LEXICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL LEVELS IN TEXT FORMATION

Abstract

This thesis examines the lexical and morphological levels in text formation, focusing on how vocabulary, word structure, and grammatical processes shape coherent and meaningful texts. It analyzes lexical choice, collocations, register, and morphological derivation and inflection, highlighting their interaction in ensuring textual cohesion and clarity. The study also considers applications in language teaching, text analysis, and computational linguistics, providing insights for linguists and language learners