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Academic.Tips. (2022) 'Consider the following dataset that contains words with the negative prefix in-/im-. Identify the underlying form of the prefix and propose a rule that explains phonological alternation between the nasals. Please explain your choice of the underlying form, environment and rule. Remember to give both a verbal statement and feature notation for the rule. Hint: a morpheme boundary between a prefix and a stem can be shown with the + sign. Inaccurate, inedible, indefinite, intolerant, insufficient, informal, invisible, imbalanced, impossible, immortal. Rewrite the rule that you proposed using Feature Geometric notation. Explain any difference in the way you specify segments with features. Explain what features are delinked, linked or spread. What results does you rule predict for cases with nasals before [k] or [g]'. 6 December.
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Academic.Tips. (2022, December 6). Consider the following dataset that contains words with the negative prefix in-/im-. Identify the underlying form of the prefix and propose a rule that explains phonological alternation between the nasals. Please explain your choice of the underlying form, environment and rule. Remember to give both a verbal statement and feature notation for the rule. Hint: a morpheme boundary between a prefix and a stem can be shown with the + sign. Inaccurate, inedible, indefinite, intolerant, insufficient, informal, invisible, imbalanced, impossible, immortal. Rewrite the rule that you proposed using Feature Geometric notation. Explain any difference in the way you specify segments with features. Explain what features are delinked, linked or spread. What results does you rule predict for cases with nasals before [k] or [g]? https://academic.tips/question/consider-the-following-dataset-that-contains-words-with-the-negative-prefix-in-im-identify-the-underlying-form-of-the-prefix-and-propose-a-rule-that-explains-phonological-alternation-between-the-na/
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Academic.Tips. 2022. "Consider the following dataset that contains words with the negative prefix in-/im-. Identify the underlying form of the prefix and propose a rule that explains phonological alternation between the nasals. Please explain your choice of the underlying form, environment and rule. Remember to give both a verbal statement and feature notation for the rule. Hint: a morpheme boundary between a prefix and a stem can be shown with the + sign. Inaccurate, inedible, indefinite, intolerant, insufficient, informal, invisible, imbalanced, impossible, immortal. Rewrite the rule that you proposed using Feature Geometric notation. Explain any difference in the way you specify segments with features. Explain what features are delinked, linked or spread. What results does you rule predict for cases with nasals before [k] or [g]?" December 6, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/consider-the-following-dataset-that-contains-words-with-the-negative-prefix-in-im-identify-the-underlying-form-of-the-prefix-and-propose-a-rule-that-explains-phonological-alternation-between-the-na/.
1. Academic.Tips. "Consider the following dataset that contains words with the negative prefix in-/im-. Identify the underlying form of the prefix and propose a rule that explains phonological alternation between the nasals. Please explain your choice of the underlying form, environment and rule. Remember to give both a verbal statement and feature notation for the rule. Hint: a morpheme boundary between a prefix and a stem can be shown with the + sign. Inaccurate, inedible, indefinite, intolerant, insufficient, informal, invisible, imbalanced, impossible, immortal. Rewrite the rule that you proposed using Feature Geometric notation. Explain any difference in the way you specify segments with features. Explain what features are delinked, linked or spread. What results does you rule predict for cases with nasals before [k] or [g]?" December 6, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/consider-the-following-dataset-that-contains-words-with-the-negative-prefix-in-im-identify-the-underlying-form-of-the-prefix-and-propose-a-rule-that-explains-phonological-alternation-between-the-na/.
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Academic.Tips. "Consider the following dataset that contains words with the negative prefix in-/im-. Identify the underlying form of the prefix and propose a rule that explains phonological alternation between the nasals. Please explain your choice of the underlying form, environment and rule. Remember to give both a verbal statement and feature notation for the rule. Hint: a morpheme boundary between a prefix and a stem can be shown with the + sign. Inaccurate, inedible, indefinite, intolerant, insufficient, informal, invisible, imbalanced, impossible, immortal. Rewrite the rule that you proposed using Feature Geometric notation. Explain any difference in the way you specify segments with features. Explain what features are delinked, linked or spread. What results does you rule predict for cases with nasals before [k] or [g]?" December 6, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/consider-the-following-dataset-that-contains-words-with-the-negative-prefix-in-im-identify-the-underlying-form-of-the-prefix-and-propose-a-rule-that-explains-phonological-alternation-between-the-na/.
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"Consider the following dataset that contains words with the negative prefix in-/im-. Identify the underlying form of the prefix and propose a rule that explains phonological alternation between the nasals. Please explain your choice of the underlying form, environment and rule. Remember to give both a verbal statement and feature notation for the rule. Hint: a morpheme boundary between a prefix and a stem can be shown with the + sign. Inaccurate, inedible, indefinite, intolerant, insufficient, informal, invisible, imbalanced, impossible, immortal. Rewrite the rule that you proposed using Feature Geometric notation. Explain any difference in the way you specify segments with features. Explain what features are delinked, linked or spread. What results does you rule predict for cases with nasals before [k] or [g]?" Academic.Tips, 6 Dec. 2022, academic.tips/question/consider-the-following-dataset-that-contains-words-with-the-negative-prefix-in-im-identify-the-underlying-form-of-the-prefix-and-propose-a-rule-that-explains-phonological-alternation-between-the-na/.