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Dogs dog-s dog and s are example of a syllables b roots c morphemes d affixes
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dog-s

dog and s are example of
a syllables
b roots
c morphemes
d affixes

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The correct answer is C, 'morphemes'. The first morpheme, 'dog', is a root word to which the other, inflectional morpheme '-s' is added. 
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