what is morphology in communication
1 Phonology is the study of the sound system of a language or languages. 2  Morphology is a branch of biology which concerns the form and structure or organisms; this definition includes the form and structure of words within a language, and their modification. Syntax is the branch of linguistics that covers the grammatical arrangements of words within sentences, and how we use speech in communication. 2  Semantics deals with the study of meaning; how we combine words to create meaningful discourse. 3  It studies the relationship between signs and symbols and what they represent.
1 In present-day linguistics, the term ' morphology ' refers to the study of the internal structure of words, and of the systematic form-meaning correspondences between words. . . .  2 The notion 'systematic' in the definition of morphology given above is important. The notion 'systematic' in the definition of morphology given above is important. 2  For instance, we might observe a form difference and a corresponding meaning difference between the English noun ear and the verb hear.