The productivity of native affixes in Modern English

Overall Plan: The Productivity of Native Affixes in Modern English

I. Introduction 

• A. Presentation Title and Author Information 
• B. Aim of the Research (Implicit from tasks): 1. To define productive and non-productive ways of word-formation. 2. To classify types of English affixes. 3. To show the fertility of affixation in Modern English. 
• C. Course Paper Context 
• D. Scientific Adviser Information

II. Chapter I: Ways of Enriching Vocabulary 

• A. Factors Influencing Vocabulary Enrichment (Extra-linguistic, Linguistic) 
• B. Main Ways of Vocabulary Enrichment (Word formation, Borrowings, Semantic derivation) 
• C. 1.1 Word-building in Modern English 1. Morphemes: Root, Affix 2. Affix Classification: a. According to place: Prefix, Infix, Suffix b. According to meaning: Derivational, Functional 
• D. 1.2. Productive and Non-productive Ways of Word-formation

III. Chapter II: Affixation in Modern English 

• A. 2.1. Types of English Affixes 1. Infix (Definition and example) 2. Prefix (Definition and example) 3. Suffix (Definition and example) 
• B. Root, Stem, Base (Definitions and examples) 
• C. 2.2 Fertility of Affixation in Modern English

IV. Conclusion 

• A. Summary of Productivity (ability to form new words) 
• B. Most productive ways of word-formation (affixation, conversion, word-composition, abbreviation) 
• C. Changes in productivity over time (e.g., sound interchange vs. affixation) 
• D. Affirmation of affixation's continued productivity in Modern English

V. The List of Used Literature