Word Formation: Clipping

How do you clip words? And why? Watch this video to hopefully find out the answer!

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[saminamaroosh]

I am glad to found this channel very calm and clear voice for non native learners keep it up

[pethuchathu]

This is really useful to me. Please do these vedios in the future as well. Thank you very much for sharing these invaluable things with us and encourage you to be successful in your carrier.

[kekeuba]

Glad I found this channel!! Thank you for sharing, keep it up!

[nurazizah]

Thank you for your explanation, Sir.
This video is amazing.

[yordankayordanova]

Hello
I am about to take my Bachelor's degree in English studies. I do like the videos you made, very clearly explained and with all the possible examples you gave. I think would be very helpful for most of the learners if you name the blending terms as in the example you gave ''pub'' (Aphaeresis- when the 1st sound/ syllable is dropped out at the beginning of the word) from the public house.

[norahtubagus]

glad to watch this, i would like to ask, what about the slang words chum, fella, and peeps how they actually have formed? hope i got the answer soon.. thank you for the great content

[Mistypran]

Calm and composed presentation #mistypran

[harfadamianan]

For chem-lab, is it an example of multiple processes in word formation? (Because you have to clip then compound them)

[vankaramesh]

Pub Ad for Public Administration
Admin for admisinistration office
Philo for philosophy
Shop com for shopping complex