Answer: B) the word that provides the basic meaning of a word
Explanation: Think of it like a tree, where it starts with the roots and works its way up. A root word is in its most basic form with no additional attachments. For example, take the word lovely. Suffix - ly, root - love
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Conformity | With the affixes removed, the heart of the word is form.
Answer: He was capable of being loved.
Explanation: He thought he had to change himself in order to be loved, and felt like he wasn’t enough but he learned his worth.
Answer:
Enjoys, find, feels, placing
Explanation:
1. Kavita/She is only one person, so you must put 's'
He / She / It = Must put 's'
I / You / They / We = No 's'
2. After could, must put root word. No need to change for (find)
3. By = must + ing at the end.
