The Child's Learning of English Morphology¶
Berko. (1958). The Child's Learning of English Morphology. WORD.
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- Morphology
- The defining demonstration of morphological productivity is Jean Berko Gleason's "wug test" (1958).
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“To test for knowledge of morphological rules, we use nonsense materials.”
- The defining demonstration of morphological productivity is Jean Berko Gleason's "wug test" (1958).
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