A prefix is a word that has like a smaller less of a word in front of it. For example copilot has a prefix which is the co part. If it helps, if a word has a prefix you can usually tell because without that prefix it is still a word, like, pilot. A suffix is easier, it is any word that ends with thing like "ing" or "able" (disable) "dom" (freedom) and "er" (dancer). Also, prefixes go at the beginning of a word and suffixes at the end. :)
Are you talking about adjectives? I'm confused
Friar is concerned that they might be moving too hastily.
This exercise requires you to do a summary. A summary is a collection of all the central ideas of a text paraphrased in a concise manner that is void of any verbiage.
<h3>How do you summarize a text?</h3>
Check the introduction for the central idea or claim.
Look to the paragraphs that follows for key ideas supporting the initial claim.
Arrange these ideas in a logical sequence void of any verbiage.
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Answer:
Purchases of government bonds from banks
