D) A suffix is not considered a word part. (False)
Explanation:
The statement above is false because a word can be made up of roots and suffixes. Once a suffix is added to the root of the word, the new word can be dismembered into root and suffixes. For example, the word: unexpensive is made up of the prefix <em>un</em> and the root <em>expensive</em>. However, the whole word is unexpensive. If you look up the word in the dictionary, you will find unexpensive; so it has the category of word.
The demonstrative pronouns point to something specific within a sentence. The demonstrative pronouns are <em>this, that, these, </em>and<em> those</em>.
