Midterm Review
LING 540/440 Fall 2003 Guion
1.
Language Varieties
Language vs. Dialect
Standard vs. Nonstandard Varieties
Regional and Social Dialects
2.
Phonetics
Orthography vs. Phonetic Alphabet
Phonetic Symbols for English
Voicing, Place, and Manner of Consonants
Height, Frontedness, Roundness and Tenseness of Vowels
3.
Phonology
Phonemes and Allophones
Types of Co-articulation Effects
Syllable Structure
4.
Social Aspects of SLA
Theories of Stylistic Variation
Acculturation Model (Schumann)
5.
Input and Interaction in SLA
Behaviorist vs. Mentalist vs. Interactionist views on input
Types of input L2 learners receive
Negotiation of Meaning
The Input Hypothesis (Krashen)
The Interaction Hypothesis (Long)
The notion of Scaffolding (Hatch)
Morphemes and Allomorphs
Bound vs. Free
Inflectional vs. Derivational (for Bound)
Lexical vs. Functional (for Free)
Word Formation Processes
Syntax Review
Consider the following set of phrase structure (PS) rules.
S à NP VP
NP à (art) N
VPà V (adv)
Draw tree structures for the following sentences generated by the PS rules:
Students study regularly.
They boys play roughly.
Robin studies.
Now, consider the following sentences. For each sentence, determine if the above PS rules will generate it. If the SP rules will not generate it, propose a revision to the PS rules and then draw a tree structure for the sentence. If the above PS rules will generate it you do not need to draw a tree.
The diligent students work hard.
The girls took the test.
The linguists love really weird sentences.
Children learn easily.
Morphology Review
For
each word decide:
1.
How
many morphemes
2.
Whether
the morphemes are bound or free
3.
Whether
the bound morphemes are inflectional or derivational
4.
Whether
the free morphemes are lexical or functional
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Classroom |
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Peaches |
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Inexorable |
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Tricycle |
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Gangster |
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Preacher |
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Lovelier |
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Runs |
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Automobile |
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Violinist |
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Symphonies |
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Taken |
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Misanthropic |
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Car insurance |
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Sally’s |
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Talk show host |
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unlocking |