Remember, <u>affixes</u> simply refers to words that are attached to a word (add the beginning or end of the word) to form a new word or word form.
<u>Find five examples of such words in a sentence are:</u>
"Because of the temperature, the pot was<u> untouchable."</u>We notice here that the word was formed from the word <u>touch;</u> by adding 'un' at the beginning and 'able' to the end we form the word 'untouchable'.
"They were<u> unbeatable</u> for the whole season." We can notice here that the word was formed from the word <u>beat;</u> by adding 'un' at the beginning and 'able' to the end we form the word 'unbeatable'.
"There is a lot of <u>misinformation</u> about the pandemic." We observe here that the word was formed from the word <u>information;</u> by adding 'mis' at the beginning we form the word 'misinformation'.
"I <u>successfully</u> wrote my exams." We also observe here that the word was formed from the word <u>success;</u> by adding 'fully' at the end which forms the word 'successfully'.
"He feels <u>joyful</u> today." We observe that the word was formed from the word <u>joy;</u> by adding 'ful' at the end which forms the word 'joyful'.
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The correct answer is a. The phrase considered worthy of debate is a participial phrase modifying. Issues; the phrase health insurance and the environment is the object of <span>include.</span>