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[Explanation1]: Article Usage:
Here an article is required since you are specifying a type of field within linguistics.

[Explanation2]: Word Choice:
Here the word choice has been revised.

[Explanation3]: Grammar:
The sentence has been made grammatically correct by using the singular verb “studies” for the singular subject that (morphology).

[Explanation4]: Capitalization:
Since “morphemes” is not a proper noun, it need not be capitalized.

[Explanation5]: Subject area:
The definition has been added here.

[Explanation6]: Language:
Sentence structure has been enhanced by eliminating wordiness and using a concise conjunction.

[Explanation7]: Language:
Unnecessary phrases have been removed from the document.

[Explanation8]: Punctuation:
The missing comma has been added here.

[Explanation9]: Language:
The phrase has been made concise and accurate, while maintaining a formal tone.

[Explanation10]: Typographical error:
This has been corrected.

[Explanation11]: Grammar:
The noun has been added here to avoid ambiguity with the other noun “words.”

[Explanation12]: Punctuation:
The correct punctuation has been used.

[Explanation13]: Word choice:
Here an appropriate transition word has been used to avoid an informal expression.

[Explanation14]: Article Usage:
“grammar” is used here as a variable noun in the field of linguistics; hence, an article is required since a specific theory on the rules of the language is going to be constructed.

[Explanation15]: Punctuation:
The missing period has been added.

[Explanation16]: Word choice:
Here the more commonly used term in the discipline is "spoken".

[Explanation17]: Punctuation:
The incorrect hyphen has deleted.

[Explanation18]: Punctuation:
Incorrectly used ellipses have been deleted.

[Explanation19]: Article usage:
Since “unit” is countable, it would take an indefinite article.

[Explanation20]: Grammar:
Here the missing verb has been added.

[Explanation21]: Grammar:
The awkward compound modifier has been changed to its noun forms for better readability and clarity.

[Explanation22]: Style:
The general style is to use the latin abbreviation.

[Explanation23]: Style:
A serial comma is added before or/and in a list in American English.

[Explanation24]: Language:
Content has been added here to bring out the parallelism between the idea stated in the previous sentence and the illustration given here.

[Explanation25]: Language:
The sentence has been restructured for readability.

[Explanation26]: Consistency:
This sub-heading has been pluralized like other sub-headings.

[Explanation27]: Capitalization:
Proper nouns are capitalized.

[Explanation28]: Grammar:
A comma has been added here to separate the introductory phrase from the rest of the sentence for clarity.

[Explanation29]: Language:
The term has been deleted to avoid redundancy.

[Explanation30]: Subject area:
The correct technical word has been used.

[Explanation31]: Grammar:
Comma is used before non-restrictive clauses beginning with “which.”

[Explanation32]: Style:
Abbreviations such as “e.g.” and “i.e.” are followed by commas in American English.

[Explanation33]: Grammar:
The correct conjunction pair has been used.

[Explanation34]: Subject area:
An advance edit provides suggestions for enhancements in the manuscript. The suggestion is not incorporated in the main content but is recommended to the author via remarks.