A) two more words B) for example to be of the same C) the process that assigns an already D) Is a branch of science about structures of words
A) the process of addingt B) a word formead by dropping one or C) be of the same D) a sound or a combination of sounds, or its representation in writing or printing
A) the store of both B) are hyponims of some C) oy by combinig initial lettres D) the fundamental unit of the lexicon of a lenguage
A) most productive word formation B) a meaningful linguistic unit consisting of a word, such as man, or a word element C) compound where both elements D) these can be gruped
A) processof adding B) the categorcial part that contains C) any of the variant forms of a morpheme D) these can be
A) for example to be of the same B) latter, syllable.etc C) the phonetic(s) D) from its constituent parts
A) morpheme is one that can stand alone B) some unexoressed smantic head C) these can be are nouns D) the process of addingt
A) a morpheme thay only appears as part of a larger word B) classification of compounds C) the store of both D) these can be gruped
A) two more words B) the syntactic category of the had C) the process of addingt D) morpheme with meaning
A) are hyponims of some B) same part often speech C) most productive word formation D) functional morphemes consistof the functional words in the lenguage
A) a word formead by dropping one or B) can be added toa word to create C) classification of compounds D) classification of compounds
A) compound where both elements B) modify a words tense,number,aspect,and so on, without deriving a new word C) these can be are nouns D) house intended for
A) word to which an inflection morpheme is attached B) the process of addingt C) these can be D) some unexoressed smantic head
A) oy by combinig initial lettres B) word to which derivational sufflix or prefix is attached C) of graded categorization D) are hyponims of some
A) for example to be of the same B) smallest possible base C) these can be gruped D) from its constituent parts
A) be of the same B) without inflectional morphology C) differences between the base D) classification of compounds
A) words consist of sequences of morphs with each morph representing one morpheme B) processof adding C) the process of addingt D) compound where both elements
A) with cases,one morph could represent more than one morpheme B) fluent aphasia C) these can be D) two more words
A) a word that consists eitherof two or more elements that are independent words B) the process that assigns an already C) the store of both D) are hyponims of some
A) for example to be of the same B) these can be gruped C) the process of addingt D) occus when a bound morpheme is attached to a root |