Titlebook: An Introduction to Linguistics; Stuart C. Poole Textbook 1999Latest edition Stuart C. Poole 1999 language.linguistics.morphology.semantics

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,Rüstungskontrolle und Abrüstung,osed to Germanic word, the stress moves to the second syllable. The possessive form of the lexeme ., is pronounced /waifs/ while the plural form is pronounced /waivz/. Here we have just two examples of the relationship between phonology on the one hand and the composition of words on the other. Just

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