What is Analogy , Conjuction, Punctuation, Prefix, Suffix
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Prefixes are added before the word and they give negative meaning.
Ex:unhappy,reproduce, immoral etc...
Suffixes are added after the word.
Ex:development, employment etc..
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Analogy
- Analogy involves the study of organs that are evolved from different ancestors but perform a similar function.
- example : wings of bat , wings of insects.
Conjunction
- word used to interface provisions or sentences or to organize words in a similar proviso
- example furthermore, yet etc.
Punctuation
- Punctuation is a set of marks that regulates and clarifies the meanings of different texts.
- Example : period, comma, exclamation point, question mark, colon, semicolon, bullet point, dash, hyphen, parenthesis, bracket, brace, ellipsis, quotation mark, and apostrophe etc.
Prefix & Suffix
- A prefix is a gathering of letters put before the base of a word.
- A postfix is a gathering of letters set after the base of a word.
- Example : the word flavorless comprises of the root word "flavor" joined with the addition "- less" [which signifies "without"]; "flavorless" signifies "having no flavor."
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