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6. Morphology is using the parts of the word to decipher the meaning. The ending morpheme of a word can help you figure out the meaning (prefixes, suffixes, and roots). Question 6 options: True False
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6. Morphology is using the parts of the word to decipher the meaning. The ending morpheme of a word can help you figure out the meaning (prefixes, suffixes, and roots).

Question 6 options:
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The answer is true.

Morphology is the study of the smallest parts of words. It teaches us how to use the parts of the word -- prefixes, roots, and suffixes -- to help determine the meaning of the word.
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