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"Allomorph" Example Sentences
- The plural "cats" has an allomorph that is different from the allomorph of the plural "dogs."
- The allomorph of "reheat" is "re-" when used in "reheat" and "reheatable."
- There is an allomorph change in the word "goose" when it becomes plural as "geese."
- The suffix "-s" is an allomorph that changes the number of words like "strategy" and "strategies."
- The prefix "-in" has an allomorph "-im" when added to words like "possible" to create "impossible."
- The "-ing" suffix has an allomorph "-ed" when creating past tense, as in "going" to "went."
- The word "inaccessible" has an allomorph "in-" in it for negation.
- The allomorph "-en" is used as a past participle in words like "broken" and "frozen."
- The allomorph "-s" is used in the third person singular verb, as in "he runs."
- The word "better" has an allomorph "best" when used in the superlative form.
- The allomorph "-ly" changes an adjective into an adverb, as in "slow" and "slowly."
- The allomorph "un-" negates words, such as "happy" becoming "unhappy."
- The verb "to be" has several allomorphs depending on the tense.
- The allomorph "-er" is used to indicate comparative, as in "bigger" or "faster."
- The allomorph "-ed" provides the second and third form of a verb, as in "laugh" and "laughed."
- The word "child" has an allomorph "children" for its plural form.
- The prefix "-dis" has an allomorph "-di" in words like "disappear."
- An allomorph "-s" is needed in the noun "cat" to create its possessive form.
- The allomorph "-ful" changes a noun into an adjective, such as "beauty" and "beautiful."
- The word "ox" has an allomorph "oxen" for its plural form.
- The allomorph "-tion" changes a verb into a noun, such as "create" and "creation."
- The word "tooth" has an allomorph "teeth" for its plural form.
- The allomorph "-" is used to create compound words like "lampshade" or "fishbowl."
- The allomorph "-y" changes a noun into an adjective, as in "cloud" and "cloudy."
- The prefix "-ex" has an allomorph "-ec" in words like "exclude."
- The allomorph "-ism" changes a word into a belief system, such as "racism" or "sexism."
- The allomorph "-ous" changes a noun into an adjective, like "poison" to "poisonous."
- The word "sheep" does not have an allomorph change when becoming plural.
- The allomorph "-ous" and "-ly" combine to create adjectives like "seriously" or "dangerously."
- The word "deer" does not have an allomorph change when becoming plural.
Common Phrases
- The verb "to be" has multiple allomorphs, including "am," "is," and "are";
- The plural morpheme also has multiple allomorphs, including "s," "es," and "ies";
- The past tense morpheme has allomorphs such as "-ed," "-d," and "-t";
- The "ing" morpheme has allomorphs such as "-ing" and "-ein";
- The negation morpheme has allomorphs such as "un-" and "in-";
- The article "a" has an allomorph "an," which is used before vowel sounds.
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