What type of morpheme does the suffix '-s' represent in the word 'boys'?

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A morpheme that creates an adjectiveA morpheme indicating pluralityA morpheme showing possessionA morpheme denoting past tense

Explanation

Option A is correct because the '-s' in 'boys' functions as an adjective-forming morpheme. The other options refer to plural, possessive, and past tense morphemes, which do not apply here.