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Prefixes
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Grizzly Get started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: A PREFIX is placed at the beginning of the word and helps determine word meaning
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Grizzly Get started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: RE Meaning:back, again, restore Example:John will refinish the table. (restore the finish) Pg. 110 – 111
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Grizzly Get started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: UN Meaning:not, opposite of, undo Example:Mary is very unkind to her sister. (not kind) Pg. 112 -113
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Grizzly Get started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: IN Meaning:not, opposite of, Example:The insensitive teacher could careless that Jane had a busy night and could not complete her homework. (not sensitive) Pg. 114-115
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: NON Meaning:not, opposite of, Example:Nonprofit organization uses their money to help those in need Prefix:Contra/ Counter Meaningagainst, contrary, opposite Example:Contrary to popular belief, Mrs. Powers is a nice teacher Pg. 116-117
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: ANTI Meaning:Against, opposing Example:Jimmy was antisocial and therefore he had no friends. Prefix:DIS Meaningnot, opposite, away from Example:Langdon always disagrees with his mother. Pg. 118-119
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: DE Meaning:reverse, reduce, remove from Example:The sun will dehydrate the plants. Pg. 120 - 121
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Copy the following words. Using your morphological skills write a definition for each word. Then write a sentence for each word Example:Derail to remove from rails The train must not drail Dethrone Deform Devalue Deactivate Dehydrate Think of 5 more words that use the prefix DE. Write them in your notebook.
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: REVIEW Write down 1 word for each of the prefixes we have studied. Then think of a definition of each word. UN, NON, DIS, IN, IM, IL, IR
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: SUB Meaning:under, beneath, of lesser importance Example:After much questioning, the student finally submitted and admitted his guilt. Prefix: SUR Meaning:over, above, additional Example:When you go out to dinner with many people, the restaurant will add a surcharge to your bill. Pg. 122-123
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: Prefix: SUB Meaning:under, beneath, of lesser importance Example:After much questioning, the student finally submitted and admitted his guilt. Prefix: SUR Meaning:over, above, additional Example:When you go out to dinner with many people, the restaurant will add a surcharge to your bill. Prefix: Trans Meaning:across, through, from one to another Example:During the building of the transcontinental railroad many people died. Prefix: Dia Meaning:across, through, between Example:Dialogue is a conversation between 2 people Pg. 122-126
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample ExOut, fromPlease leave through the exit. Interamong, betweenTake the interstate from NJ to UT IntrawithinThe intrastate runs within the whole state Pg. 126 - 129
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample Adto, towardWill the paint adhere to the wall? Co/ComTogether, with, jointlySome people cohabitate before marriage Monone, alone, singleMonotheism is the belief in one god. Pg. 130 - 134
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample Unisingle, oneA unicycle has one wheel. Bitwo, both, A bicycle has two wheels. Dutwo, twice, doubleSue and Joe sang a lovely duet Ditwo, twice, doubleDioxide had 2 oxygen atoms Pg. 136 - 139
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample TrithreeThe boy loved his 3 wheeled tricyle. Multimany, muchA multiple choice question has many answers. Polymany, muchPolygamist have many wives. Pg. 140 - 145
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Grizzly Get Started In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample Prebefore, earlierI went to preschool before I attended kindergarten PostAfter, laterThe games will be postponed to a later date. Pg. 146 - 149
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In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample Malbad, evilThe devil is a malevolent creature. Benegood, wellPriest’s are very benevolent and good people. Pg. 150-151
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GRIZZLY GET STARTED In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample Miswrong, badHe had much misfortune and was unlucky in life. Proin front, forward, beforeI received a promotion and move forward at work Pg. 152-154
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GRIZZLY GET STARTED In the VOCABULARY section of you CONTENT NOTEBOOK, copy the following: PrefixDefinitonExample Ento cause to be, to make, to go intoPolice officers enforce the law Becompletely, toMary befriended the new student. Pg. 156 - 159
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