Question

E- = "out of, from"

im- = "in, into"

migra = "move, wander"


Which sentence uses the underlined word correctly?

His family will immigrate from Canada and settle in India.

My mother emigrated from China and came to the United States.

Yuri plans to immigrate from Russia later this year.

I have always dreamed of leaving my homeland and emigrating to France.

Answer 1

Its B, trust me

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Simply put, we emigrate from a country and immigrate to another one. If we pay attention to the prepositions, the correct sentence is:

My mother emigrated from China and came to the United States.

The first sentence is incorrect: it should use "emigrate from Canada".

The third sentence as well: it should use "emigrate from Russia".

Finally, the fourth sentence is also incorrect: it should say "immigrating to France".