How is negation typically expressed in English (e.g., using "not" or "no," often with auxiliary verbs)?
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- What are the different ways of forming possessive nouns in English (e.g., using "'s" or "'")?
- How are irregular forms accounted for in inflectional paradigms? What is the difference between strong and weak verbs in English historical linguistics, and how does it relate to inflection?
- How does analogy play a role in the evolution and regularization of inflectional patterns? What are some examples of grammaticalization processes that have involved the development or loss of inflectional morphology?
- What are isolating languages, and how do they differ in their use of morphology? How does inflection interact with word order in English?
- What are some of the ways in which inflection can be represented in linguistic databases and ontologies?
- How does the relatively low level of inflection in English sometimes lead to grammatical ambiguity? How does inflection relate to the historical development of English, including the loss of many Old English inflectional endings?
- How does inflection play a role in the formation of relative clauses and other types of subordinate clauses? What are some examples of inflectional markers that indicate the function of a noun phrase in a sentence (e.g., subject, object, possessor)?
- Are there any remnants of inflectional marking of voice in English? How does inflection relate to the expression of different aspects of verb action (e.g., perfective, imperfective, progressive)?
- Are there any inflectional suffixes in English that primarily indicate aspect? How does inflection contribute to the marking of different tenses (e.g., past, present, future) in verbs across languages?
- How can the study of inflection in English provide a basis for understanding more complex inflectional systems in other languages? What are some resources available online for exploring English inflectional morphology?
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