The document discusses the components of words: prefixes, roots, and suffixes. It explains that prefixes are added to the beginning of words to modify their meaning, roots are the base words, and suffixes are added to the end to also change meaning or indicate the part of speech. Some examples are given, such as how adding the prefix "re-" means to do something again, like how "read" becomes "reread". Suffixes like "-er" or "-ness" are also explained through examples like how "surf" becomes the noun "surfer" or how "kind" becomes the abstract noun "kindness".
The document discusses the components of words: prefixes, roots, and suffixes. It explains that prefixes are added to the beginning of words to modify their meaning, roots are the base words, and suffixes are added to the end to also change meaning or indicate the part of speech. Some examples are given, such as how adding the prefix "re-" means to do something again, like how "read" becomes "reread". Suffixes like "-er" or "-ness" are also explained through examples like how "surf" becomes the noun "surfer" or how "kind" becomes the abstract noun "kindness".
The document discusses the components of words: prefixes, roots, and suffixes. It explains that prefixes are added to the beginning of words to modify their meaning, roots are the base words, and suffixes are added to the end to also change meaning or indicate the part of speech. Some examples are given, such as how adding the prefix "re-" means to do something again, like how "read" becomes "reread". Suffixes like "-er" or "-ness" are also explained through examples like how "surf" becomes the noun "surfer" or how "kind" becomes the abstract noun "kindness".
The document discusses the components of words: prefixes, roots, and suffixes. It explains that prefixes are added to the beginning of words to modify their meaning, roots are the base words, and suffixes are added to the end to also change meaning or indicate the part of speech. Some examples are given, such as how adding the prefix "re-" means to do something again, like how "read" becomes "reread". Suffixes like "-er" or "-ness" are also explained through examples like how "surf" becomes the noun "surfer" or how "kind" becomes the abstract noun "kindness".
• Suffix - ending • What is a root word? – word you can add beginnings and ends to
• Why look at root word?
– helps find meanings of words • What is a prefix? – word that has its own meaning – add to change meaning of words • Prefix • Meanin – pre- g – un- – befor – dis- e – re- – not – mis- – not – im- – again – bi- – not – de- – not Not in order Disorder = ___________. Read again Reread = __________. – two – not • What is a suffix? – group of letters attached to ends of words – can indicate what part of speech the word belongs – also changes meaning • Suffix • Meaning – er – doer – able – able to – ous – full of – ness – state of – ful being – ly or –y – full of – ment – like Someone who surfs State of – state being kind of Surfer = _________________. Kindness = _________________