Which can readers use to find the meaning of an unfamiliar word? check all that apply.
root words
formal words
word endings
parts of speech
length of speech

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Root Words

Word Endings

Parts of Speech

Explanation:

The root is the base word is defined as the primary lexical of a word, and is the base to construct many words, you can use this to find similarities with other word that shares the root, for example Auto - means self or same, some word with this root are Autonomy and automatic, the first means the ability to govern yourself and the second means that has self-control and does not need a human to operate, mostly refer to machines. We can see how the root drive the base of the meaning of the word. The principle work very similar for the word endings as the suffix has also a base meaning that together with a a root or a prefix create a whole meaning for a word.  

Sometimes when you found an unfamiliar word in a text you can use references of the context to infer the meaning of that one you missed, find comparisons and opposite if the text provides them.

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not sure maybe the subject closer to it or subject-verb agreement