1. Roots Week 3

2. Review of Week 1
re-
un-
-s, -es
-ed
-ing

3. Review of Week 2
dis-
in-
-er
- est

4. -ful
Suffix – after a word
Definition – full of, filled with

5. -ful
Examples:
beautiful

6. -ful
Examples:
beautiful

7. -ful
Examples:
beautiful – full of beauty

8. -ful
Examples:
beautiful – full of beauty
painful

9. -ful
Examples:
beautiful – full of beauty
painful

10. -ful
Examples:
beautiful – full of beauty
painful – filled with pain

11. -ful Examples: beautiful – full of beauty painful – filled with pain
thoughtful

12. -ful Examples: beautiful – full of beauty painful – filled with pain
thoughtful

13. -ful Examples: beautiful – full of beauty painful – filled with pain
thoughtful – filled with thought

14. Any other –ful words?

15. -less
Suffix – after a word
Definition – without

16. -less
Examples:
careless

17. -less
Examples:
careless

18. -less
Examples:
careless – without care

19. -less
Examples:
careless – without care
helpless

20. -less
Examples:
careless – without care
helpless

21. -less
Examples:
careless – without care
helpless – without help

22. -less Examples: careless – without care helpless – without help
painless

23. -less Examples: careless – without care helpless – without help
painless

24. -less Examples: careless – without care helpless – without help
painless – without pain

25. Any other –less words?

26. -y
Suffix – after a word
Definition – like

27. -y
Examples:
cloudy

28. -y
Examples:
cloudy

29. -y
Examples:
cloudy – like a cloud

30. -y
Examples:
cloudy – like a cloud
fishy

31. -y
Examples:
cloudy – like a cloud
fishy

32. -y
Examples:
cloudy – like a cloud
fishy – like a fish

33. -y
Examples:
cloudy – like a cloud
fishy – like a fish
minty

34. -y
Examples:
cloudy – like a cloud
fishy – like a fish
minty

35. -y Examples: cloudy – like a cloud fishy – like a fish
minty – like a mint

36. Any other –y words?

37. -ly
Suffix – after a word
Definition – characteristic of

38. -ly
Examples:
badly

39. -ly
Examples:
badly

40. -ly
Examples:
badly – characteristic of something bad

41. -ly
Examples:
badly – characteristic of something bad
friendly

42. -ly
Examples:
badly – characteristic of something bad
friendly

43. -ly Examples: badly – characteristic of something bad
friendly – characteristic of a friend

44. -ly Examples: badly – characteristic of something bad
friendly – characteristic of a friend
quickly

45. -ly Examples: badly – characteristic of something bad
friendly – characteristic of a friend
quickly

46. -ly Examples: badly – characteristic of something bad
friendly – characteristic of a friend
quickly – characteristic of something quick

47. Any other –ly words?