A student scrapbook on English word formation, created by Mark Dellan Bacalso, Danica Naquila, Nina Magallen, and Queensebel Guardarama. It examines 15 words through processes like prefixation, suffixation, compounding, blending, clipping, acronyms, initialisms, and conversion. Each entry shows the formation, meaning, example sentence, and phonetic transcription with syllable count and stress…
This is a student scrapbook on English word formation, created by Mark Dellan Bacalso, Danica Naquila, Nina Magallen, and Queensebel Guardarama. It is designed for linguistics or English language learners studying morphology and phonology.
The scrapbook covers eight word formation processes: prefixation, suffixation, compounding, blending, clipping, acronyms, initialisms, and conversion. Each process is illustrated with example words from the English language.
For each word, the scrapbook provides the formation breakdown, meaning, an example sentence, and a sound corner with phonetic transcription, syllable count, and stress pattern. Words include unhappy, chronically, back burner, vlog, lab, ad, NASA, FBI, email, and webinar.
The document integrates morphology with phonology and phonetics, showing how word parts combine and how the resulting words are pronounced. It is a cross-disciplinary project for academic purposes.
The scrapbook contains 17 pages and is formatted as a visual presentation with text and layout elements typical of student coursework.