Answer:
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: b. Is that cursive letter in the note a "U" or a "V"? The sentence that does not contain any errors in the use of italics or quotation marks is this one Is that cursive letter in the note a "U" or a "V"?
Explanation:
B. radical yet plain
C. highly ritualistic
D. tumultuous
Answer:
"tumultuous" (D)
Explanation:
b. diction
c. alliteration
d. allusion
absolution : connection
B.
herbicide : weedkiller
C.
abound : plenty
D.
resolve : uncertainty
* at the beginning of a word
in the middle of a word
at the end of a word
The correct answer is B. At the beginning of a word
Explanation:
In grammar, a prefix refers to a letter, set of letters or syllable that works as an affix and is placed before or a the beginning of a root word or basic unit. This type of affixes differs from suffixes because suffixes are always placed at the end of words and not at the beginning of them. Examples of common prefixes include "un-" that means not as in the word "uncover", "pre" that means before as in the word "pre-existing" or the prefix "co-" that means with as in the word "cooperation". Considering this, it can be concluded prefixes always occur at the beginning of a word.