In the word "shacks", the added morpheme is "-s" and it changes 'shack' from singular to plural.
What about "hitched"? What about "informal" and "mighty"? What are the added morphemes and how do they change [strike]made to[/strike] the meaning or grammatical function? Please help.
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like this.
So - have you worked out the
root of the words "hitched", "informal" and "mighty" yet?
