Speakout 3.2 Exercise 12
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When we add a prefix to the root word, the spelling of the root word usually changes.
False. When we add a prefix to the root word, the spelling of the root word doesn't usually change.
We cannot add more than one prefix at a time to the root words.
False. A good example is the word uninhabited.
Learning to recognize prefixes helps us to build our vocabulary and guess unknown words.
True.
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