Which is the ordering of morphemes in the Kiswahili verb? a. tense, root, person

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Which is the ordering of morphemes in the Kiswahili verb? a. tense, root, personal pronoun b. tense, root personal pronoun c. personal pronoun, root d. tense, personal pronoun, root Based upon the evidence presented in our data, the personal pronouns in Kiswahili would appear to be: a. free functor morphemes b. bound function allomorphs c. bound content morphomes d. free allomorphic morphemes e. bound functor morphemes What is the Kiswahili translation for he/she will hit"? a. anitapiga. b. anapiga c. anipiga. d. atapiga e. analipiga What is the Kiswahili translation for "they like"? a. walipenda b. watapenda c. wanapenda d. awatapenda e. alipenda. Which is the English translation for the Kisahili verb "ulisema"? a. you'll say b. you say c. you've said d. you're saying e. Say! Which is the English translation for the Kiswahili verb "nitapiga"? a. I'm hitting b. I hit. c. I've hit d. I'll hit e. I'd hit What is the GENERAL TERM used to describe the process by which the verb is formed in Kiswahili? a. fixation b. affixation c. prefixation d. infixation e. circumfixation

Explanation / Answer

1.The minimal Swahili (Kiswahili) conjugated verb includes: subject marker-tense marker-root-mood marker.

1.the minimal Swahili verb includes subject marker (personal pronoun) -tense marker- root and mood marker.so correct option is b.personal pronoun,tense,root.

2.prepositions and pronouns are typically functional morphemes.and personal pronouns of swahili language are free.so a.free functor morphemes is correct answer.

3.d.atapiga is right ans for thhis. if translated this he/she will hit.

4.ulisema means stated in english . so you have said is right answer..

5.nitapiga , if we translate it into english then d. i will hit meaning will come.

6.circumfixation is right answer

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