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Many English words are formed from Greek or Latin prefixes added to the end of a word? True Or False
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Many English words are formed from Greek or Latin prefixes added to the end of a word? True Or False

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the correct answer is true

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The correct answer is False.

Step-by-step explanation:

It's false, because a PREfix does not sit at the END of a word, it sits at the beginning.

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