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Using what you know about Greek and Latin roots, what
Why does English have so many words with Latin and Greek roots?
The Church valued knowledge, and Latin is the official language
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Which of these are considered affixes?
prefixes and suffixes adjectives and adverbs base words and roots Latin and Greek roots
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Use the definition to answer the question.
lasagna (lə-zän′yə) n. [Italian from Latin lasanum from Greek lasanon] a flat
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Using what you know about Greek and Latin roots, what does the word automobile mean?(1 point)
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Jaba Masdion
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Explain the significance of Latin and Greek roots in medical terminology
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Using what you know about Greek and Latin roots, what does the word automobile mean?(1 point)
easily moved easily controlled
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Jeffrey Allred
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In order to remember meanings of Greek/Latin roots and affixes, one strategy I used was give me 3 or more reason plz thanks
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I love my mom
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hey bot The word timorous is most likely derived from--(1 point)
Responses the Greek root dem the Greek root dem the Latin root
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The word timorous is most likely derived from--(1 point)
Responses the Greek root dem the Greek root dem the Latin root tim the
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he word timorous is most likely derived from--(1 point)
Responses the Latin root tim the Latin root tim the Latin root omni the
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