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prefix
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English-speaking countries
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Commonly used in English to modify the meaning of a word, such as 'un-' to indicate negation.
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prefix
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English-speaking countries
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Commonly used to modify the meaning of a word in English, such as 'un-' for negation.
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prefix
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English-speaking countries
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Prefixes are commonly used in English to modify or qualify the meaning of a word.
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prefix
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English-speaking countries
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Prefixes are commonly used in English to modify the meaning of words, such as 'un-' for 'undo' and 're-' for 'return'.
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prefix
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English-speaking countries
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Prefixes are commonly used in English to modify the meaning of words.
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suffix
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English-speaking countries
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Commonly used to change the meaning or grammatical function of a word, such as adding -ly to create an adverb.
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suffix
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English-speaking countries
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Used to change the meaning or function of a word, usually added to the end of the base word.
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suffix
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English-speaking countries
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Used to modify the meaning of a word at the end of the word, e.g., -ly, -ness
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suffix
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English-speaking countries
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Used to change the meaning or grammatical function of a word, often added to the end of a root word
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suffix
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English-speaking countries
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Used frequently in English to indicate grammatical function or meaning in words
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