Mark Norris
This video shows how to draw a word tree for the word ‘deauthorize’. This is based on the formalism in Fromkin, et al.’s textbook “Introduction to Language.”
Drawing Word Trees for General Linguistics
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Why do you do the „ize“ before the „de-„?
why does "de" come before "ed"? isn't deauthorize just as valid as deauthorized? are you saying deauthorize is less valid than authorize? why? and why do you assume author is a noun? there is also a verb, "to author."