How does the words "bat" and "cat" differ?

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bclement10

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on: Feb 19, 2019

How does the words "bat" and "cat" differ?

◦ By one morpheme
◦ By one phoneme
◦ In syntax
◦ In form

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Reply #1 on: Feb 19, 2019

By one phoneme

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bclement10

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Reply #2 on: Feb 19, 2019

Thanks

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Reply #3 on: Feb 19, 2019

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