Grammatical meaning of morphemes in English and Russian languages

Baudouin de Courtenay for many years studied the different Indo-European languages, wrote his scientific works not only in Russian and Polish, but also in German, French, Czech, Italian, Lithuanian and other languages. Working in expeditions that studied Slavic languages ​​and dialects, he fixed their phonetic features. His discoveries in the field of comparative (typological) analysis of Slavic languages ​​have anticipated the emergence of ideas that later found their way into the works of eminent typological slavicist Jakobson. These studies Baudouin de Courtenay (including the ideas of younger colleagues who died early, a talented NV KRUSZEWSKI - as the Poles working in Kazan), a theory of phonemic and phonetic alternations.

Introduction………………………………………………………3
Morphemes in English language…………………………………5
Morphemes in Russian language………………………………....7
Lexical and Grammatical Meaning of Morphemes………………9
Inflexions and Derivational morphemes in English language……9
Inflexions in Russian language …………………………………..11
Conclusion………………………………………………………..13
Bibliography……………………………………………………...14