1. INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY BY DEDY SUBANDOWO, M.A TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION FACULTY ENGLISH EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF METRO 2015/2016

2. DESCRIPTION This course is designed to develop the students’ competence in comprehending the formation rules of English words by analyzing their morphemic elements, functions, and phonemic changes occurring in the newly formed word structures.

3. Standard of Competence Analyzing the structure of English word by identifying the morphemic elements and functions, and finding the rules in English word formation.

4. Course Objectives To comprehend the scientific background and subject matter of Morphology as a branch of Linguistics. To comprehend the essential concepts in Morphology. To analyze the structure of English words. To analyze the changes of phonemic elements of English morphemes combined into a word in the word formation process.

5. TOPIC DISCUSSION THE EMERGENCE OF MORPHOLOGY WHAT IS WORD? MORPHEME : THE SMALLEST UNITS OF MEANING TYPE OF MORPHEME INFLECTIONAL AND DERIVATIONAL MORPHEME

6. MEETINGTHEMETOPIC DISCUSSION 1Syllabus meeting point- 2Introduction of morphologyWhat is morphology The emergence of morphology 3Introduction to word –structureWhat is word? 4Morpheme : the smallest units of meaning 5Types of morphemeRoots, affixes, stems, bases 6Nature of morpheme 7Evaluation I 8Inflectional and derivational morpheme 9Multiple affixation 10Productivity in word-formationOpen-endedness of the lexicon 11Constraints on productivity 12Does productivity separate inflection from derivation 13The nature of the lexicon 14Evaluation II

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