Identify all the morphemes in the following sentence and classify them according to types. In schools, we usually use English while communicating with our teachers and...

      

Identify all the morphemes in the following sentence and classify them according to types.
In schools, we usually use English while communicating with our teachers and friends.

  

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Candy
In-a free morpheme in this case (can be a bound morpheme to negate ,for example,inappropriate)
school-a free morpheme,can stand on its own
(s)to show plural of school-its a bound morpheme that has to be attached to a word so as to have meaning.In this case,it has been used to show number,that is ,pluralisation.
we-a free morpheme
usual-a free morpheme
(ly) in usually-a bound morpheme that cannot stand on its own.It is a suffix that shows frequency of an occurrence.
use-a free morpheme
(Engl)in English-it is the root word, that means it is a bound morpheme ,suffixes may be attached to it to acquire a different meaning.For example,England.
(ish) in English-a bound morpheme ,in this case it is a suffix.
while-a free morpheme
communicat-a bound morpheme and the root word which cannot make sense unless a suffix is added.For example,communication,communicative etc.
(ing) in communicating -a bound morpheme .A suffix attached to verbs to show tense.
with-a free morpheme
our-a free morpheme.
(teach) in teachers-it is a free morpheme and the root word.By adding prefixes and suffixes to it ,we obtain many other words.For example,teachable,teaching etc.
(er) in teachers-a bound morpheme added as a suffix
(s) in teachers-a bound morpheme to show number,pluralisation of teacher.
and-a free morpheme
friend- a free morpheme,suffixes can be attached to obtain other words .For example,friendly,friendship
(s) in friends -a bound morpheme that shows plural of friend.

Mabonga candy answered the question on February 1, 2019 at 09:20


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