Thursday, June 23, 2011

Unit 6 application questions

Application



  1. meow, crackle, bang, zip, ring (all got their name by the imitation of sounds)

fly (verb) got its name through an extended meaning

moon (comes from the word month)

lackadaisical (comes from the expression ‘lackaday’ which itself derives from ‘alack the day’)

alone (from ‘all one’)

jeans (after Genoa, Italy)

    b.
Phonetic Demand
Semantic Demand
Etymological Demand

hit
Invent/inventor
ward
mat
Team/teamwork
macademia
pat
Extra/extraordinary
babble
dog
Auto/automobile
jackdaw
cat
Move/mover
eagle


c. (#8)

-ch
-tch
-ge
-dge
which
Watch
age
ledge
Much
catch
rage
hedge
Such
pitch
Engage
Wedge
Research
stretch
disengage
sedge
Each
patch
advantage
Bridge
church
stitch
average
abridge
French
scratch
submerge
budge
Reach
sketch
backstage
dodge
teach
Dutch
arrange
drawbridge
coach
fetch
rearrange
judge


-ch, -tch pattern is used after single, short vowel sounds

-dge is used if it immediately follows a short vowel sound, otherwise then the –ge is used.



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