Morphemes

Which one is an example of an inflectional morpheme?

• -ize to form a verb from a noun

• -er to form a comparative adjective

• -ic to form an adjective

• -ly to form an adverb from an adjective

Inflectional morphemes do not change the words' meaning or class, they just add more ______________.

• Grammatical information to the word.

• Strategical information to the word.

• Information to the word.

• different meaning to words

Inflectional and derivational morphemes are the two variations of ___________.

• suffixes

• bound morphemes

• free morphemes

• prefixes

It is the smallest unit of word.

• Morphemes

• Phonemes

• Morphology

• Phonology

What is the morpheme that can stand alone?

• Bound morphemes

• Free morphemes

• Derivational morpheme

• Morpheme

This is used to compare.

• Derivational morphemes

• Morpheme

• Bound morphemes

• Inflectional morpheme

What kind of affixes does you use before the morpheme?

• Suffixes

• Prefixes

• Circumfixes

• Infixes

This are added to base word to change their grammatical form, but the word maintains it's meaning.

• Lexical morpheme

• Inflectional morpheme

• Derivational morpheme

• Morphemes

It is independently type of free morphemes.

This type of morpheme cannot stand alone.