Discussion
................ is the type of morphology that changes the word category and affect the meaning.
Answer: B
The type is derivational morphology.
Derivational affixes create new words, often changing the word class and the meaning: happy (adjective) to happiness (noun), teach (verb) to teacher (noun).
Inflectional morphology adds grammatical information such as tense or number without changing the category (walk, walked; cat, cats). Cliticization attaches a reduced word to another, as in I'm, and 'Infuational' is not a term.
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