The –or in actor is
An adjective forming morpheme
Plural morpheme
Possessive morpheme
Noun forming morpheme
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The –or in actor is
An adjective forming morpheme
Plural morpheme
Possessive morpheme
Noun forming morpheme
The older term used to designate the study of languages is
Haplology
Phonology
Semiology
Philology
The Musical Theory of the origin of language was advanced by
Noire
Max-Muller
Otto Jespersen
Wilhelm Wundt and Sir Richard Paget
The language variety which has certain features which are typical of certain disciplines, topics, fields, occupations and social roles played by the speaker, is called
Idiolect
Register
Slang
Dialect
The –ish in the word childish is
Plural morpheme
Possessive morpheme
Past morpheme
An adjective forming morpheme
The is a processes of word formation by which new words are formed by attaching prefixes or suffixes to the base form
Portmanteau
Derivation
Backformation
Compounding
The IPA was established by a group of
Greek phoneticians
Indian philologists
American linguists
European Phoneticians
The IPA came into existence in the year
1998
1989
1888
1889
The initial sounds in the words ship, church and judge; ar examples for
Palatal
Velar
Bilabial
Palato-alveolar
The initial sound in chair and jam are examples for
Affricates
fricatives
Trill
Plosives
The initial consonant in Young is a.........sound
Velar
Dental
Glottal
Palatal
The initial /l/ and the final /l/ in the word little are
Allomorphs
Morpheme variants
Minimal pairs
Allophones
The ing in sleeping is an example of
Free variation
Bound morpheme
None of these
A free morpheme
The form dog is a............morpheme
Free variation
Bound morpheme
None of these
A free morpheme
The following sound influencing the preceding one is an instance of................assimilation
Regressive
Reciprocal
None of the above
Progressive
The final sounds /t/, /d/, and /id/ in the words packed, bagged and patted are instances of
Allomorphs
Minimal pairs
None of the above
Allophones
The final consonants /s/, /z/ and /iz/ in the words cats, dogs and boxes are instances of
Allophones
Allomorphs
Minimal pairs
None of the above
The final /t/ in walked is
An adjective forming morpheme
Plural morpheme
Possessive morpheme
Past morpheme
The final /n/ in the words sudden and mutton are
Syllabic consonants
Sibilants
Suffixes
None of the above
The final /m/ in the word Prism is an instance of
Syllabic consonants
Sibilants
Suffixes
None of the above