- Now is time for MORPHOLOGY :)

Linguistic research on morphology and on the organization of the lexicon has not initiated any great changes in practical research over the last twenty years. Applied-linguistics research on lexicography, terminology development, second-language acquisition, and language teaching is still employing descriptive approaches that have been in use for some time. This state of affairs is not nevessarily a problem, since straigtforeard descriptive terminology is best understood across disciplines and is most transparent for application.