Types of roots: prefixes, bases, and suffixes
First choose your word.
Once you have chosen your word, see what part of the word helped you identify it’s meaning/definition.
For example:
Word: unlock
un is a prefix that means “not”
The definition would be to not lock
Hope this helped!
Answer:
Going to the beach is fun, but the mountains are even better.
Explanation:
Adding that extra "but" correctly compares the two sentences in one.
<u>Answer:</u>
The statement which best compares the two passages are “<em>Man I trusted you man I put my life in your hands”</em> and <em>“I got wings you got wings, all children got wings”</em>.
These two lines can be used for comparison as they says that everyone has the capability of embracing the different elements of life in different manner. The importance of the different components vary from individual to individual.
Answer: would probably have come with us.
A verb phrase consists of a main verb with its auxiliaries and its objects, complements or other modifiers. In this case:
- <em>would, have: </em>auxiliary verb.
- <em>probably: </em>adverb (modifier).
- <em>come:</em> main verb.
- <em>with us: </em>complement.
(Although this would be the most accepted definition, different theories could include different elements in a verbal phrase).