Structural Characteristic of the Word-Building Base of the English Verbs (Based on the Analysis of Concise Oxford English Dictionary 11th Edition, Revised, 2006)

Beskrovnaya I.V.

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Structural Characteristic of the Word-Building Base of the English Verbs (Based on the Analysis of Concise Oxford English Dictionary 11th Edition, Revised, 2006)

Beskrovnaya I.V.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article deals with the problem of differentiation of the notions “word-building stem” and “derived stem” and with the structural characteristic of word-building stems of different parts of speech, on the basis of which English verbs were coined. The author draws the conclusion that a word-building stem can be root, derived, compound or compound-derived.

Keywords

word-building base, word-building stem, root, root stem, derived stem, compound stem, compound-derived stem

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