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The words teacher, preacher, and dancer all end with the suffix -er. Which of the following does the suffix -er mean?Asked by dino
The words teacher, preacher, and dancer all end with the suffix -er. Which of the following does the suffix -er mean?(1 point)
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The suffix -er is commonly used in English to indicate a person who performs a specific action or is associated with a particular activity. In the examples you provided:
- **Teacher**: One who teaches.
- **Preacher**: One who preaches.
- **Dancer**: One who dances.
In general, the suffix -er denotes a person engaged in the activity specified by the root word.
- **Teacher**: One who teaches.
- **Preacher**: One who preaches.
- **Dancer**: One who dances.
In general, the suffix -er denotes a person engaged in the activity specified by the root word.
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