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Which phrase best describes a characteristic of an affix?(1 point)
the smallest meaningful unit in a language
added to a base or root
gives a word its principal meaning
has meaning on its own
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"Added to a base or root."
Explanation: An affix is a bound morpheme attached to a base or root (e.g., -s, un-, -ness); it doesn't typically stand alone or provide the word's principal meaning.
Explanation: An affix is a bound morpheme attached to a base or root (e.g., -s, un-, -ness); it doesn't typically stand alone or provide the word's principal meaning.
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