1. Noun Suffixes: (derivational)
- -ness (happiness)
- -ment (enjoyment)
- -tion (action)
- -er / -or (teacher, actor)
- -ist (artist)
- -ity (ability)

2. Adjective Suffixes: (derivational)
- -ful (joyful)
- -less (hopeless)
- -able / -ible (enjoyable, visible)
- -ic (plastic)
- -y (messy)
- -ous (famous)

3. Verb Suffixes: (derivational)
- -ize / -ise (realize, organise)
- -ate (activate)
- -ify (simplify)

4. Diminutive Suffixes: (Diminutive)
- -ette (dinette)
- -ling (duckling)
- -y / -ie (puppy, cutie)

5. Comparative and Superlative Suffixes: (inflectional)
- -er (taller)
- -est (tallest)


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### 1. Derivational Suffixes
Derivational suffixes change the meaning of a base word and often change its grammatical category (part of speech). Here are some examples:

- -ly (adverb): slow → slowly
- -ness (noun): happy → happiness
- -ment (noun): develop → development
- -able (adjective): read → readable
- -er (noun): teach → teacher
- ing (gerund): play » playing


### 2. Inflectional Suffixes
Inflectional suffixes modify a word to express different grammatical features, such as tense, mood, number, or comparison, but do not change the word’s part of speech. Here are some examples:

- -s (plural): cat → cats
- -ed (past tense): walk → walked
- -ing (present participle): read → reading
- -er (comparative): tall → taller
- -est (superlative): tall → tallest

Q1 : What is the difference between phonemes and morphemes?


Phoneme: The smallest unit of sound in a language that distinguishes one word from another.
- Example: The sounds /b/ and /p/ in "bat" and "pat" are different phonemes.


Morpheme: The smallest unit of meaning in a language. Morphemes can be words or parts of words (like Affixes).
- Example: The word "cats" has two morphemes: "cat" (the root) and "s" (plural).


- Phoneme: Changes in sound.
- Morpheme: Changes in meaning.

Q2 B: How many types of words are there? Write internal structure of each type. Give example words for each type.

1. Simple: free morpheme
Example: Ice 🧊

2. Compound word: free morphemes
ركزوا جمع كلمة مورفيمز هنا
Examples: Ice-cream 🍨


3. Complex:
- free + bound morpheme
Example: Dogs 🐕 🐕 🐕


- bound + free morpheme
Example: Unhappy 😞


- bound + bound morpheme
Example: Television 📺

Hamlet Scene 1, 2 Dr. Alyaa Lectures
هاملت المشهد 1 و 2 - محاضرات دكتورة علياء

mustafa:
هذي تأشيرات الدراما
(حسب شرح د.علياء)...

**فيما يخص الصفحات الترك بمادة الدراما لل act 1 هي :


ص 3 من بداية الصفحه الى line 40 ترك
ص 5 ترك
ص 7,9 ترك
ص 11 من البداية الى line 164 ترك
ص 13 من line 41 الى ص 15, 54 line ترك
ص 21 من line 190 الى نهاية الصفحة ترك
ص 23 ترك
ص 25 من line 235 الى 239 ترك
ص 27 ,29,31 ترك
ص 39 من بداية الصفحه الى line 78 مداخل
ص 47,49 ترك

**بلنسبة لل act 2 :

ال scene I ما قرته عل كتاب بس شرح عام ف قراءته من عدم قراءته راجعة الكم

ص 63 ، 65 ، 67 ترك

صدگ طلاب أكو مال
Hamlet soliloquy گالت الدكتورة عليهن كلهن مهمات

كل سليوكوي (مناجاة أو يحچي ويا نفسه) مال هاملت مهمات
وإن شاء الله أكملهن وأدزهن إن شاء الله

Hey dears

سويت ملف جمعت بي شرح د . عمار لان تدرون د. علياء متسوي هيج كوتيشنز وسوالف ف ان شاء الله تستفادون منه

والمادة هاي مو كلها لان يوم الاحد حتشرح الباقي وأنزلة الكم ان شاء الله

What is the Comic relief ?

an amusing scene, incident, or speech introduced into serious or tragic elements, as in a play, in order to provide temporary relief from tension, or to intensify the dramatic action .

نسيت أضيف هذا بالملف

Hamlet New Sawn Shakespeare Advanced Series
مسرحية هاملت

(هذا الكتاب مالتنا طلاب مال هاملت)