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A native English word is a word that originated in the English language, as opposed to a borrowed word or a word coined from borrowed elements. a. True b. False word
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A native English word is a word that originated in the English language, as opposed to a borrowed word or a word coined from borrowed elements.

a. True
b. False word

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True

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That is true, because if it's native, it means that it originated from that particular language, and if it's borrowed, than of course it is not native, because it is from another language. 
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