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3. – A group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning (e.g., un-happy).
9. – An animal that eats both plants and meat.
12. – The process of putting a plan or system into action.
14. – A worry or something that is important to you.
15. – To move or cause something to move over a wider area.
18. regards to – Concerning or about a particular subject (a formal way to say "about").
19. – An animal that eats only meat.
20. – Cannot be taken off or removed.
21. – Tools used for eating or cooking, like forks, knives, and spoons.
22. – A small mark or flaw that spoils the appearance of something.
25. – To make something last longer.
27. – To swap two things with each other.

1. – A group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning (e.g., hopeless).
2. – The physical or mental energy you use to do something difficult.
4. – The main cause or source of something; the most basic part of a word.
5. – A thick, soft, wet substance used to stick things together; also a computer command to put copied text or an image into a document.
6. – Knowledge or understanding of a fact or situation.
7. – To eat something quickly and eagerly.
8. to – Made to do something, with no choice or against your will.
10. – A very bad and strong smell (noun); to smell very bad (verb).
11. – To get or obtain something.
13. – Supporting or encouraging something to become more popular or successful.
14. – Useful or valuable things; in economics, basic goods that can be bought and sold (like oil, wheat).
16. issue – A problem that is very important and needs to be solved quickly.
17. – The good points or benefits of something.
23. – A long, thin mark; a row of words; or a boundary.
24. – An animal that eats only plants.
26. to – Similar to "forced to," but can also mean simply required or instructed.