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Adjective Inflections ● Adjectives are inflected to form comparative (er) and superlative (est) forms. ● Example: » fast - A Sun is fast. » faster - A Sun is faster than a PC. » fastest - The Cray is the fastest computer Computing Science, University of Aberdeen 1
Verb Inflections ● Tense and aspect » infinitive (root) - I like to walk to the store » past (ed) - I walked to the store » past participle (ed or en) - I have walked to the store » present participle (ing) - I am walking to the store. ● Agreement with subject » pres/3sing (s) - John walks to the store Computing Science, University of Aberdeen 1
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Page 3 and 4: Lexicons ● Lexicons are databases
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