A, an ill are all examples of:
Correct answer: B. morphemes
- A. syntax
- B. morphemes
- C. overregularization
- D. phonemes
Explanation
A morpheme is the smallest meaningful unit of language, and each item here can function as a meaningful unit: “a,” “an,” and “ill.” Phonemes are merely individual speech sounds and do not necessarily carry meaning.
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