"girl" is a _____________ morpheme., Bound, Free, Derivational, Inflectional, "pre" is an example of __________ morpheme., free, lexical, derivational, inflectional, What are the two types of free morphemes?, Inflectional and derivational, Inflectional and lexical, Lexical and derivational, Lexical and Functional, What are the two types of bound morphemes?, Inflectional and derivational, Inflectional and lexical, Lexical and derivational, Lexical and Functional, "the" is an example of_____________., inflectional morpheme, derivational morpheme, lexical morpheme, Functional morpheme, "er" in an adjective is an example of:, lexical morpheme, inflectional morpheme, functional morpheme, derivational, _________changes the semantic meaning of a word and have roots in Greek or Latin., Inflectional morpheme, Derivational morpheme, Lexical morpheme, Functional morpheme, Inflectional morphemes never change the grammatical category (part of speech) of a word., True, False, Not given, Not possible, derivational morphemes never change the part of speech of a word., True, False, Not given, Not possible, What are the bound morphemes "unpresentable", present and able are the bound morphemes, un and present are the bound morphemes, un and pre are the bound morphemes, un- and –able are bound morphemes.
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