THE STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH VOCABULARIES
Keywords:
Key words: classification, functional, stylistic, individual, robust, encompassing, linguistic, comprehension, critical, broad vocabulary.Abstract
Abstract: English vocabulary is a rich and complex system that has evolved
over centuries, influenced by various languages and cultures. Its structure is built upon
several fundamental elements, including word formation, borrowing, and semantic
relationships, each contributing to its vast lexicon and dynamic usage.
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