Question

Which of the following is FALSE?
A.
Root words do not have meaning unless a prefix is attached.
B.
A prefix is an affix attached to the beginning of a root word to change the meaning of the word.
C.
The prefixes a, an, un, and in all mean “not” or “without.”
D.
Comfort is the root word of the word uncomfortable.

Answer 1

@Squirrels

Answer 2

A.Root words do not have meaning unless a prefix is attached
We also call root words free lexical morphemes because they can make sense alone on the contary of affixes which are bound morphemes they need a root word to be attached to.

Answer 3

a is the answer c:

Answer 4

I don't think so :(

Answer 5

It is A.

Answer 6

a root word could have a suffix, not a prefix, e.g. "clarify"

Answer 7

A.

Answer 8

A.
Root words do not have meaning unless a prefix is attached.