Inflectional Morphemes of English

1.     Description of inflectional morphemes

     A free morpheme is a morpheme that can stand by itself. As examples, house, have, good, fast, the, can, for, etc. are free morphemes. While {en-}, {ex-}, {-Z1}, {-D1}, {-ing1}, etc. are bound morphemes, because they cannot stand by themselves.

     Bound morphemes are of three types: (a) suffixes, (b) prefixes, and (c) bound bases.

4 Techniques to Teaching English for Young Learners

Here, I want to share you about 4 techniques to teaching English for YL, they are:

 1.The Techniques of Teaching Listening.

First, the teacher pronounced the word several times. And the students just listen to the teacher. Then, the teacher asked the student 10 follow what he said. When he was sure that the students were able to pronounce the words, he asked them to it in union and then individually.