Sentences with MONEME
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"A moneme is the smallest unit of meaning in a language."
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"In linguistics, monemes can be words, prefixes, roots, or suffixes."
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"The English word 'cats' consists of two monemes: 'cat' and 's'."
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"Each moneme carries its own meaning and cannot be further divided into meaningful parts."
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"The moneme 'un-' in English represents negation or reversal."
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"In the word 'unkind', 'un-' and 'kind' are separate monemes."
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"A moneme can also be a morpheme, which is a unit of grammar."
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"The moneme 's' in English can indicate possession or plurality."
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"The word 'bookshelf' contains two monemes: 'book' and 'shelf'."
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"Every moneme contributes to the overall meaning of a word or phrase."
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"Different languages may have different types and structures of monemes."
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"The moneme 'er' in 'teacher' denotes a person who performs a certain action."
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"The monemes 're-' and 'un-' can be combined to form 'reunite'."
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"The meaning of a moneme can change when it interacts with other monemes."
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"The monemes 'super-' and 'market' combine to form the word 'supermarket'."
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"In some languages, monemes can be tones or phonological features."
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"Understanding monemes helps in analyzing the structure and meaning of language."
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"A moneme is the smallest unit of meaning in linguistics."
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"The word 'cat' is an example of a moneme."
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"In the sentence 'I am running', the word 'running' is a moneme."
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"The moneme 's' in the word 'cats' indicates plurality."
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"In the phrase 'a big house', the moneme 'big' conveys the meaning of size."
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"The moneme 'un-' in the word 'unhappy' negates the meaning of 'happy'."
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"Languages may differ in their moneme structures."
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"A moneme can be comprised of multiple phonemes."
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"The moneme 'ed' in 'talked' indicates past tense."
