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Combining vowels are used first between a root word and a suffix, and secondly between

Combining vowels are used first between a root word and a suffix, and secondly between
A) a prefix and a suffix.
B) a prefix and a root word.
C) two root words.
D) root word and a combining form.

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Authors: Wolgin, Smith, French

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