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The suffix -able means "capable of." What does it mean if something is dependable? AND You can trust it. 0 You should sell it. You easily forget it. O You will likely avoid it.
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The suffix -able means "capable of." What does it mean if

something is dependable?
AND You can trust it.
0 You should sell it.
You easily forget it.
O You will likely avoid it.

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The answer should be a if I’m correct
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The awnser is A that you can trust it

Step-by-step explanation:

An example f this is saying "Peyton is a very dependable freind she is always there when I need her and can also keep a secret."

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