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| My friend and I were having a discussion about using prefixes and suffixes to create new words. Can anyone define endisfunctionality? Is the en prefix correct usage? Is the en- prefix and the in- prefix interchangeable or mean the same? If the 'word' endisfunctionality were used in a written essay, how would it be punctuated or written? Any help appreciated. Confused |
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| They are not interchangeable, but they mean similar things at times: they both signify beginnings of actions or states, but each verb has either in- or en- (if it can take a prefix) and you must learn which one belongs to each verb. Inflame, enable, ingest, ensue... etc. |
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