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Your teacher says that mono is a suffix true?

That's not quite right!

* Mono is a prefix, not a suffix.

A prefix is a word part that comes before a root word, while a suffix comes after the root word.

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "mono":

* Monorail: One rail.

* Monotone: One tone.

* Monopoly: One seller.

* Monocle: One lens for the eye.

Let me know if you'd like to know more about prefixes and suffixes!

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