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This resource supports TESOL preservice and in-service teachers and curriculum designers in teaching pronunciation more effectively.

This resource supports TESOL preservice and in-service teachers and curriculum designers in teaching pronunciation more effectively.

This alphabetic guide introduces terms used in the study of linguistic morphology, the study of the structure of words. The importance of morphology has been more clearly recognised in recent linguistic theory, and this glossary thus covers an area of growing interest.

Routledge Language Workbooks are practical introductions to specific areas of language for absolute beginners. Vocabulary provides an introduction to the study of words, focusing in particular on English words.

The first comprehensive description of English word formation covers inflection and derivation, compounding, conversion, and minor processes such as subtractive morphology. It combines theory-neutral presentation of data with theoretically informed analysis. Written by three outstanding scholars, this is a vital reference resource for all linguists.

A linguistic introduction to the structures and meanings of English words

Bauer's comprehensive and highly accessible introduction provides an essential resource for students as well as for colleagues teaching English language courses. Rather than foregrounding categories and terminology, it takes a problem-orientated, yet systematic approach. It teases out interesting and tricky aspects throughout, while providing essential lexicological knowledge and terminology alongside.' Melani Schroeter, University of Reading ...

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Praise for the previous edition "I am sorry it did not exist when I was a student... and I expect it to be a useful addition to every linguistics student's bookshelf." Nordic Journal of Linguistics The go-to- companion for anyone studying linguistics Laurie Bauer has expertly crafted a compendium of essential things for linguistics students to know -- from the IPA chart to the Saussurean dichotomies, this book will be the constant companion...

This volume offers a valuable overview of recent research into the semantic aspects of complex words through different theoretical frameworks. Contributions by experts in the field, both morphologists and psycholinguists, identify crucial areas of research, present alternative and complementary approaches to their examination from the current level of knowledge, and indicate perspectives of research into the semantics of complex words by raisi...

Laurie Bauer has expertly crafted a compendium of essential things for linguistics students to know.

Bestselling authors Bauer and Nation show the scope of the task of teaching English morphology specifically to nonnative learners of English, providing a range of strategies and tactics for straightforward instruction.

Questions about Language sets out to answer, in a readily available format, questions which journalists and members of the public ask linguists all the time. Covering frequently asked questions about language, this is essential reading for both students new to language and linguistics and the interested general reader.

Presents a new way of thinking about morphological structure based on psycholinguistic principles

Presenting a clear and critical overview, this book equips students with the tools to discuss morphological phenomena and to do so in relation to other linguistic contexts, including semantics, psycholinguistics and language change.

A ground-breaking text which examines the ways language has changed in the twentieth century. It concentrates on standard-English and takes an historical rather than sociolinguistic view of the changes which have occurred. It includes many useful exercises, notes and discussion points.

Examines the ways language has changed in the twentieth century. It concentrates on standard English and takes a historical rather than sociolinguistic view of the changes which have occurred.

An expanded and updated new edition of this best-selling introduction to linguistic morphology. The text guides the reader from the very first principles of the internal structure of words through to advanced issues of current controversy.

Are compounds words or phrases, neither or both? How should we classify compounds? Are compounds a linguistic universal? Why do we need compounds, when there are other ways of creating the same meanings? Based on over forty years' research, this controversial new book aims to answer these and other questions.