Tiểu Luận A comparison between English and Vietnamese morpheme system

Part I: Introduction​

1. The rationale



“Language is the most important social communication among countries and people in the world”, said V.I Lenin. As the world changes and develops, the global integration becomes the trend in all over the world. All countries, including Viet Nam have been cooperated with each other in many aspects of society in order to enhance development of economy. It designated international communication as an important part of all sectors. English is considered as the international language which is widely used all over the world. However, each language as well as English has its own typical features which make difficulties for learners. To learn English well, first of all, we should understand deeply about its morpheme system.



Living in a community, human beings need a tool to communicate with each other, and to carry on human and social affairs. They, therefore, arbitrarily named the things and occurrences around making use of vocal sounds for the purpose of communication. After that they showed the vocal sounds and sets of vocal sounds in written signals.



Because of these reasons, we decided to choose the topic “English morpheme system and some applications of learning morpheme in establishing words”.



2. Aims of the study



We hope that our study is useful for English learners, for those who want to consolidate their knowledge about morpheme. Furthermore, it can help people significantly improve their vocabulary to apply in translation and finally, they can also guess meanings new words without using dictionary.



3. Scope of the study.



The elimination of the essay is from 15-20 pages, so we can only deal with

· Definition, types of English morpheme.

· Definition, types of Vietnamese morpheme.

· Some suggestions in forming words.





4. The methods of the study.



To complete this study, we used some following methods:



+ Library research: we collected the data from curriculums, internet, and some valuable books of foreign and domestic scholars. We think these are valuable sources to effectively support for our study.



+ Comparison: we gave out the similarities and differences between English morpheme and Vietnamese morpheme.



5. Design of the study.



Our essay is divided into five main parts:



Part I: Introduction



Part II: Development



This is divided into 2 chapters:



Chapter 1:Some theoretical background knowledge.



Chapter 2: Comparison with Vietnamese morphology



Part III: Conclusion



Part IV: References



Part V: Exercises