D avid– Are you going to the subway? Carlos– Yes, I am. And then I’ll go to the airport. David– Really! Where are you going? Carlos– I’m meeting a friend.

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D avid– Are you going to the subway? Carlos– Yes, I am. And then I’ll go to the airport. David– Really! Where are you going? Carlos– I’m meeting a friend in Manaus. She is a painter. David– Nice. In fact, my sister is also an artist. She is a dancer. Carlos- Good. Oh, here I go. Bye David- Yeah! Goodbye.

D avid– Are you going to the _____way? Carlos– Yes, I am. And then I’ll go to the ___port. David– Really! Where are you going? Carlos– I’m meeting a friend in Manaus. She is a paint_____. David– Nice. In fact, my sister is also an artist. She is a danc_____. Carlos- Good. Oh, here I go. Bye David- Yeah! _______bye.

D avid– Are you going to the ______? Carlos– Yes, I _____. And then I’ll go to the ________. David– Really! Where are ______going? Carlos– I’m meeting a friend in ______. She is a _______. David– Nice. In fact, my ______ is also an artist. She is a _____. Carlos- Good. Oh, here I go. Bye David- Yeah! _______.

PrefixesSuffixes SubwayPainter AirportDancer A prefix refers to a combination of letters used at the beginning of a root word to change its meaning. A suffix is a group of letters used after the root word to change its meaning.

* DanceDancer * PossibleImpossible * PaintPainter * Mail * TeachTeacher Root is the “raiz” of a word. Root = radical

* Kilometer:___________ * Attention:___________ * Supernatural:___________ * Brotherhood:___________ * E-book:___________ * Waterproof:___________ * Disappear:___________

* Kilometre:Prefixed * Attention:Suffixed * Supernatural:Prefixed * Brotherhood:Suffixed * E-book:Prefixed * Waterproof:Suffixed * Disappear:Prefixed

* Fore = antes forecast; foreword; * Non = não nonessential; non-resident; non-violent * Mis= mal, enganado misbehave; misunderstand * Out = fazer melhor, ultrapassar outnumber; outperform * Over= excessivo, super-, sobre- overweight; overpopulation * Self= auto self-confident; self-interest * Un= não, des- undo; unknow * Under=sub- underclass; underdevelopment; underestimate * Up= moderno; para cima; completamente mudado Upgrade, upset, upstairs

* A) Soda, juice, and mineral water are examples of _________ alcoholic drinks * B) If you do something wrong you may have to _____ do it later. * C) When something is______done it is exaggerated. * D) To_______see something is to predict or anticipate it.

* A) Soda, juice, and mineral water are examples of nonalcoholic drinks * B) If you do something wrong you may have to outdo it later. * C) When something is overdone it is exaggerated. * D) To foresee something is to predict or anticipate it.

* Dom = que transforma adjetivos ou substantivos em substantivos abstratos Freedom; Kingdom * ER/OR= que transforma verbos em pessoas que praticam a ação. Actor; competitor; employer; interviewer; killer; printer; teacher * EE= que transforma verbos na pessoa que pratica a ação. Employee; trainee; * ESS= que transforma substantivos masculinos em femininos. Actress, goddess, waitress * FUL or LESS= que transforma substantivos em adjetivos.(ful=com; less=sem). Careful, careless, painful, painless, useful, useless * Hood= que transforma substantivos concretos em abstratos Brotherhood, childhood, neighborhood * LY= que transforma adjetivos em advérbios. Exactly; frequently; truly * NESS = que transforma adjetivos em substantivos abstratos. Happiness; politeness; weakness

* A) Jane was crying out of________(sad) * B) Rebecca is a ______ with Modern jazz troupe.(dance) * C) She has the beauty of a ________.(god) * D)For a secretary, ________ is na important quality.(polite)

* A) Jane was crying out of sadness * B) Rebecca is a dancer with Modern jazz troupe.(dance) * C) She has the beauty of a goddess.(god) * D)For a secretary, politeness is na important quality.(polite)

* We use the prefixes –IN to say that something is the opposite or that is not. * PossibleImpossible * RegularIrregular * LegalIllegal * AbleInable * IM – before p IL – before L IR – before R

* NaturalSupernatural * MarketSupermarket * CoolSupercool