un-
Yes, it's a morpheme because it carries one unit of meaning.
However, it's made by combining two phonemes: /u/ and /n/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoneme
A prefix such as in the word unhappy, can be called a?
My answer was a morpheme but can't it also be called a phoneme?
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a trick question because? of can be called
I don't understand that. Please re-type and proofread before you hit Post.
is this a trick question, because the question contained the word (can)
and un is a morpheme, not can be called
and un is a morpheme, not can be called