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Corruption of ‘accidents’, signifying the properties and qualities of the parts of speech, such as gender, number, and case. Originally the word meant a small book containing these, but it is now used to express that part of grammar which deals with inflections.



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In the Spanish language, the indicative and subjunctive mood is expressed by means of inflectional morphology.
Mood selection: a look at Northern Nevada Latinos by Isabelli, Casilde / Academic Exchange Quarterly
Yet, the inflectional morphology poses one of the frequently reported learning problems in ESL pedagogy (Makalela, 1999; Kachru, 1986; Lowenberg, 2002; Schmied, 1991).
Demystifying inflectional push-pull in ESL pedagogy by Makalela, Leketi / Academic Exchange Quarterly
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