Zola states that morphemes are the smallest unit of language. Is this statement true? If not, how would you correct the statement?

Zola is incorrect: morphemes are the smallest unit of language with meaning .

Zola states that morphemes are the smallest unit of language. Is this statement true? If not, how would you correct the statement?

Alright. So Zola states that morphemes are the smallest unit of language. Is this statement true? If not, how would you correct her? So Zola is incorrect, so we're gonna immediately cross out a, because morphemes are not the smallest unit of language. They are the smallest unit of language that has meaning, right? So based on that, our answer is going to be c. Looking at b, this is incorrect because it's saying that morphemes are the largest unit of language. That is incorrect. That would be full sentences, right? Which morphemes are nowhere near the size of a whole sentence. And then d is incorrect because it says both morphemes and phonemes are the smallest units of language, that is incorrect. Phonemes technically are the smallest units, those sound units, and then morphemes are going to be again those smallest units that have meaning. So our answer here is going to be c. And there you go!