TLW: use affixes and roots (L.7.4b).  Example word: transport (verb)  Formative: trans(prefix)  Meaning: across; over, through  Complete definition:

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TLW: use affixes and roots (L.7.4b)

 Example word: transport (verb)  Formative: trans(prefix)  Meaning: across; over, through  Complete definition: take or carry (people or goods) from one place to another by means of a vehicle, aircraft, or ship.  Sentence: The bulk of freight traffic was transported by truck.  What are some other words that start with “trans”?

 Example word: interstate (noun)  Formative: inter (prefix)  Meaning: among; between  Complete definition: a major highway that connects two or more states  Sentence: Interstate 10 was congested when coming home from the beach.  What are some other words that start with “inter”?

 Example word: exchange (verb)  Formative: ex(prefix)  Meaning: out of; from  Complete definition: give something and receive something of the same value in return.  Sentence: We exchanged addresses, so that we could stay in touch.  What are some other words that start with “ex”?

 Example word: nonprofit (adj)  Formative: non (prefix)  Meaning: not  Complete definition: not making or conducted primarily to make a profit.  Sentence: Charities and other nonprofit organizations help the poor and needy.  What are some other words that start with “non”?

 Example word: mislead (verb)  Formative: mis(prefix)  Meaning: wrong, bad  Complete definition: cause (someone) to have a wrong idea or impression about someone or something.  Sentence: The government misled the public about the road's environmental impact.  What are some other words that start with “mis”?

 Example word: depart (verb)  Formative: de(prefix)  Meaning: remove; reduce; opposite  Complete definition: leave, typically in order to start a journey.  Sentence : They departed for Germany.  What are some other words that start with “de”?

 Example word: redo (verb)  Formative: re(prefix)  Meaning: again, back  Complete definition: do (something) again or differently.  Sentence: A whole day's work has to be redone because he didn’t follow instructions.  What are some other words that start with “re”?

 Example word: bicycle (noun)  Formative: bi()  Meaning: two  Complete definition: a vehicle composed of two wheels held in a frame one behind the other, propelled by pedals and steered with handlebars attached to the front wheel.  Sentence: Toby rode his bicycle around the neighborhood.  What are some other words that ends with “bi”?