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Resume of English Morfosintax.
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RESUME OF ENGLISH MORFOSINTAX: LIPSUS: The elimination of words from a sentence which are no necessary to understand the meaning of the message: Do you want to go? Wanna go? SURFACE STRUCTURE: It is the pattern that words follow in the sentence. How words are placed in the structure. DEEP STRUCTURE: It is the meaning of the sentence. A sentence can have a different surface structure but it can keep its same deep structure. John saw Mary Mary was seen by John } different surface structure, but same deep structure John hit Mary Mary was hit by John Despite that the structures changes its form the message still remains intact. INFLECTIVE LANGUAGE: It is the conjugation of the verbs See / saw / seen / seeing / sees INFLECTIVE: When the most information (verb tense, person, number, etc.) is included in a verb form. Ví (Spanish, first person, singular, past) AGGLUTINATIVE: When adding suffixes / prefixes to a root word so that it contains more information (person, number, etc) * Blue...
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