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English conjunctions, relative pronouns, and adverbs are of Latin origin. a. True b. False
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English conjunctions, relative pronouns, and adverbs are of Latin origin.

a. True
b. False

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The answer is false

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This is False. That is because they are not of Latin, but of Greek origin.
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