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A base word is the simplest form of the word with the addition of a prefix, a suffix, or an inflectional ending. yes or no​
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A base word is the simplest form of the word with the addition of a prefix, a suffix, or an inflectional ending. yes or no​

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Yes because the base word is what everything pretty much revolves around in that word.
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