Morphological changes in English adjectives and nouns
often follow predictable patterns, but irregular forms
persist due to historical linguistic influences. Regarding
plurals, comparatives, and superlatives, choose the
correct alternative.

Question

Morphological         changes         in         English         adjectives         and         nouns
often         follow         predictable         patterns,         but         irregular         forms
persist         due         to         historical         linguistic         influences.         Regarding
plurals,         comparatives,         and         superlatives,         choose         the
correct         alternative. Alternativa A:  Irregular         plurals         like         "children"         or         "oxen"         are
examples         of         the         "zero         plural"         phenomenon         where         the
singular         and         plural         forms         are         identical. Ou Alternativa B: The         comparative         form         of         all         two-syllable         adjectives
must         be         formed         by         adding         the         suffix         "-er,"         regardless
of         whether         they         end         in         "-y." Ou Alternativa C: Nouns         of         Greek         origin         ending         in         "-is,"         such         as
"analysis"         or         "crisis,"         typically         form         their         plural         by
changing         the         ending         to         "-es." Ou Alternativa D: The         superlative         of         "bad"         is         "bader,"         following         the
standard         rule         for         short         adjectives         to         ensure
morphological         consistency         in         the         language.

Associação Municipal do Extremo Oeste de Santa Catarina · Accepted Answer

Alternativa [C] Nouns         of         Greek         origin         ending         in         "-is,"         such         as
"analysis"         or         "crisis,"         typically         form         their         plural         by
changing         the         ending         to         "-es."

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