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word formation processes

Word formation processes refer to the methods used to create new words, such as compounding, blending, derivation, and conversion.
Back-Formation and Conversion in The English Grammar

Back-Formation and Conversion

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Sometimes we can make a new word by shortening a long word and sometimes we can create a new word without changing anything. Isn't it interesting? Let's see.
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"Abbreviations" in the English Grammar

Abbreviations

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Abbreviations are shortened forms of words or phrases. They normally represent a whole sentence or phrase. Ready to learn them?
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Coinage and Eponyms in The English Language

Coinage and Eponyms

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Have you ever wondered where the word 'teddy bear' came from? In this lesson, we are going to talk about coinage and eponyms. Let's learn!
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Loan Words and Calques in The English Language

Loan Words and Calque

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Sometimes we adopt a word from a language and translate it more or less literally. And Sometimes, we borrow words directly from another language. Let's learn!
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Clipping and Hypocorism

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In English, we have multiple ways of shortening a long word. In this lesson, we're going to learn two of them that won't change a word's meaning. Let's start.
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Compounding and Blending

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The act of making a new word using an old one is called derivation in English. And Compounding is creating words by combining two or more words. Let's learn!
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Word Formation Processes

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In linguistics, there are many ways for creating a new word. In this lesson, we will get to know all the word-formation processes in the English language.
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