English, 15.07.2021 14:50, perezanthony2403

A)The adjective "local" is formed by adding a suffix to a free morepheme. -True
-or false
b) The word (news) takes a form in the noun paradigm
- singular only
-singular + plural
- plural only
-singular + plural + possessive

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A)The adjective "local" is formed by adding a suffix to a free morepheme. -True
-or false