syntactic evidence

noun morphological evidence

different suffixes (-ation, -ing, -ment), plural endings (s), possessive endings (‘s)

noun syntactic evidence

follows a determiner (that, these, this, those, the, a), preceded by an adjective

verb morphological evidence

can a word take a suffix for present or past tense (x-s, x-ed)

verb syntactic evidence

can a word be combined with a modal (can, should, must), can the word be used with an adverb (quickly, often)

adjective morphological evidence

can a word be used in a comparative form by adding -er, can a word be put between a determiner and a noun

adjective syntactic evidence

can the word be preceded by very

adverb morphological evidence

does the word have an -ly suffix

adverb syntactic evidence

can the word be preceded by very, is the word ungrammatical when positioned between a determiner and a noun

preposition syntactic evidence

can the word be followed by a noun phrase