If you concluded in part A of this exercise that the three sounds are allophones of the same phoneme, write the two formal phonological rules showing how the allophones are derived from the underlying form. Remember that we do not need to write a rule for the case. ‘elsewhere’ Part III: Know thy neighbor’s morphology Exercise #7: Meet I, a dialect of Tiwa! (20 points) Consider the following data from a native American language spoken in New Mexico, which we will call and answer the questions that follow. Language I, [temiban] went” [mimiay] was “I “he [amiban] went” [tewanban] came” “you “I [temiwe] am going” [tewanhi] will come” “I “I Now, answer the following questions A, B, and C: List the morphemes in corresponding to the English translations in the Language I following table. Note: The term refers to the grammatical category “progressive” describing an event as being progress.’ (9 points) ‘in Morpheme in Language I English translation I you he go come past tense morpheme present progressive morpheme past progressive morpheme
If you concluded in part A of this exercise that the three sounds are allophones of the same phoneme, write the two formal phonological rules showing how the allophones are derived from the underlying form. Remember that we do not need to write a rule for the ‘elsewhere’ case. Part III: Know thy neighbor’s morphology Exercise #7: Meet I, a dialect of Tiwa! (20 points) Consider the following data from a native American language spoken in New Mexico, which we will call Language I, and answer the questions that follow. [temiban] “I went” [mimiay] “he was [amiban] “you went” [tewanban] “I came” [temiwe] “I am going” [tewanhi] “I will come” Now, answer the following questions A, B, and C: List the morphemes in Language I corresponding to the English translations in the following table. Note: The term “progressive” refers to the grammatical category describing an event as being ‘in progress.’ (9 points) Morpheme in Language I English translation I you he go come past tense morpheme present progressive morpheme past progressive morpheme
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