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PAPER
MORPHOLOGY


ARRANGED BY:
·        ZULHIJAH
·        NOVI YUNIARSI


ADVANCED SCHOOL OF TEACHER TERAINING AND EDUCATION (STKIP) PARACENDEKIA NW SUMBAWA
ACADEMIC YEARS
 2016/2017

PREFACE
Praise and Gratitude we prayed to the Presence of The Almighty God, for his mercy and grace so that we can sort this paper well and on time. In this paper we discuss about Word Formation Processes of Morphology”
This paper is made with a variety of observations and some assistance from various parties to help resolve the challenges and obstacles during work on this paper. Therefore, we would like to thank profusely to all those who have helped in preparing this paper especially for our lecture “Irfan Hamonangan Tariboran, S.S., M.Hum”. We realize that there are still many fundamental flaws in this paper. Therefore we invite readers to give suggestions and criticisms which we can build. Constructive criticism from readers so we expect to enhance the next paper. Final word I hope this paper can provide benefit for us all.





Sumbawa, December 10th, 2016


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TABLE OF CONTENT
COVER
PREFACE
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION
A.    Background of the study....................................................................... 1
B.     Research question.................................................................................. 2
C.     Objective of the research....................................................................... 3
CHAPTER II DISCUSSION
A.    Definition of morphology...................................................................... 4
B.     Free and bound morpheme.................................................................... 5
C.     Derivational  morphology...................................................................... 6
D.    Inflectional morphology........................................................................ 6
CHAPTER III CLOSING
A.    Conclusion ............................................................................................ 8
B.     Suggestion ............................................................................................ 8
REFERENCE











CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION


A.      Background of the Study


Linguistic has related to the people because it studies about language, it means that linguistic focuses on language about how the language is formed, meaning and context. This study just focuses on structure or grammar of language especially in morphology aspect. “The first subfield of linguistics is the study of language structure, or grammar. This focuses on the system of rules followed by the users of a language. It includes the study of morphology (the formation and composition of words), syntax (the formation and composition of phrases and sentences from these words), and  phonology (sound systems)” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistics.
People must understand structure of language and can use it as well as possible; language is needed by people so far they need to interaction with each other. Therefore, we must understand it. People not only understand but also how the way uses a good language to commutate each other. As we see today, communication is needed by all people because first tool of interaction is language. Wedrana Mihalicek et al (2011: 7) said “when you use language, you use it to communicate an idea from your mind to the mind of some else”.
Human life in the world need to interaction with the other people to cover our need. In addition, we cannot life as individual in this world and we must make interaction and communication each other. In their interaction and communication, we must use tool to understand what we want. Language as a toll of communication so if we understand and be able to use it as well as we can interact and communicate with each other but if we do not understand and cannot use it as well as possible, we cannot interact and communicate with them.
As we know in our interaction, language as tool of communication to express our need like thoughts and feeling and this fact like A.S Hornby (1995: 662) said “language is system of sounds and words used by human to express their thoughts and feeling“. Therefore, we must learn language to understand people’s thoughts and feeling and to understand and use language we must understand the pattern because language has some of pattern to construct it sentence, phrase and word, like how to mike like become dislike. English is one of popular language in this era and English has some of pattern to construct it word, phrase and sentences.
One of the patterns in English about how a word has same meaning because of addition of some of Alphabets in beginning or ending of word. This pattern called morphology in English. Morphology in English language has different processes and some of them make new meaning and part of speech.

B.       Research Question
1.      What is the definition of Morphology?
2.      How are the forms of free and bound morphemes?
  1. What is derivational morphology?
  2. What is inflectional morphology?
C.      Objective of the Research
The objectives of this research based on research problem above are:
1.      To know the definition of Language and Morphology.
2.      To know the forms of free and bound morphemes.
3.      To know the derivational morphology.
4.      To know the inflectional morphology.











CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION

A.       Definition of Morphology


1.       Morphology

A word Morphology is from Greece “morphe “that has meaning “forms”. It means the morphology is a science of language that focuses on language and how that language special word   formed. Like we see the world “drive” becomes “driver” in here morphology focuses and concentrate.
Geert (2005: 7) Said, “In present-day linguistics, the term ‘morphology’ refers to the study of the internal structure of words, and of the systematic form–meaning correspondences between words.” The example above is explains about morphology specially in forming word because it to form new word. Morphology and syntax study how the word construct but morphology study about the word.
Morphology is study about a word and how the word formed, as if the example above the word “drive” and “er” are called
This simple way to analyze morphology:

a.      In adjectives
Smaller            2 morphs small/er
Smallest           2 morphs small/est
Better              1 morph better

b.      In verbs
Worked           2 morphs work/ed
Wrote              1 morph wrote
Written            1. Morph written
Working          2 morph work/ing
Put                   1 morph put

c.       In Gerund
Sittings            3 morphs sit/ing/s

d.      In Pronouns
We                   1 morph we
Him                 1 morph him

B.     Free and Bound Morphemes
Morphemes are a combination of sounds that have a meaning.  A morpheme does not necessarily have to be a word.  Example:  The word cat has two morphemes. Cat is a morpheme, and s is a morpheme.  Every morpheme is either a base or an affix.  An affix can be either a prefix or a suffix.  Cat is the base morpheme, and s is a suffix. Therefore, a process in here is called morphology. Laurel J. Brinton (2002.59-60).
1.      Free morpheme: a morpheme that can stand alone as a word without another morpheme.  It does not need anything attached to it to make a word. Cat is a free morpheme.
      Examples: work, game, eat etc.
2.      Bound morpheme: a sound or a combination of sounds that cannot stand alone as a word.  The s in cats is a bound morpheme, and it does not have any meaning without the free morpheme cat.
      Examples: worked, games, eating etc.
C.      Derivational morphology
Derivational morpheme is type of morpheme changes the meaning of the word or the part of speech or both.  Derivational morphemes often create new words.  Example: the prefix and derivational morpheme un added to invited changes the meaning of the word.
Examples: dislike, uncountable, review, irregular etc.
D.      Inflectional morphology
Inflectional morpheme is morpheme can only be a suffix.  The s in cats is an inflectional morpheme.  An inflectional morpheme creates a change in the function of the word.
Example: the d in invited indica`tes past tense. English has only seven inflectional morphemes:  -s (plural) and -s (possessive) are noun inflections; -s ( 3rd-person singular), -ed ( past tense), -en (past participle), and -ing ( present participle) are verb inflections;  -er (comparative) and -est (superlative) are adjective and adverb inflections.
                                                                                                         
























CHAPTER III
CLOSING

A.  Conclusion

Morphology is one aspect in linguistic specially studies about a word and linguistic studies about language, to make a good language we must study about morphology because morphology is one of basics thing in linguistic. Morphology is very important for every people, because if we understand morphology, we will easy to make new word.
Language is very important for people because language is the best tool to communicate with other people. People can communicate with the other people by using picture, honking a horn on a car, screaming, gesture, wordlessly at the top of your lings, or using semaphore flags
If we understand morphology, we will be easy to make new word.  There are five in morphology such as affixes, compounding, reduplication, alternation and supple ion. All these process has different ways to make new word.
B.       Suggestion
1.    If we want to study linguistic, we must understand the basic one like morphology.
2.    Language is tool of communication.
3.    We must use a good language so that our communication better and can be understood by the other people.
4.     We must understand the five process of morphology to make new word.




































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Hornby, As. 1995. Oxford Adgvanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English Fifth Edition: Oxford Univercity Press.
Malmkjaer, Kirsten. 2002. The Linguistics Encyclopedia: 2nd edition. London and New York:   Routledge.
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