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Announcer: the suffix is -er and the word announce with the addition of the suffix -er is a noun.
Boastful: the suffix is -ful and the word boast with the addition of the suffix -ful is an adjective.
Misspeak: the prefix is mis- and the word speak with the addition of the prefix mis- is a verb, the prefix does not change the part of speech to which this word belongs.
Victorious: the suffix is -ious and the word victor with the addition of the suffix -ious is an adjective.
Uncommon: the prefix is un- and the word common with the addition of the prefix un- is an adjective, the prefix does not change the part of speech to which this word belongs to.
Explanation:
Suffixes are letters that we add<u> after</u> the root of a word (the main part of the word) to form new ones. The addition of the Suffix can change the category of a word. For example, if the root of a word is a noun when we add a suffix it turns into an adjective, like beauty and beautiful.
Prefixes are letters that we add <u>before </u>the root of a word, and as well as suffixes, they can modify the part of speech of a word.
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C: She was from the feuture
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In the first few paragraphs, Tellez introduces two potential weapons, the razor and Captain Torres’s pistol. Readers feel a premonition of violence and wonder if either of these will be used during the story as instruments of death.
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