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Morphological Theories - Levels of Grammatical Analysis (The primary components of grammar) - Linguistics Previous Year Questions

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2022 · Linguistics · Levels of Grammatical Analysis (The primary components of grammar) · Morphological Theories
Humanities & Social Sciences-Linguistics (XH-C3) 2022
Match the following morphological changes (P-S) to their type (i-iv) and select the correct sequence.
P. electric → electricity(i) Partial suppletion
Q. go → went(ii) Total suppletion
R. ox → oxen(iii) Lexically conditioned
S. think → thought(iv) Phonologically conditioned
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