Look at the definitions of these word parts.
en- in
treat from the Latin word tractare, meani...
English, 28.01.2021 21:10 mariakelley15
Look at the definitions of these word parts.
en- in
treat from the Latin word tractare, meaning "to deal with"
-ing an action
Based on these word parts, what is the definition of entreating?
A:weeping
B:commanding
C:asking urgently
D:quaking violently
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