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Word Structure: Root, Thematic Vowel, Theme, Endings, Affixes and Linking Vowel / Consonant

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In the verse 'no meio do caminho', what morphological element is used to form the word 'caminho' from its root?
a.
Linking consonant
b.
Tense-temporal ending
c.
Prefixal affix
d.
Personal number ending
e.
Linking vowel

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