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Traditional Semantics

AdaNathalie Sanchez

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES

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Key Skills Language_Forms (Notas) Note on GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES, created by AdaNathalie Sanchez on 21/09/2015.

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIESGrammatical morpheme may be either free roots(function words) or bound affixes (inflectional affixes).Chapter 4 shows the distinction between lexical and grammatical morphemes.Latin/Greek - synthetic language - grammatical categories are expressed by inflectional endings., whereas in analytics languages the grammatical categories are expressed by word orderPeriphrasis-> Alicia's car or The lef of the table. Future tense in english is periphrasis.Tense is a linguistic category whereas time is a category of the world

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