Answer:
D
Explanation:
The root mort means death and the prefix im means not. This prefix is used in many other English words such as immaculate, immature, immediate, imminent, immeasurable, etc., and negates the effect of the root word.
In the case of im + mort, the word immortal means not dead or never experiencing death. Another way of expressing this idea is a never-ending or undending existence.
The answer is 932044
they be like the Lorax tbh
In the first and second paragraphs of "War Message to Congress", Woodrow Wilson <span>Wilson established pathos by saying that the German submarines are cruel and unruly. He said that there's no such thing more important than human life.</span>
The correct answer is -a root word, where -un is a prefix. Suffix is used after the stem of a word, and prefix is used before the stem. They both belong to the category of affixes. Some other examples might be ‘uncertain’ , ‘unrealistic’ , ‘unfit’ and so on.
Letter B should be correct because he investigated his ancestry to determine for himself how he felt about it :)
