Based on your knowledge of word parts, what does the word intervene mean?

A.

It is an adverb that means "to make between."

B.

It is an adverb that means "to come in place of."

C.

It is a verb that means "to make in place of."

D.

It is a verb that means "to come between."

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Jayleen Richmond

21 October, 02:47

Based on your knowledge of word parts, what does the word intervene mean?

A.

It is an adverb that means "to make between."

B.

It is an adverb that means "to come in place of."

C.

It is a verb that means "to make in place of."

D.

It is a verb that means "to come between."

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Roberto Murray · Answer 1

Roberto Murray 21 October, 03:50

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The answer will be D

German Short · Answer 2

Answer: D. It is a verb that means "to come between"

Explanation: The word is clearly a verb, so the two first options are discarded. The word "intervene" is composed of "inter-" (Latin prefix meaning literally "between") and "vene" (from venire, which means "to come" in Latin). When a subject intervenes, it is generally implied that it comes between two or more subjects engaged in a conflict.

Based on your knowledge of word parts, what does the word intervene mean?A.It is an adverb that means "to make between."B.It is an adverb that means "to come in place of."C.It is a verb that means "to make in place of."D.It is a verb that means "to come between."

Based on your knowledge of word parts, what does the word intervene mean?

A.

It is an adverb that means "to make between."

B.

It is an adverb that means "to come in place of."

C.

It is a verb that means "to make in place of."

D.

It is a verb that means "to come between."