Are the following sets of boldfaced words forms of a single lexeme, or examples of different lexemes? a. roast (verb), roast (noun) b. roaster 'piece of equipment used for roasting', roaster 'chicken packaged and purchased for roasting' c. roast (verb), roasting (participle of verb with the same meaning: We were roasting chicken halves for the fire station fundraiser), roasting (adverb used to modify 'hot': roasting hot) d. roast, roasts, roasted (all verbs with the same meaning) e. book, books

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Morphology in Linguistics | Definition, Syntax & Examples

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