A palavra destacada em “He has to book a hotel room in London”, é formada pelo processo chamado de:
- A Compounding.
- B Affixation.
- C Conversion.
- D Prefixation.
Questões de Formação de palavras (prefixos e sufixos) | Word formation (prefix and suffix) (Inglês)
Word formation refers to the processes employed to create new words with resources already available within a language enabling its users to enhance lexicon and discourse possibilities. Concerning the words listed, proper content is met in:
brand-new
laptop
salad dressing
into
meatball
editor-in-chief
black eye
hot dog
babysit
cannot
- A Portmanteaus are also considered to be compound words.
- B Open compounds are words that can be hyphenated or not.
- C Parts constituting a real compound remain whole and uncut.
- D Closed compounds are words that do not include verb forms.
The word “professionalism” (line 7)
I. has one bound and two free morphemes. II. has one free and two bound morphemes. III. is a countable concrete noun.
The following statement(s) is/are true
- A only II.
- B only I.
- C I and III.
- D II and III.
Analyze the following sentence morphologically and identify the word that contains both a prefix and a suffix: "The unthinkable decision was remarkably unpopular."
- A Unthinkable.
- B The.
- C Decision.
- D Unpopular.
The item that contains one bound and two free morphemes is
- A internationally (line 34).
- B Pre-service (line 35).
- C real-world (line 56).
- D ongoing (line 30).