The English language employs various morphological processes to create new words from existing roots. Understanding these processes is crucial for vocabulary expansion and linguistic analysis. Which sequence correctly demonstrates the derivational process from the root "act" to create words with different grammatical categories? A) act (verb) → enact (prefix + verb) → enactment (noun) → enacted (past participle) → enactor (agent). B) act (root) → react (prefix + root) → reaction (noun) → reactive (adjective) → reactivity (noun). C) act (verb) → action (noun) → active (adjective) → actively (adverb) → activate (verb). D) (noun) → acted (past tense) → acting (gerund) → actor (agent noun) → actual (adjective). E) act (verb) → actual (adjective) → actually (adverb) → actuality (noun) → actualize (verb).

A) act (verb) → enact (prefix + verb) → enactment (noun) → enacted (past participle) → enactor (agent).

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The English language employs various morphological processes to create new words from existing roots. Understanding these processes is crucial for vocabulary expansion and linguistic analysis. Which sequence correctly demonstrates the derivational process from the root "act" to create words with different grammatical categories?

✂️ a) act (verb) → enact (prefix + verb) → enactment (noun) → enacted (past participle) → enactor (agent).
✂️ b) act (root) → react (prefix + root) → reaction (noun) → reactive (adjective) → reactivity (noun).
✂️ c) act (verb) → action (noun) → active (adjective) → actively (adverb) → activate (verb).
✂️ d) (noun) → acted (past tense) → acting (gerund) → actor (agent noun) → actual (adjective).
✂️ e) act (verb) → actual (adjective) → actually (adverb) → actuality (noun) → actualize (verb).