Which of the followings is not true about gerund phrases?

derivational suffix

derivational infix

bound base

derivational suffix

derivational infix

bound base

inflectional suffix

derivational infix

bound base

inflectional suffix

derivational infix

bound base

inflectional suffix

derivational infix

bound base

inflectional suffix

derivational infix

bound base

compound words cannot be separated by any segment of language

each component of compound words cannot perform a separate grammatical function

a component of a compound word cannot participate in a grammatical structure

joining two or more words together

joining two or more morphemes together

mixing two words into one

annexing prefixes to a base

adding suffixes to a base

adding affixes to a base

combining different parts of 2 words

picking up the initials of a series of words

cutting off the suffixes of a word

joining two or more words together

cutting off parts of two words

adding affixes to the stem

using the initials of a series of words

cutting off parts of two words

adding affixes to the stem

the original word of that word

the base of that word

the stem of that word

segment of language with meaning

a word to which an affix is attached

mono-morphemic word

morpheme occurring in the middle of a word

morpheme added after a stem

bound base at the beginning of a word