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Using the notation of prosodic morphology, write the derivation of each one of the words you have formed in (a) above?
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Using the notation of prosodic morphology, write the derivation of each one of the words you have formed in (a) above?
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Unfortunately, you did not provide any words in (a) for me to derive. Please provide the words you would like me to analyze using prosodic morphology.
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a)
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Cat
```
/kæt/
```
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Cats
```
/kæt/ + -s --> /kæts/
```
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