ROOT WORDS (BATCH 1). Root Word A root word is a word with roots in another language. They’re what’s left once all affixes (prefixes and suffixes are

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  • ROOT WORDS (BATCH 1)
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  • Root Word A root word is a word with roots in another language. Theyre whats left once all affixes (prefixes and suffixes are taken off. English words are most often ROOTED in Greek or Latin.
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  • Prefix A word part that goes at the beginning of a root word to change the root words meaning. Example: re- in reaction
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  • Suffix A word part that goes at the end of a root word to change the root words meaning. Example: -ion in reaction
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  • Re- Again
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  • Un- Not, reverse action, deprive of, release from.
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  • Dis- Not; opposite of
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  • A- Not or without
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  • Im-/In-/Il-/Ir- (Different spellings based on the first letter of root word) Not or opposite of.
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  • Non- Not or dont
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  • -able/-ible Can be; able to
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  • -er More
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  • -est Most
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  • -s/-es Makes a noun plural
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  • -ed Makes a verb past tense
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  • -ly Describes how something is done (makes a word an adverb)