Question Detail
Question
Affixes like '-ic' and '-ity' are examples of which type, as they shift stress to a different syllable (e.g., 'magnet' vs 'magnetic')?
Correct Answer
Option C is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
Stress-moving affixes cause the stress to remain on the stem but shift to a different syllable, e.g., 'magnet' vs 'magnetic'.
Hint
They 'move' the stress to a different syllable in the word.