Which of the following is NOT an inflectional form of break?

What is the root in the noun unreliability?

Before an inflectional ending is attached to it, a morpheme or a sequence of morphemes is called ________.

What do we call a meaningful morphological unit of a language that cannot be further divided into smaller elements?

Which of the following kinds of morphemes can stand by itself?

Which one of these does NOT have a cranberry morpheme:

The lack of a natural logical connection between the form of a word and its meaning is referred to as ________________.

The word adorable means 'very attractive and charming'.

This meaning __________ the contribution of the suffix -able ('capable of being VERB-ed')

The morpheme -th (in words like warmth, width, or length) is NOT _________________.

An affix is a morpheme which cannot _______.

In the words "diary" or "dziennik", the meanings 'DAY' and 'SOMETHING TO DO WITH (DAY)' are conveyed through the morphemes, while the meaning 'BOOK' is not _______________.

The morpheme -th found in warmth and depth is the same as the morpheme -th in fifth or seventh.

Allomorphs are _______ variants of a morpheme.