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A word is a single unit of language that can be represented in writing or speech.

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A contraction is one word made from 2 words.

The first word usually stays the same.

Certain letters are taken out of the second word.

An apostrophe will fill the space of the missing letters.

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Phrases that act  like single words

Examples:

All in all

For the matter

Once and for all

In essence

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Are not→ aren't

She will → she'll

Was not → wasn't

Can not → can't

Might not → mightn't

Had not → hadn't

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It refers to the grammar category such as nouns, prepositions, verbs, etc.

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It refers to the grammar category such as nouns, prepositions, verbs, etc.

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Information content refers to the amount of information conveyed by a particular unit of language in a particular context

Examples:

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De-lexicalised words have little meaning on their own but have strong generative power.

Examples:
get - become more of some characteristic.

get older, get colder

get - be allowed.

get to watch TV, get to sleep
at a friend's house

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Dog, chair, car  -> Nouns

of, by, to, in -> Prepositions

to be, to have -> Verbs

Far, easily, late -> Adverbials

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Acting as nouns  -> Bus station, baggage room, request stop.

Adjectives  -> Weak, happy, fat, rich and tasty.

Adverbials  -> Last night, in some ways, the other day.

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Examples:

Book

Nice

Often

Believe