Information about affixation

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Information about lexical relationships

Information about conjunctions

Information about tense use

Information about connected speech

Information about conversion

Longer actions which may not be occurring now: He is writing a book, He is studying French

Look at the parts in black in that transcription and compare them to the transcription of the isolated forms of the words.

they are relative pronouns acting as adverbs. They are, in fact, adjuncts.

future possibility: It might rain tomorrow.

The superordinate or hypernym is the word which includes the meanings of all the others

These function to join two clauses of equal weight or value.

Inserting a suffix usually changes the word class but not the basic meaning.

drive (verb) ⇒ drive (noun)