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A-Z 773phonemic level) into the concrete phonetic realization of the surface structure. Innatural generative grammar morphophonological variants are stored in the lexicon.ReferencesChomsky, N. and M.Halle. 1968. The sound pattern of English. New York.Gussmann, E. (ed.) 1983. Phono-morphology: studies in the interaction of phonology andmorphology. Dublin.Kilburn, J. 1974. The emergence of morphophonemics: a survey of theory and practice from 1876to 1939. Lingua 33. 235–52.Kuryłowicz, J. 1968. The notion of morpho(pho)neme. In W.P.Lehmann and Y.Malkiel (eds),Directions for historical linguistics. Austin, TX. 65–81.Maiden, M. 1991. Interactive morphonology: metaphony in Italy. London.Martinet, A. 1965. De la morphonologie. Linguistique 1. 15–30.Trubetzkoy, N.S. 1929. Zur allgemeinen Theorie der phonologischen Vokalsysteme. TCLP 1. 39–67.——1931. Gedanken über Morphophonologie. TCLP 4. 160–3.morphosyntaxProcedures of language for representing syntactic features by morphological means, i.e.through the presence of bound morphemes, such as flexives or clitics ( cliticization),as opposed to using purely combinatory processes that indicate the syntactic features of alinguistic expression by its position or by its combination of free morphemes, such asprepositions or adverbs.inflection, morphologyReferences