@incollection{digilib23539,
          volume = {Vol. 1},
          number = {No. 1},
           month = {May},
          author = {Ruli Hapsari},
          series = {Prosiding},
       booktitle = {PROCEEDING OF CONSORTIUM OF LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE Contemporary Issues in English Linguistics, Literature, and Education},
           title = {PREFIXATION PROCESS IN THE FORMATION OF NEGATION
ADJECTIVES IN ENGLISH: A MORPHOPHONEMIC STUDY},
         address = {Yogyakarta},
       publisher = {Fakultas Adab dan Ilmu Budaya},
            year = {2016},
           pages = {21--28},
        keywords = {prefixes, morphophonemic, English},
             url = {https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/23539/},
        abstract = {The objectives of this study are investigating the properties of prefixes when they attach
to adjectives to construct negative forms of adjectives, and by doing so, providing useful
information for helping L2 learners to be able to figure out the rules governed which in
turn to be able to predict strange words more confidently by taking into account the
described rules. This is what to describe in this paper by highlighting on how negative
prefixes derive negation forms of adjectives from positive ones. Prefixation process in
this study is derivational process which constructs negation forms of adjectives from
word class of adjective. In the process, sound change is of a necessity. It is caused by
either phonological or morphological conditioning. Prefix \{in-\} is not always regular all the
time and cannot always attach to any base with any initial phoneme. For new L2 learners
or even English-acquiring children, this might be a problem that they encounter.
Apparently, it is generally rule-governed. The rule is well-known as morphophonemic
rule, one of which is assimilation.
Keywords: prefixes, morphophonemic, English}
}