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Course Outline in English Morphology and Syntax

This document outlines the course content for an English morphology and syntax course. It will cover topics such as the basics of morphology including morphemes, parts of speech, and inflectional paradigms for nouns and verbs. Word formation processes like clipping, blending, and compounding will also be discussed. The course will examine the structural, semantic, and communicative aspects of sentences and their role in communication. Finally, it will explore texts and discourse, including theories of discourse, deixis, and discourse markers in English. Students will complete a research review and action research as course requirements.

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Course Outline in English Morphology and Syntax

This document outlines the course content for an English morphology and syntax course. It will cover topics such as the basics of morphology including morphemes, parts of speech, and inflectional paradigms for nouns and verbs. Word formation processes like clipping, blending, and compounding will also be discussed. The course will examine the structural, semantic, and communicative aspects of sentences and their role in communication. Finally, it will explore texts and discourse, including theories of discourse, deixis, and discourse markers in English. Students will complete a research review and action research as course requirements.

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Course Outline in English Morphology and Syntax (OEPA)

Third Semester SY2022-2023


MAED English

I. Overview of Morphology and Syntax and their Relation


II. Basics of English Morphology
A. Definition of Morphemes
B. Types of Morpheme
1. Structural Morpheme
2. Semantic Morpheme
C. Parts of Speech
III. Inflectional Paradigm: Nouns Qualifying Forms in English

IV. Inflectional Paradigm: Verbs, Adverbs and Verbals

V. Functional Words: Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections


VI. Word Formation:
A. Clipping
B. Acronymy
C. Blending
D. Back Formation
E. Compounding
F. Derivational Affixation
G. Conversion

VII. Structural Aspects of The Sentence


A. Elements of a Sentence
B. Classification of Sentence
C. Transformations in Sentence Structure

VIII. Semantic Aspects of the Sentence


A. Theme and Rheme
B. Predicate Structure
C. Actant Structure
D. Major Sentence Categories
1. Predicativity
2. modality
IX. Communication Aspect of the Sentence
A. Communicative Types of Sentence
B. Role of Sentence in Communication Processes
C. Propositions and Presuppositions
D. Illocution, Perlocution and Locution

X. Text as a Unit of Syntax


A. Supra-segmental Units
B. Sentence Roles
C. Theme and Rheme
D. Cohesion
E. Coherence
F. Modality
XI. Grammatical Aspects of Discourse -
A. Discourse Theory
B. Frame Theory
C. Deixis Theory
D. Discourse Markers in English

Course requirements:
1. Research Review
2. Action Research

Prepared by:

Nora L. Puenteblanca
Instructor

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