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No, "is" isn't a prefix. A prefix is a grammar tool which basically you use to alter the context of a noun. In other words, you attach a specific set of letters that does the same thing no matter where it appears. For example The prefix "a" would be "fixed" (or attached) to the beginning of the word hence "pre" (which means before) fix. ex) Moral: To hold standards separating right from wrong. add the prefix "A" which means not, without, lacking Amoral: to be WITHOUT a standard from separating right and wrong.

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