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Date: 18-Feb-2007 From: Ai-li Hsin <gealhsinnknucc.nknu.edu.tw> Subject: Questionnaire of English Morphology
Hi, I am an associate professor at National Koahsiung Normal University. Currently I am working on Chinese EFL students' acquisition of English morphological development. I need native speakers of English to help me with a questionnaire to check if there are actually morphological rules in native speakers' minds. And if yes, what are they?
If your mother tongue is English, would you like to help me with this task?
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