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| a richly cross-classified mental dictionary |
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| complex or richly structured inputs in our mental dictionaries |
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| ways to search lexical dictionaries |
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| rhyme, initial sound, synonym, rough opposites, other semantic features, context of occurrence, part of speech, spelling (left-to-right), etc. |
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| major classes of lexical morphemes |
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can be made definite in meaning by use of preceding the;
can be made possessive by suffixing -'s;
can be made negative by prefixing non- |
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may be made past in meaning by suffixing -(e)d;
may be made into agents by suffixing -er;
may be made negative by prefixing dis- |
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| the necessity to mark verbs differently, often with prefixes or suffixes, according to their subject |
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the topic of the sentence
the subject of the verb
the object of the verb |
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generalizations which express:
the necessity and possible combinations and temporal (or linear) order of morphemes which make up words, and
when a morpheme has allomorphs, the choice among these |
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| rules that have both morphological and phonological aspects and effects |
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the structure of a word such that it expresses which affixes attach to what stem
tree diagrams |
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| finding which morphemes, or phoneme sequences, attach to what meanings |
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