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by Adriana Getsemani Martinez Guzman
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Is a lexical set a group of words related to one topic, like clothes?

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Does lexical meaning refer to the dictionary definition of a word?

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Do all the words in a lexical field have completely different meanings?

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Is “book” a lexical morpheme because it has meaning by itself?

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Do “teach,” “teacher,” and “teaching” belong to the same word family?

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Does grammatical meaning show how a word functions in a sentence?

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Is the suffix “-ed” in “walked” a grammatical morpheme?

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Do words like “cat,” “dog,” and “rabbit” belong to the same semantic field?

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Is a morpheme the smallest unit of meaning in a language?

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