Practice Exercises in Morphology III Linguistics 201 I. Morphological ...

I. Morphological AnalysisPractice Exercises in Morphology IIILinguistics 201From the following data sets, identify the strings of sounds which correspond to themorphemes in each language.SwahiliSwahili is a Bantu language which is spoken primarily in East Africa. There areapproximately 800,000 native speakers of Swahili, and some 30,000,000 people (!)worldwide speak Swahili as a second language.anapenda 'he likes' alimona 'he saw him'atapenda 'he will like' alimsaidia 'he helped him'alipenda 'he liked' alimpiga 'he hit him'amependa 'he has liked' alimchukua 'he carried him'alinipenda 'he liked me' alimua 'he killed him'alikupenda 'he liked you' ananitazama 'he looks at me'alimpenda 'he liked him' atakusikia 'he will hear you'alitupenda 'he liked us' alitupanya 'he cured us'aliwapenda 'he liked them' ninakupenda 'I like you'nitampenda 'I will like him' nitawapenda 'I will like them'Pronouns Tenses Verbshe: [present]: see:me: [future]: help:you: [past]: hit:him: [past part.]: carry:us:kill:them:look:I: hear:cure:like:Translate the following English sentences into Swahili:i. He has hit me.ii. He helps us.iii. I will look at you.

CreeCree is an Algonquian language which is spoken primarily in Canada. There areapproximately 100,000 native speakers, who can be found from the Rocky Mountains inAlberta all the way to James Bay in northern Quebec.niwapahten 'I see' niwapahtenan 'We see'kimachishen 'You cut' kimachishenawaw 'You (pl.) cut'nitapinan 'We sit' nitapin 'I sit'kiwapahten 'You see' kiwapahtenawaw 'You (pl.) see'nimachishenan 'We cut' nimachishen 'I cut'kitapinawaw 'You (pl.) sit' kitapin 'You sit'PronounsVerbsI: see:You:cut:We:sit:You (pl.):II. Word-Formation ProcessesName the word-formation process exemplified by each of the following derivations.1. Graphical User Interface → GUI2. professor → prof3. information + commercial → infomercial4. drink → drank5. sandwich (named after John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich!)6. un- + rely + -able → unreliable7. wind + shield → windshield8. orientation → orientate9. good → better10. a process → to process