English, 13.12.2021 18:20 hannaho8714

The prefix mal-makes the word malevolent mean "having__ intentions."
O A. bad
B. confusing
C. god
D. late

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The prefix mal-makes the word malevolent mean "having__ intentions."
O A. bad
B. confu...