What type of morpheme is the suffix '-ish' in the word 'childish'?

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A suffix that creates adjectivesA morpheme indicating plural formA morpheme showing possessionA morpheme denoting past tense

Explanation

Option A is correct because '-ish' is a suffix used to form adjectives, as seen in 'childish'. The other options refer to different morphemes: plural (B), possessive (C), and past tense (D), which are not applicable here.