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Affixes we have learned Dr.Frankenstein s Word Parts- Affixes.
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Sight Word Review Please read the following words as quickly as you can. If you make a mistake make sure to correct yourself. Remember: Remember you get.
1. a (an)~> no, not, without, lacking Amnesia: a (without) mne (memory) ia (condition, state of) Anarchy: an (without) arch (rule, government) y (result.
Greek & Latin Roots Weekly Word Lists. Week 1 a, an, in = Without ant, anti, contra,contro = against, opposite bio, vit = life (o)logy = study or science.
Begin to build (and decode) words with some common roots!
Wordbuilding.
Prefix and Suffix. What is a prefix A beginning that is added to a root word A beginning that is added to a root word For example: For example: Purpose.
Prefixes ap- to; nearness to approximant, approach.
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prefixes. ambi - both ambiguous: understood two or “both” ways ambidextrous: using both hand with equal ease ambivalent: both liking and hating.
SAT bull. tips 1st q Mon. 8/13 Prefix “ana-“ can mean up, again, anew, & throughout. Analyze means to break up into parts and anagram means a word.
Greek & Latin Prefixes & Suffixes
By: Alanna Tessarolo. NESS ROOT State of / Condition DEFINITION.
1 ann, enn year, yearly 2 aqu water 3 aud sound.
Greek and Latin Stems: The keys to your vocabulary.
Common Prefixes and Suffixes
Prefixes a letter, syllable, or group of syllables added at the beginning of a word or word base.
Characterization
Test Review. Tele- Post- Un- Liber Semi- Lum Equ Terr Magn Distant, far off After Not Free/freedom half, part Light Equal.
Note Cards Week 1. Ad- To attach to Examples: addition, adhesion, additive.
Word Identification Acquire Knowledge of Greek and Latin Morphemes.
Prefixes 1.re – again, back 2.dis – not 3.pre – before 4.mis – bad 5.un – not.
A / an meso amphi aero anti endo. Middle Not / non against Internal, inside, inner Both, doubly Needing oxygen, air.
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WORDFORMATION.
WORD FORMATION B. MONIKA NAIR.
MORPHOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Roots/Affixes Fall 2010.
Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots
Warm-Ups Next to each prefix, write its meaning. anti auto bi circum
Vocabulary:Greek and Latin Roots
Greek & Latin Prefixes & Suffixes
3 Understanding Prefixes.
NWEA PREP Greek and Latin Word Parts Prefixes and Suffixes
PREFIXES JOSE S. SANTIAGO M.D..
Review this PowerPoint carefully. There will be a quiz at the end.
Roots and Affixes By: Monica Cortes.
Word Masters List #1 W M.
7th Grade Language Arts Vocabulary Bellwork.
Functional Skills English
Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes
Greek and Latin Stem Words
Introduction
Language of Science.
STEM LIST #1.
Comparing Numbers.
Prefixes Suffixes root words
Many.
Metric System Cereal Prefix
Latin Lessons Prefixes and Suffixes.
A, an : without, lack of.
Self.
Short, but clearly understandable
Prefixes and Suffixes Chapters 2 & 3.
The Language of Science
-DOM -ILE -ISM -OUS -TION
Word Within a Word Unit 1A
MORPHOLOGY – 5TH LECTURE
Examples = impossible, unimaginable
Word Parts I.
Word within the Word, by Michael Clay Thompson, is our middle and secondary level, vocabulary-building curriculum that is like no other and of which we.
Circum around.
English IV Roots List 7.
A-, an-.
Comparing Numbers.
Stems Week 1.
Prefix and Suffix Powerpoint
Science Root Words.
Root Words and Affixes.
Before
Ante-
Not
Un- In-
-ULAR
= relating to
“Both”
Ambi-
-OUS
= quality or state
all
Omni- Pan-
Centi-
hundred
Auto-
self
Place of
-arium
against
Anti-
-ILE
= quality or state
-ISM
= quality or state
-IC
= relating to
-DOM
= quality or state
Un- and In-
Not
same
homo
-TION
= quality or state
“between”
inter
-AL
= relating to
Di- bi-
two
Circum-
around
ten
Deci-
From or down
De-
opposite
Dis-
OUT
Ex-
DIFFERENT
hetero
“too little”
hypo
“large”
macro
“within”
intra
“one who practices”
-ist
opposite
Dis-
intra
“within”
Ex-
OUT
same
homo
Centi-
hundred
Auto-
self
“between”
inter
-arium
Place of
against
Anti-
hetero
DIFFERENT
“large”
macro
Omni- Pan-
all
“one who practices”
-ist
hypo
“too little”