True, A morpheme is the smallest unit of language with grammatical or lexical meaning., Derivational morphology studies morphemes, allomorphs, and word formation., Free morphemes can stand by themselves., Inflectional morphology studies word forms and meaning., Common nouns can be countable or non-countable., The suffix -ness typically forms nouns., In noun phrases, the head is the fundamental part., Generic reference can be expressed with a zero article., False, Bound morphemes can always stand alone as words., All grammatical morphemes are free morphemes., Proper nouns denote things as general notions., Closed-class words are constantly expanding with many new members., All English nouns are invariable and uninflected., The possessive case is marked only with the ending -ed., Adjectives function only as post-modifiers in English.

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