Morphological changes in English adject… (AMEOSC 2026)

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Morphological changes in English adjectives and nouns often follow predictable patterns, but irregular forms persist due to historical linguistic influences. Regarding plurals, comparatives, and superlatives, choose the correct alternative.

AIrregular plurals like "children" or "oxen" are examples of the "zero plural" phenomenon where the singular and plural forms are identical.BThe comparative form of all two-syllable adjectives must be formed by adding the suffix "-er," regardless of whether they end in "-y."CNouns of Greek origin ending in "-is," such as "analysis" or "crisis," typically form their plural by changing the ending to "-es."DThe superlative of "bad" is "bader," following the standard rule for short adjectives to ensure morphological consistency in the language.

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