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3 years ago

What word doesn’t have the Spanish root A.potato b. Antique c. Canoe d.coyote

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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the answer is potato :)

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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Antique has the "que" in it which is a Spanish root.

Canoe has the root "oe" in it.

And Coyote has the Spanish root "ote" in it.

Therefore, POTATO, does not have a Spanish root.

Think of how it is said...we don't say Coy-Oat, we say Cai-Oh-Tee, so the spelling is very different to the spoken word.

(hope that helps a little)

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