REWARDS Reading Program. Prefixes Go at the beginning of a word.

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REWARDS Reading Program

Prefixes Go at the beginning of a word

dis

disassemble Not, opposite of

mis

Partly, mistake MIS

ab

abdomen Away from, from

ad

addition To, toward

in

incline In, not, opposite of, into

im

imposter Not, without, into, towards

com

complaint With, jointly, completely

con

continent With, jointly, completely

be

beside All over, completely, having, covered with, Cause to be Green book is beside the pink book

de

deposit From, Down, out, completely

re

reread again

pre

predict Before, order of importance

pro

promote Acting for, favoring, in support of

per

permit Through, throughout, for each

un

unclean Not Not clean

a

a across no, absence of, without, lack of, not

ex

exercise Out of, free from

en

engaged In, With in, before

Suffix Go at the end of a word

s Plural-more than one

birds parents Experts pretends S

ing Present participle- doing it

ing running climbing poking talking

ed Past tense-did it

ed landed moved walked

ate Plural-more than one

ate migrate segregate liquidate

less without

less worthless useless hopeless heartless

ness State of, condition of

ness softness weakness sickness

ic Having characteristics of

ic classic ethnic exotic

ish Plural-more than one

ish foolish abolish famish

ist One who practices

ist Pianist elitist artist

est most

est largest fullest biggest

ism Belief, Doctrine of

ism optimism mechanism realism

ful Full of

ful regretful ungrateful truthful respectful

al Having characteristics of

al formal professional refusal

er Person connected with

er dancer taller discover

or Person connected with

or tailor favor author doctor editor

age Action or process

age drainage postage stage message

less

mindless defenseless heartless

tion Act or process

tion motion lotion fiction potion fraction action

sion State or quality of

sion expression invasion discussion

tive Adjective, showing characteristics of

tive active addictive relative reactivefugitive

sive

exspansive repulsive permissive

y Characterized by

y Energy tasty rusty

ry Place for

ry celery grocery injury

ary Place for

ary ordinary diary voluntary dictionary

ity State or quality of

ity pity city similarity oddity personality

ant

pant chant scant assistant

ent

different continent permanent

ment

compliment unemployment enjoyment

ance

dance chance prance attendance importance

ence

fence difference hence dependence

ous

enourmous tremendous marvelous

ture

picture puncture fracture

able

capable enjoyable table cable

ible

impossible responsible incredible

ize

stabilize civilize memorize sterilize normalize