MOR106 - Morphological Alternation

[@aryanyekrangi7093]

I'm doing my Master's degree in Linguistic Data Sciences. Somehow I've learned more from these videos than in the classroom...

[@Pedro-ds3cq]

There's a minor terminological slip about Latin. The form laudavi should not be called present perfect in Latin even though the name in Latin was preteritum perfectum. This corresponds to the simple past in English because it denotes a single event in the past, whereas the English present perfect is exactly the opposite: its time is unspecified.

[@palomasrk]

Very well explained as always.

[@tanumrita]

Thank you, professor

[@bephrem]

way better than my teacher