English, 29.09.2020 08:01 BabyG1353

The prefix co-means "together." The Latin root incidere means "to occur." Based on this information, what does coincide mean in the paragraph?
This summer will be a busy one for me. In the mornings, I'll have choir practice, and in the
afternoons, I'll be rehearsing for a musical comedy. As long as my choir and comedy
performances don't coincide, I should be able to manage the two activities and have time to
relax.
1.create problems
2.take place too often
3.get mixed up
4.take place at the same time

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The prefix co-means "together." The Latin root incidere means "to occur." Based on this information...