Morphemes' definition, types, examples... (Part I) | Simple English Advice

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hi! I have a question. The word "shouldn't" is considered as one or two morpheme?

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Thank you very much,
Can you show me how many morphemes in "bloody

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two blood + y

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Consider can be broken down more no? Con is a word, so would con not be a morpheme? Or must we break down the whole word so it wouldn't work in this case?

[@honigfuchs111]

Hey, in case you're still interested in knowing why:
"consider" without "con-" would be "sider" which is no real word. Therefore "con" can't be excluded.

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​@@honigfuchs111 - ate is neither a real word, but yet can be separated. Why?

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How many morphemes in movement

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The word "con" does have a definition.

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Wat is the definition of fi

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Wat is the definition of dence

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Con - criminal

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