examples: carefully 3 (morphemes) kingdom 2 (morphemes)

1 brighten 2 6 present 2
2 globally 3 7 perfectionists 3
3 agreement 2 8 dishonestly 4
4 alligator 1 9 purposeful 2
5 belongings 3 10 internationalization 4

examples: kind > kindness, able > ability

1 bore > boredom
2 leak > leak
3 cute > cuteness
4 mobile > mobility
5 prefer > preference
6 arrive > arrival
7 Industrialize > industrialization
8 serve > service
9 acquaint > acquaintance
10 please > pleasure

Example: remarry re-: again

1 monotone recorded
2 midway middle
3 misinterpret wrong
4 meaningful Full of
5 admirable Capable of
6 impossible not
7 semicircle half
8 jobless without
9 womanly Form adverb
10 binoculars twice

1 Deform: 2 morphemes 6 deactivate

2 unreliable 7 marriageability

3 inaccessible 8 infamous
4 flirtatiously 9 gruesomely

5 premature 10 demotivated

Examples: moral > amoral, immoral , tie > un-tie

1 fiction > nonfiction
2 obey > disobey
3 behave > misbehave
4 social > nonsocial
5 code > recode
6 healthy > unhealthy
7 Relevant > irrelevant
8 move > outmoved
9 normal > paranormal
10 cook > uncooked
 Simple Complex Compound Grammatical
word word word structure
Examples:
eat 
eater 
suitcase 
a good meal 

1. in some cases 
2. organic 
3. easy-going 
4. mobile-phone 
5. apparatus 
6. lipstick 
7. too often 
8. unfortunate 
9. space station 
10. desk 
11. the football match 
12. orange juice 
13. slowly 
14. a group of people 
15. swimmer 
16. sofa bed 
17. distance learning 
18. marriage 
19. homesick 
20. loudspeaker 
Examples: BBC> acronym Ad > clipping
1 hair-dress (from 11 UNESCO
hairdresser)
2 icebox 12 weekend ( n > v)
3 guy 13 kodak
4 karaoke 14 babysit ( from
babysitter )
5 HUFLIT 15 spork ( from spoon
+ fork )
6 happiness 16 quack
7 gateau 17 dorm
8 organic 18 CNN
9 heliport ( from 19 nylon
helicopter+ airport)
10 lab 20 cigarette

T F
1 Affixes may be prefixes, suffixes, circumfixes, and infixes. 
2 Derivational affixes derive new words; inflectional affixes make grammatical changes to words. 
3 All morphemes are of equal status in a word. 
4 The term base is used to refer to the phonological realization or manifestation of a morpheme. 
5 A prefix is an affix that attaches to the right of the base. 
6 If different morphs represent the same morpheme, they are grouped together and they are called 
allomorphs of that morpheme.
7 Bound morphemes may be affixes or bound roots such as -ceive. 
8 If the distribution of allomorphs is determined by phonological factors then we say that the allomorphs 
 are phonologically conditioned.
9 The meaning of a compound is not always the sum of the meanings of its parts. 
10 A morpheme is not the smallest meaningful unit in a language. 