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Which is an example of an inflected word?

What is a derived word?

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What is a derived word?
A word that can stand alone as a morpheme
A word formed by combining two or more words
A word that changes its form based on its grammatical function
A word created by adding an affix to a base word
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Which is an example of an inflected word?
quickly
cats
happily
happiness
3
Example of endocentric compund.
blackmail
eggplant
strawman
raincoat
4
What is a free morpheme?
A morpheme that changes its meaning in different contexts
A morpheme that cannot stand alone as a word
A morpheme that can stand alone as a word
A morpheme that combines with other morphemes to form words
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Which of the following is an example of a bound morpheme?
dog
jump
happy
un-
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The florist ordered those beautiful flowers. Which is a derived word?
ordered
beautiful
flowers
those
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Identify an example of an exocentric compound.
blackboard
bedroom
football
raincoat
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What are affixes?
Bound morphemes attached to a base to create new words
Words that can stand alone as morphemes
Sounds that change within a morpheme due to phonological rules
Words that are formed through reduplication
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What is a compound word?
A word that has a single morpheme
A word that combines two or more words to create a new word
A word that changes its form based on its grammatical function
A word formed by adding prefixes and suffixes to a base word
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Which is an example of a replacive morph?
cats
boxes
books
teeth