Morpheme, Morphemes are the smallest meaningful units in language that cannot be further divided into smaller meaningful parts., Free Morphemes, Can stand alone as words and carry meaning independently (e.g., "cat," "run," "happy")., Free /Morphemes, These type of morphemes can be classified as : Lexical or Functional., Bound Morphemes, Cannot stand alone and must be attached to free morphemes to convey meaning (e.g., "-er" in "teacher," "-ed" in "walked")., Bound -Morphemes, These type of morphemes can be classified as: Derivational or Inflectional., Lexical Morphemes, They include nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs., Functional Morphemes, They include articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and pronouns., Derivational Morpheme, What type of morpheme is described in this example: Adding the prefix "un-" to the adjective "happy" forms the new adjective "unhappy," changing the meaning to "not happy.“, Inflectional morpheme, Adding the suffix "-s" to the noun "cat" forms the plural noun "cats," indicating that there is more than one cat., "cat," "run," "happy")., are examples of free morphmes.
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