When Combining Word Parts, a Combining Vowel Is NOT Used

question 4

Multiple Choice

When combining word parts, a combining vowel is NOT used

• A) to join a root to a suffix that begins with a vowel.
• B) to join a root to a suffix beginning with a consonant.
• C) to join two roots together.
• D) to join two roots together even when a second root begins with a vowel.
• E) All of these statements are correct.

Understand the development stages and mechanisms of language acquisition.

Recognize the impact of cognitive biases and logical fallacies on reasoning and decision-making.

Grasp the arbitrary nature of linguistic symbols and the role of arbitrariness in language development.

Comprehend the principles of inductive and deductive reasoning in everyday judgment and decision-making.

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