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What type of languages attaches prefixes or suffixes to denote different meanings to words? A. isolating languages B. amalgamating languages C. inflectional languages D. agglutinating languages
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What type of languages attaches prefixes or suffixes to denote different meanings to words? A. isolating languages B. amalgamating languages C. inflectional languages D. agglutinating languages

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D

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D. agglutinating languages

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An agglutinative language starts with a word root, and creates new words by "gluing" small, meaningful parts (prefixes or suffixes.)

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