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    The Use of a Regular Morpheme in a Word That
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The Use of a Regular Morpheme in a Word That

Question 34

Question 34

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The use of a regular morpheme in a word that is irregular, such as goed, is referred to as a(n) :


A) overextension
B) overregularization
C) underextension
D) none of the above

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