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<title>The Analysis of Derivational and Inflectional Morpheme in the Lyrics of Harris J’s Songs</title>
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<namePart>Annisa Ul Fithryyah</namePart>
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<note>This research analysis the derivational and inflectional morphemes in song
lyrics. This research aimed to identify the derivational and inflectional 
morphemes in Harris J‟s song‟s lyrics and disclose the dominant types of 
derivational and inflectional morphemes that used in those songs. This 
research used qualitative content analysis method. The data were obtained 
from Harris J‟s songs lyric on the internet. Title of the songs they are, Salam 
„Alaikum, Good Life, Rasool‟ Allah, The One, Paradise, I Promise and Love 
Who You Are by Harris J. The result showed that 11 derivational affixes 
found in seven songs lyric: 9 suffixes and 2 prefixes. Those appearance 
suffixes were “ness, ful, ing and, en”, the appearance prefix was “un” and 
“in”. Meanwhile the inflectional showed 64 affixes found in the seven songs 
lyric. All kinds of inflections are found –s plural, -s third singular person, 
“ing progressive, “ed” past tense, “ed” past participle”, “er” comparative, 
and ”est” superlative. The most dominant morpheme was inflectional 
morpheme with 64 affixes found in seven songs of Harris J. The implication 
for English education department is TBI alumni as teacher candidates use 
song as a media for learning.</note>
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