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Match each affix with its meaning. -

English

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sveticcg [70]3 years ago

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Answer:

post-: after

re-: again

-ment: an act or process

-er: more than

-dis: not

Explanation:

A suffix is a letter or combination of letters attached at the end of a word that An affix is a grammatical component that includes a word or phrase to create new forms. The three main types of affixes are prefixes, infixes, and suffixes. For example, a word ending in "-ment", it´s probably a noun like commitment. The resulting word might change a verb into an adjective, while "-ment", or "-ion" could change the verbs into a noun.

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