PPT-Vocabulary-prefixes, suffixes, roots

Unit 19 Inquisitive adj inin The boy was an inquisitive inquisitor He had lots of questions to ask Root quis ask seek demand Definitionseeking into curious ask many questions Despondent adj . Unit 31. Fallacy (n.). In speech, fallacies are used in persuasive speeches, which make the sources incredible.. Root=fall=to deceive. Definition=a deceiving or misleading idea. Credence (n.) [. kree. Week 2 WC 16.9.13 . Week 3 WC 23.9.13. Week 4 WC 30.9.13. Week 5 WC 7.10.13. Week 6 WC 14.10.13. Week 7 WC 21.10.13. sentence connectives. sentence connectives. prefixes: mono, . uni. , bi, du.. prefixes: tri, quad, quart.. Rap. http://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOJrjNR7ZZM. . What are root words?. Roots are the main part of the word. . In . the word bi. cycle. , "cycle" is the root. . The . word can be accompanied by many prefixes including "re" or "bi." . Unit 34. Intact (adj.). in=not. Which tooth is still intact?. Root=tang/tact=to touch. Definition=not touched; unbroken or whole. Conciliatory (adj.). With . a conciliatory gesture. …. Jackie Robinson and Ben Chapman. Q4 Week 3. Monday—grammar . Commas. Rule 1: Use a comma with a conjunction between two independent clauses.. Rule 2: Use a comma after a dependent clause if it comes before an independent clause. . Define commonly used prefixes, combining forms, and suffixes presented.. Contrasting Prefixes. Contrasting Prefixes. Contrasting Prefixes. Contrasting Prefixes. Contrasting Prefixes. Contrasting Prefixes. PREFIXES / SUFFIXES. THESE BELL RINGER VOCABULARY WORDS ARE TO BE DONE AS SOON AS THE TARDY BELL RINGS AND THEY ARE TO GO IN THE VOCABULARY SECTION OF YOUR COMPOSITION BOOK. . BELL RINGER VOCABULARY. What is a Prefix?. A prefix is an attachment before or in front of an existing word or stem, serving to form a new word or new meaning. . . New . meaning. example: . . “. un-. ” makes a . happy. 8. roots (white). 3. prefix (pink). 2. suffixes (green). Lesson . 8. : Roots. 1. . Crat. , . cras. . = mix. Example Words: . Idiosyncrasy, procrastinate, crass, bureaucrat, autocrat. Lesson . 8. : Roots. –ARIS, E. OR. . –ALIS, E. ACROMION. OS (mouth). OCCIPUT. DIGITUS. MAXILLA. STERNUM. DENS. CAPUT. INTESTINUM. CELLULA. FEMUR. PATELLA. TIBIA. FIBULA. PALMA. CAPUT. SCAPULA. CLAVICULA. TRACHEA. DUODENUM. Proceedings of AJL 2 Nominalization and Adjectivization by Japanese Suffixes: - sa, - sei, - na, and - teki K aji Hanna International Christian University 1 Introduction This paper discusses the PrefixMeaningExamplesa- an-not without having noabyss anemiaamphi-both on both sides of aroundamphibiousana- an-up back again upside down wrong analysis anodeanti-against opposite in answer toantipo CURRICULUMCourseDescriptionEtymologyisalanguageartscoursestudyingthederivationofEnglishwordsandwordfamiliesfromtheirrootsinancientandmodernlanguagesFocusofthisstudyisuponGreekLatinAnglo-SaxonandGerman Students sharpen their word-study skills and build vocabulary as they complete fun, independent puzzles and activities that introduce 50 essential prefixes and suffixes. Activities invite students to decode and acquire dozens of words they8.