False starts, reformulations, or repetitions unless the repetition is for emphasis (e.g. “[then) then ſhe gol he went to the zoo” is counted as 6 morphemes; “No! No! No!” is counted as 3). le meaning

DO COUNT: 1. The -s plural marker (e.g. cat-s, dogs-s). Count it even when used on irregular plurals (e.g. mouse-s). (Exception: plurals never occurring in the singular (e.g. pants, clothes) count as just one morpheme.) 2. The -ed past tense marker (walk-ed, play-ed). The-ed morpheme is counted even when used improperly (go-ed, drink-ed). all past tense 2 3. The -ing present participle marker (e.g. walk-ing, count-ing). 2 4. The -s 3rd person regular tense marker (e.g. he like-s sweets, Bob walk-s fast). (Exception: does counts as one morpheme.] Count 2 5. Possessive -‘s marker (e.g. mummy’s hat, boy’s toy). 6. Contractions (e.g. she’s, he’ll, they’re, what’s, she’d, we’ve, can’t, aren’t would all count as 2 morphemes each). (Exceptions: let’s, don’t and won’t are assumed to be understood as single units, rather than as a contraction of two words, so are just counted as one morpheme.) 7. Diminutives (e.g. doggie, horsie, dolly) and catenatives (e.g. gonna, wanna, hafta) count as one morpheme. just county DO NOT COUNT: DI II 1. False starts, reformulations, or repetitions unless the repetition is for emphasis (e.g. “[then) then ſhe gol he went to the zoo” is counted as 6 morphemes; “No! No! No!” is counted as 3). le meaning 2. Compound words, reduplications, and proper names count as single words (e.g. fireman, choo-choo, Big Bird). edh bookbag I proper name O 3. Irregular past tense verbs and irregular plurals count as one morpheme (e.g. took, went, mice, men Fell 1 4. Fillers (e.g. um, well, oh, um hmm). tred 5. Grammatically incorrect morphemes. (“I Wented there” is 3 morphemes not 4) 6. Morphemes in a one word utterance. Always count as 1. Surprisingly itense roper names (Grandma, Judy, Ms. Clark) count as one morpheme Past