<p>I find roots very confusing. For example, the word incarcerate seems to mean “not carcerate”, but actually “in” is used to make an verb. Also, “nonplus” seems to mean “not plus” but this is not the case.</p>
<p>I find roots very confusing. For example, the word incarcerate seems to mean “not carcerate”, but actually “in” is used to make an verb. Also, “nonplus” seems to mean “not plus” but this is not the case.</p>