What is the Place of Grammar in Language Teaching?

O. Analyze this sentence in to morphemes. Curly brackets { } are often used to indicate morphemes, and you can do so if you wish:
First he put his dirty sweater and socks into the washing machine, then returned to the armchair in front of the television.
A morpheme is the combination of sounds that have a meaning and does not necessarily have to be a word. There are two types of morphemes:
(A) Free morpheme: a morpheme that can stand alone as a word without another morpheme. (B) Bound morpheme: a sound or a combination of sounds that cannot stand alone as a word.
FM = Free Morpheme
BM = Bound Morpheme
{first} + {he} + {put} + {his} + {dirt} + {-y} + {sweat} + {-er} + {and} + {sock} +
FM FM FM FM FM BM FM BM FM FM
{-s} + {in} + {to} + {the} + {wash} + {-ing} + {machine} + {then} + {re-} + {turn}+
BM FM FM FM FM BM FM FM BM FM
{-ed} + {to} + {the} + {arm} + {chair} + {in} + {front} + {of} + {the} + {tele-}+
BM FM FM FM FM FM FM FM FM FM
{vision}
FM
{first}- sequence adverb
{he}- subject pronoun
{put}- verb, past tense
{his}- possessive adjective
{dirty}-{dirt} noun{y} adjective forming suffix
{sweater}-{sweat} verb{er} suffix forming noun
{and}- conjuction to list items
{socks}-{sock} - singular noun{s} plural, suffix forming
{into}-{in} preposition
{to} preposition
{the}- definite article
{washing}-{wash} verb
{ing} bound morpheme suffix forming
{machine}- noun
{then}-adverb of sequence
{returned}-{re} prefix forming bound morpheme
{turn}-verb
{ed} simple past
{to}- preposition
{the}-definite article
{armchair}-{arm}-noun
{chair} - noun, compound noun
{in}- preposition
{front}-preposition
{of}-preposition
{the}-definite article
{television}-{tele} -prefix
{vision} -noun

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