Vocab

What is ONE-TO-ONE CORRESPONDENCE

die

expire

pass away

bite the dust

kick the bucket

give up the ghost

• meanings aren't always tied to a single wordc

• Meanings are only tied to specific definitions in the dictionary

• A word’s connotation is found in its primary dictionary meaning

Answer explanation

The six examples provided all mean "to die," but they vary in word count, from one to four words.

"Die" and "expire" are single words,

"pass away" is a phrasal verb,

and the remaining three are idioms.

This demonstrates that meanings aren't always tied to a single word; often, they can be expressed with multiple words.

Lexeme (also lexical unit or lexical item):

• A lexeme is any word that stands alone in a sentence

• A lexeme always consists of a single word that conveys a unique meaning.

• an item that functions as a single meaning unit, regardless of the number of words it contains

• A lexeme is any word or phrase that describes an object or idea

Answer explanation

Lexeme anlam olarak herhangi bir kelime değildir, daha çok kelimenin ifade ettiği anlamdır. Örneğin, “Gözlük” kelimesi ile “Gözlükler” aynı anlamdaki veya daha net bir ifadeyle aynı eşyayı ifade eden kelimelerdir. Buna karşılık “Gözlükçü” kelimesinin ifade ettiği varlık farklıdır. Dolayısıyla “Gözlük” veya “Gözlükler” veya aynı lexeme olarak kabul edilirken “Gözlükçü” farklı bir lexemedir.

Morpheme

How many morphemes in

Worker rights

• 4

• 3

• 2

• 5

Answer explanation

Work+er right+s

4

Homonym:

• words that share the

  same form /

  different meanings

• words that sound the same but are spelt differently

• words that are pronounced differently but spelt the same

• Having multiple but related meanings

Answer explanation

I like coffee

It looks like new

Homophone

• words that share the

  same form /

  different meanings

• words that sound the same but are spelt differently

• words that are pronounced differently but spelt the same

• Having multiple but related meanings

Answer explanation

meet/meat

tail/tale

for/four

Homophone

• words that share the

  same form /

  different meanings

• words that sound the same but are spelt differently

• words that are pronounced differently but spelt the same

• Having multiple but related meanings

Answer explanation

He lives in a desert in qatar

He ordered a desert with coffee

Knight Night

Son Sun

See Sea

• Homophones
• Homonyms

• Homograph

• Lexical Fields

She has a garden rose

The flower prices rose %40 in 1987

• Homophones
• Homonyms

• Homograph

• Lexical Fields

I want a desert with coffee

We will go to the desert next year

• Homophones
• Homonyms

• Homograph

• Lexical Fields

• (1) : Superordinate

  (2) : Hyponym

• (1) : Hyponym

  (2) : Superordinate