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blog post # 5

Irresistable
ETYMOLOGY:  First used  in 1580, comes from the word resist. 
WORD FORMATION: borrowed word.
MORPHEMES: ir                           resist                     able
                        (prefix)                   (stem)                  (suffix) 
                  bound/derivational     free/lexical         bound/derivational

I.D

ETYMOLOGY:First used in 1955, short term  for identification. 

WORD FORMATION: use as an abbreviation.

MORPHEMES:  i                   d

                      ( Stem)          (prefix)

                     free/lexical  bound/derivational

Assassin 
ETYMOLOGY :First used in 1530, came from Arabic hashishiyyin.
WORD FORMATION: borrowed word.
MORPHEMES: Ass              ass              in
                       ( Stem)         (stem)       (stem)
                       free/lexical   free/lexical  free/lexical
Bio hazard
ETYMOLOGY First used in 1973 combining bio+ hazard.
WORD FORMATION: came from gambling.
MORPHEMES: Bio                                  Hazard
                         (Prefix)                              (stem)
                    bound/derivational               free/lexical
Slushy
ETYMOLOGY: First used in 1791, combining slush+y
WORD FORMATION: as a slang for ship's cook.
MORPHEMES:Slush                  y
                         (stem)              (suffix)
                       free/lexical     bound/derivational

blog post #4

1.The rise of the social media affects language because we no longer using our knowledge to spell and spend time in a library like we use know mostly everything like newspapers, books, magazines  are just a click away making people lazy and staying home. at the end it hurts all of us in the long run because life is not a click away when we apply for jobs or encounter real life situations we cant click on that.
2. it reduces the necessity to use English language  because theirs websites that translate mostly everything so instead of people practicing English they try and look it up in their own language and read it then, pr w.e it they searching for now its easy to find it in any sore of language and in simple answers.