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Very formal words in english often have their roots in a anglo-sexon b italian and french c latin and greek d arabic
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Very formal words in english often have their roots in
a anglo-sexon
b italian and french
c latin and greek
d arabic
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C. Latin and Greek.
Is indeed correct.
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They usually have their roots in C, 'Latin and Greek'. Such words are - formula, amateur, arcane, incentive...
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