Answer: C) The peas.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Drier
Answer: A) Part of speech.
Answer: B) Lemmatization
Answer: C) Create new words.
Answer: A) DERIVATION
Answer: A) The one which is expressed by grammatical inflections.
Answer: C) The change in form of words to express grammatical meanings.
Answer: C) A suffix that expresses plurality, possession, tense, or comparison.
Answer: A) Wolves.
Answer: D) Derivation
Answer: B) Morphology studies word structure; syntax studies sentence structure.
Answer: B) Derivational & inflectional.
Answer: C) Inflectional
Answer: A) Inflectional morpheme.
Answer: A) The same.
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) -er,-est,-ing
Answer: C) Grammatical Morphemes.
Answer: B) Inflectional
Answer: B) Inflectional and derivational.
Answer: A) A paradigm.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Twentieth
Answer: D) Derivational and Inflectional.
Answer: D) Exact-exactly
Answer: A) It is the Great Pluralizer, meaning 'more than one.'.
Answer: B) Possessive nouns indicate ownership; contractions combine two words.
Answer: B) The meaning and part of speech.
Answer: C) Derivation
Answer: A) Booths
Answer: A) Modern English.
Answer: A) Elements, linked, ordering, Persians, killed.
Answer: B) Two
Answer: B) Change the part of speech.
Answer: B) Derivational
Answer: B) Inflectional morphemes.
Answer: C) It involves unpredictable changes in form.
Answer: C) These particles "modify" the meaning of a base word.
Answer: A) Word forms and parts of speech.
Answer: B) Grammatical meaning.
Answer: B) Feet
Answer: A) To capture all forms of words including inflections.
Answer: A) Inflectional
Answer: B) To indicate past tense.
Answer: B) Forming new words with affixes.
Answer: A) Synthetic
Answer: D) Inflectional endings.
Answer: A) Paradigm
Answer: B) Etymology
Answer: D) When a word ends with a consonant + y: change y to i and add es.
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: D) Derivational
Answer: B) Plurality
Answer: A) Inflectional (bm).
Answer: C) Paradigm