF -United Nations Children's Fund
    Univ. -University
    U.S. -United States
    USA -United States Army

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