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Syntactical Analysis Paper

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Each individual word is analyzed according to their components called morphemes. Whereas, non-token words such a punctuations are separated. Morphology is concerned primarily with the errand of braking words into morphemes. A morpheme is a minimal meaningful unit of language that can't be broken down further. Modification typically occurs by the addition or removal of prefixes and/or postfixes but other textual changes can also take place. For example, word "happy" consist of a single morpheme as it can't be broken down further. Whereas word "cats" consist of 2 morphemes i.e. morpheme "cat" and morpheme "s" which indicate plurality.

Syntax Analysis
This stage also comprises of lexical analysis, which checks the validity of words according to the lexicon. Lexicon stands for dictionary. It makes the collection of all possible valid words of the language along with its meaning.
Syntactical Analysis is performed after that. It study the formal relationship between the words of sentences according to grammar rules. It …show more content…

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