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Which choice describes a morpheme?(1 point)
A morpheme supplies the main meaning for a word.
A morpheme can be added to the beginning or end of a word.
A morpheme is a small unit that has its own meaning.
A morpheme is a word that can stand alone with its own meaning.
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Correct answer: "A morpheme is a small unit that has its own meaning." (Option 3.)
Explanation: A morpheme is the smallest meaningful unit in a language. It can be a free morpheme (a standalone word) or a bound morpheme (an affix attached to a word).
Explanation: A morpheme is the smallest meaningful unit in a language. It can be a free morpheme (a standalone word) or a bound morpheme (an affix attached to a word).
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