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Homework: Study for a quiz Tuesday
- Complement options: (a) be able to underline
them in a sentence, (b) be able to do an exercise like the one we did
today in class
on the handout (circle the correct complement option and write a
sentence).
- Complementizers: be able to identify them
(underline them)
- -Pst, +Pst: which English verb forms are -Pst
and +Pst? (I eat, I am eating, I have eaten, I have been eating,
I ate, I was eating,
I had eaten, I had been eating, I will eat, I will eat, I'm going to
eat, I should eat, etc.)
- Modal and non-modal auxiliary verbs: be able
to identify them
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July 1
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July 2
Test in Prof. Fujiwara's class at
9:00
No AE class, but Prof. Fujiwara
will use the AE time, so come back after your test!
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May 31
No classes: Memorial
Day
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1
- Warm-up
- IPA practice: p. 191, 2.6
- Vowels, p. 193
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3
- Warm-up: spelling
- Review: schwa and wedge
- Review: stridents
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4
AE after Linguistics today (10:30)
Test in Prof. Fujiwara's class at
9:00
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7
Homework: Small quiz tomorrow. Be
able to:
- Identify minimal pairs.
- Write the English explanation for the symbols
for "explanations of environments" on the bottom half
of page 44 in your book. Also be able to write the symbols if I
give you the explanation.
- Label slashes, brackets, allophones, and
phonemes in a diagram.
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8
- Quiz
- Pronunciation: exercises 3.3.1 (2) and 3.6.1 (pp. 44 and 50)
- Complementary distribution
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10
- Warm-up:
pair review of concepts
- Go over Tuesday's quiz
- Concepts for tonight's Linguistics homework: underlying, suprasegmental,
nucleus, onset, coda, phonemic and phonetic transcription
Homework: Quiz
Friday
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14
AE after Linguistics
today (10:30)
Test in Prof. Fujiwara's class at
9:00
- Warm-up
- Introduction of English terms for morphology. Refer to pages 73-79
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- Warm-up: pronunciation of words from the homework:
4.2-4.5
- Lexical categories: review
- Review: morpheme, base, root
- Word formation: derivation and compounding
Homework: Quiz Thursday. Know these:
morphology
morpheme
free morpheme
bound morpheme
word
simple word
complex word
compound word
affix
suffix
prefix
root
base
pronunciation of compound words in English
lexicon
lexical categories: N, V, A, P
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- Quiz
- More morphology terms: head of a compound, endocentric/exocentric,
inflection
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- Review
- Inflection (see p. 84)
Homework: Quiz on Monday
- morphology
morpheme
free morpheme
bound morpheme
word
simple word
complex word
compound word
affix, affixation
suffix
prefix
root
base
pronunciation of compound words in English
lexicon
lexical categories: N, V, A, P
derivation
Class 1 and class II affixes
endo-,exo-
endocentric compounds
exocentric compounds
head, right-headedness
stress in English compounds
inflection
the eight English inflectional affixes
1st, 2nd, 3rd person
terms on p. 84
concepts in exercises: 4.7 and 4.8
- the difference between an adjective+noun
and a compound (for example:
white house and The White house, or green house and greenhouse)
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- Processes of inflection (see p. 89)
- Quiz
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AE after Linguistics
today (10:30)
Test in Prof. Fujiwara's class at
9:00
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Homework: Study for a quiz Friday
- The meaning (and examples) of N,
A, V, Deg, etc.
- The meaning of NP, VP, etc.
- The terms head, specifier, complement,
merge, phrase, syntax, substitution, complement, hierarchical
- Identification of the four kinds
of phrases (for example, bottom of 108 through 110)
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- Quiz
- Modal and non-modal auxiliary verbs
- Past and non-past verbs
- More syntax:: P. 113, 5.4 (preparation for the exercise
5.4)
- If time: modals and non-modals
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