• Re: "mount" pronounced as "mont"

  ? Perhaps it is easy to confuse the two where such prefixes are common, e.g. Montreal, Montpellier
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• Hyphen and prefix

  Hi. I think I heard that with certain prefixes, you should use a hyphen to separate it from what comes after. Does that mean what comes after can be a noun or some others? If so, what are some others
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by anonymous 287 days ago Nouns, Punctuation, Prefixes, Hyphenation, Animals

• Re: Compounds with "non": hyphen or no hyphen?

  ;nonnative" ). As regards other prefixes, "pre-" and "co-" still sometimes
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 1 yr 239 days ago Regards, British English, Punctuation, Vowels, Prefixes, Pronunciation, Hyphenation, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Speaking, Languages

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• Re: Miscellaneous questions

  You didn't know the general principle that prefixes which end in N change the N to M before roots that begin with B, P, and M. Sweet mother of Confucius! Is that so?! Fantastic information
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• Re: Adjective opposites Vs. Lingustic Freedom

  is with a number of prefixes. The opposite of fortunate is unfortunate , the opposite of prudent is imprudent ...
  are not sure of the spelling of adjectives modified in this way by prefixes (or which is the appropriate
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 3 yr 90 days ago Articles, Grammar, Numbers, Negatives, Spelling, Paragraphs, Prefixes, Antonyms

• Re: Which word is frequently used!

  which are predictably altered by prefixes or suffixes. Understanding frequent root words, together with prefixes and suffixes can be very helpful in learning related words. http://www.redwoods.edu
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