Module 2. Word strcuture

1. Sing-Sang-Sung/ Foot-Feet/ Goose-Geese/ Sink-Sank-Sunk  is an example of ___________

• additive allomorph

• replacive allomorph

• Suppletive allomorph

•  zero allomorph

Bid-Bade-Bidden/ Ox-Oxen/ Louse-Lice/ Person-People/ Break-Broke-Broken/ Go-Went-Gone is an example of ___________

• additive allomorph

• replacive allomorph

• Suppletive allomorph

• zero allomorph

  
  

Let-Let-Let/ Pike-Pike/ Swine-Swine/ Sheep + -s(=Ø) = sheep/ deer-deer/ fish-fish is an example of ___________

• additive allomorph

• replacive allomorph

• Suppletive allomorph

• zero allomorph

  
  

The underlined part in the following example (/-t//-d//-id/ /-s/ /-z/ /-iz/ is a kind of _______________

• additive allomorph

• eplacive allomorph

• Suppletive allomorph

• zero allomorph

The word “gentlemanliness” has ________ morphemes.

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

The word “disestablishmentarianism” has ________ morphemes.

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

The word “desirability” has ________ morphemes.

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

The underlined part "est" in the sentence “The longest bridge in the world is the Danyang-Kunshan Grand with 164km” is ________ morpheme. 

• inflectional

• derivational

• lexical

• functional

The underlined part "with" in the sentence “ Tom is playing tennis with his friend in the playground.” is ________ morpheme.

• inflectional

• derivational

• lexical

• functional

The underlined part "company"in the sentence “ Jane is working in a multinational company.” is ________ morpheme.

• inflectional

• derivational

• lexical

• functional