Which example constitutes a single morpheme?
A)headless
B)he
C)h
D)headless horseman

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"he" is a single morpheme, meaning it cannot be broken down into smaller meaningful units. A morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning in a word. "Headless" consists of two morphemes ("head" and "-less"), "h" is not a recognizable morpheme on its own, and "headless horseman" consists of three morphemes ("head", "-less", and "horseman").

Which Example Constitutes a Single Morpheme