Linguistics curriculum 005
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This document discusses various linguistic concepts including compounding, blending, clipping, hyponymy, backformation, conversion, acronyms, and derivation. Conversion is defined as changing the function of a word such as from a noun to a verb, also known as category change or functional shift, with examples such as vacationing. Phrasal verbs and verb combinations can also become nouns. The document concludes by thanking the audience and previewing the next lecture on derivation and multiple processes.
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