An analysis of english compound words in an artticle of life and style column
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of Life and Style Column 40 following diagram below shows the analysis of compound noun which occurs in the first sentence. There are chairwoman, chief executive, and fashion week. Chart 1. The analysis of compound word The word chairwoman above is formed from the words chair (N) and woman (N). Those words are from the same element that is a noun. It is formed by combining two free morphemes. Those are a nominal modifier and a nominal head. They show different types of gender. In this stage, the woman is the head which represents someone as being female. The meaning of chairwoman is not a chair for a woman. It is a woman who presides at the meetings of an organization. Therefore, chairwoman is formed by noun + noun as a compound noun. This evidence is in line with G. P. Delahunty & Garvey (2010), Carstairs (2002), and O’Grady & Guzman (1996) divided compound nouns into noun + noun compositions. The further evidence of the compound noun in the first sentence is fashion week, as shown in the following analysis below. Chart 2. The analysis of compound word The word of fashion week derives from fashion (N) and week (N). Therefore, fashion week is formed by combining two free morphemes. Those are week as a nominal head and fashion as a modifier. The meaning of fashion week is a fashion industry event, lasting approximately one week. Thus, fashion week is a compound noun that is formed by noun + noun. The third example in the first sentence is the chief executive. It is divided into two words which are shown in the analysis below. Maulidia, H.R. & Kusumah, C.M. An Analysis of English Compound Words in An Article of Life and Style Column 41 tải về 0.66 Mb. Chia sẻ với bạn bè của bạn:
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