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Affix Here Includes Both Suffixes, Like Dreamed, and Infixes, Like Swum, Rode, Rang

The document contains a student's exercise identifying inflectional affixes in example sentences. It provides the student's name, student ID number, and course information. The exercise consists of 15 sentences with inflectional affixes in bold and the student's identification of the affix name and morphemic symbol in curly brackets after each sentence.

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Affix Here Includes Both Suffixes, Like Dreamed, and Infixes, Like Swum, Rode, Rang

The document contains a student's exercise identifying inflectional affixes in example sentences. It provides the student's name, student ID number, and course information. The exercise consists of 15 sentences with inflectional affixes in bold and the student's identification of the affix name and morphemic symbol in curly brackets after each sentence.

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Name : Nurjannah

NPM : A1B019027

English Morphology, III B.

Exercise 8-12

Write the morphemic symbol and name for each inflectional affix in bold-face type. The term
affix here includes both suffixes, like dreamed, and infixes, like swum, rode, rang.

1. The flagpole stood in front of Main Hall. {-D pt} past tense

2. Four pledges were initiated. {-s pl.} noun plural

3. Shirley pledges to do her best. {-s 3d} present third-person singular

4. The pledge’s shirt was torn. {- s sg ps} noun singular possessive

5. The pledges’ shirts were torn. {-s pl ps] noun plural possessive

6. We were discussing the editorial. {-ING vb} present participle

7. The novel was shorter than I had expected. {-ER cp} comparative

8. They waited at the dock. {-D pt} past tense

9. Which is the longest route? {-EST sp} superlative

10. Have you taken calculus yet? {-D pp} past participle

11. Chris played well in the second set. {-D pt} past tense

12. The dealer weighed the poultry. {-D pt} past tense

13. Would you mind repeating the question? {-ING vb} present participle

14. The sheets were soon ironed. {-D pp} past participle

15. He never lokcks the door. {-s 3d} present third person singular

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