WORD FAMILIES Members: VUONG KIM VU NGUYEN DONG PHUONG CHU BICH PHUONG.

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WORD FAMILIES Members: VUONG KIM VU NGUYEN DONG PHUONG CHU BICH PHUONG

Root Words What are root words ? A root word is a word that has nothing added at the beginning or the end. It stands on its own as a word. It has a meaning. New words can be made from root words by adding prefixes and suffixes. They share spelling and have linked meaning.

Examples Use: useless, usable, misuse Beauty: beautiful, beautifully, beautician Faith: faithful, faithfully, unfaithful

Root Words are Helpful Because: * You can use a root word to help with spelling. * Root Words help you understand what a word means.

Prefixes What is a prefix? A prefix is a word beginning. It is a group of letters you add to the beginning of a root word. mis + fortune = misfortune

Prefix Rules 1.When you add a prefix to a root word the spelling of the prefix and the root words stays the same. in + visible = invisible

2.With some root words more than one type of prefix may be added to give the word different meanings. dis + appear = disappear

3. Sometimes, you can add more than one prefix to a word at the same time. re + dis + cover = rediscover

4. You can also add a prefix to a word which already has a suffix added to it. un + want + ed = unwanted

Suffixes What is a suffix ? A suffix is a word ending. It is a group of letters you can add to the end of the root word. noise + y = noisy

Suffix Rules 1. For most short words that end in a single consonant double the last letter when you add a suffix. run + ing = running

2. For most longer words that end in “l” double the “l” when you add the suffix. travel + ing = travelling

3. For most longer words that have stress on the last syllable AND end in a single consonant double the last letter. begin + er = beginner

4. With words ending in a consonant and a suffix starting in a consonant, you don’t need to double the last letter of the word. commit + ment = commitment

GAME SOURCE 1. Is this correct or incorrect? un + recognize + able = unrecognizable correct  incorrect

correct

2.Is this word sum correct or in correct? tire + ed = tireed correct  incorrect

3. Is this word sum correct or incorrect.? * care + less = carless correct  incorrect

Which of these is a root word?  station  pollution  promotion  professional

station

5 Which of these is a root word?  complete  commuter  coming

complete

6.Which of these is not a root word?  love  runny  try

 runny

Thank you for listening!