Question

The root word ' form' means 'shape'.* true false​

Answer 1

The statement is True.

• The specific word's root term form typically comes from the Latin word conformity, meaning conformity in specific form, unique style, or principal character or a proper shape.
• Formalizing anything, such as a effective strategy or principal activity, entail meticulously arranging or ironing out the key details.
• Thus, the statement The root word ' form' means 'shape' is True.

Answer 2

Answer:

The root word ' form' means 'shape'.* true false

• According to the given question the right answer is true.
• The root word is also known as base form .
• Form is verb's base form. Therefore its present, simple past, past participle and continuous are written as follows.
• Base Form - form, Simple Present - form, simple past - formed, past participle - formed, continuous - forming. Verb's above forms are made from Base form, that's why it's called root word.
• Shape is also a base form. ( present- shape, past - shaped, past participle- shaped, continuous- shaping)
• Both 'form' and 'shape' are nearest in meaning so they are synonyms.
• Thus the root word ' form' means 'shape' is true.