Discussion
Morphologists divide morphemes into a specific number of types, namely
Answer: D
Morphologists divide morphemes into the types free, bound, zero and portmanteau, so option (D) is right. A free morpheme can stand alone as a word, a bound morpheme must attach to another, a zero morpheme has meaning but no sound, and a portmanteau morpheme carries several meanings in a single form. Option (A) lists parts of a word such as root, stem, prefix and suffix, which are not types of morphemes. Option (B) lists kinds of affix together with the allomorph, which is a variant of a morpheme. Option (C) lists Sanskrit grammatical terms.
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