Morphology studies the structure of words and any changes that occur to them, whether at the level of meaning or form. When we look at morphological textbooks, we find them composed of an organizational structure that coordinates the morphological content according to it. This structure consists of the main topics of the content, which form the chapters or sections of the book, and their issues which are considered branches of the main topics. Thirdly, there are the morphological rules, which govern those changes.
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