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Rules for nominalizing a verb
verbs
nouns
morphology
nominalizations
Why are dictionary transcriptions contradictory for the phonetic representation of oranges?
grammar
pronunciation
phonology
phonetics
morphology
"-phile" word for someone who loves frogs
single-word-requests
morphology
greek
Why does the preterite of verbs such as "deal", "feel" and "dream" have a devoiced dental suffix?
suffixes
phonology
historical-change
morphology
"Sometimes", "oftentimes" — is there a -times word for "very rarely"?
word-choice
single-word-requests
adverbs
analogy
morphology
Is there a maximum number of suffixes that can be added to an English word?
suffixes
linguistics
morphology
Why does "prayer" end with -er?
etymology
morphology
Are the verbs that are conjugated to end in "-n" in the past participle related?
verbs
history
past-participles
morphology
inflectional-morphology
Isn't the word "uninstall" wrong?
meaning
verbs
negation
prefixes
morphology
Why is the plural form of "life" "lives", while the plural form of "still life" is "still lifes"?
grammatical-number
morphology
consonants
What is /iə/ in English?
pronunciation
phonology
phonetics
morphology
Are there names for consonant-shifts when suffixes are added?
suffixes
morphology
linguistics
errors
consonants
What word has the greatest morpheme to syllable ratio? [closed]
single-word-requests
morphology
How to unambiguously indicate inflections where letters are sometimes removed?
grammar
morphology
inflectional-morphology
inflections
Does a gerund always end with "-ing"? If so, why?
etymology
morphology
gerunds
irregular
Strong /strɔːŋ/ → stronger /strɔːŋɡər/ - Why do we have to put an extra /g/ in front of /ər/? Is it a rule?
pronunciation
orthography
phonology
morphology
Are the words "sillily", "uglily", "friendlily", "livelily", etc., valid English?
adjectives
adverbs
suffixes
morphology
Is there a rule for which suffix to use when creating adjectives from nouns?
adjectives
suffixes
morphology
ic-ical
No, not, and non [closed]
grammar
morphology
Why is it some adjectives don't seem to accept negative prefixes and only are used with the negative adverb "not"?
word-choice
morphology
negative-prefixes
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