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    Grade 7 Prefix and Suffix

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    Prefix and Suffix This document defines and provides examples of prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are added to the beginning of words to form new words, while suffixes are added to the end. Some examples of prefixes and their meanings given include: - Un- and not- mean not - Re- means to do again - Dis- means to negate or remove - Ex- means out - En- means to put into or put on - A- means not or without Examples of suffixes and their meanings include: - Ness means condition or state - Ed is the past tense - Ment means condition or result - Ful means full of - Ary

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    Prefix and Suffix This document defines and provides examples of prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are added to the beginning of words to form new words, while suffixes are added to the end. Some examples of prefixes and their meanings given include: - Un- and not- mean not - Re- means to do again - Dis- means to negate or remove - Ex- means out - En- means to put into or put on - A- means not or without Examples of suffixes and their meanings include: - Ness means condition or state - Ed is the past tense - Ment means condition or result - Ful means full of - Ary

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    Prefix and Suffix This document defines and provides examples of prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are added to the beginning of words to form new words, while suffixes are added to the end. Some examples of prefixes and their meanings given include: - Un- and not- mean not - Re- means to do again - Dis- means to negate or remove - Ex- means out - En- means to put into or put on - A- means not or without Examples of suffixes and their meanings include: - Ness means condition or state - Ed is the past tense - Ment means condition or result - Ful means full of - Ary

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    Prefix and Suffix This document defines and provides examples of prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are added to the beginning of words to form new words, while suffixes are added to the end. Some examples of prefixes and their meanings given include: - Un- and not- mean not - Re- means to do again - Dis- means to negate or remove - Ex- means out - En- means to put into or put on - A- means not or without Examples of suffixes and their meanings include: - Ness means condition or state - Ed is the past tense - Ment means condition or result - Ful means full of - Ary

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    Prefix and Suffix

    Prefix
    ▪A prefix is a letter or group of letters
    which is added to the beginning of a
    word in order to form a different word.
    Example:
    Un +
    Happy = Unhappy
    Not + Happy = Not happy
    Un(Not) + Sent = Not sent
    Re- means to do again
    Re + Paint = Repaint
    Again + Paint = Paint again
    +
    Re (Again) Read = Read again
    Dis- to negate or remove
    Dis +
    connect = Disconnect
    Negate/
    remove + connect = Have no connection
    Remove from connection

    Dis remove) +
    (Negate/ arm
    = Disarm
    Remove a
    weapon
    Ex- means out
    Ex + friend = Ex-friend
    Out + friend = circle of friends.
    Out from your

    Ex (out) + claim = Exclaim


    To cry out, speak in strong
    or sudden emotion
    En- put into or put on
    En + circle = Encircle
    Put on + circle = Put on circle
    En (put on)+ danger = Endanger
    Put into danger
    A- not, without
    A + historic = Ahistoric
    Without/not + historic = Without connection
    in history
    +
    Without/ theist
    A not = Atheist
    Without religion
    Suffix
    ▪A suffix is a letter or group of letters
    which is added at the end of a word in
    order to form a different word.
    Ness- condition or state
    Happy + ness = Happiness
    Happy + Condition = Condition of being
    happy.
    Ill + ness (Condition)= Illness
    Condition of being
    sick.
    ed- past tense
    Shout + ed = Shouted
    Shout + Past tense= “Shout” action is
    done.
    Play + ed (Past tense) = Played
    “Play” action is
    done.
    ment- condition/result
    Argue + ment = Argument
    Argue + condition = Condition of exchanging
    opposite views.
    Content+ ment (condition) = Contentment
    A condition of
    feeling satisfied.
    ful- full of
    hand + ful = handful
    hand + Full of = Hand is full
    fear + ful (full of) = Fearful
    Full of fear.
    ary- of, or relating to
    Vision + ary =of, Visionary
    Vision + Relating to = or imagination.
    relating to visions

    Mission +ary(relating to) = Missionary


    Of, or relating to
    religious missions.
    al- relating to
    Voice + al = relating
    Vocal
    Voice + Relating to = to human
    voices.
    Tribe + al (relating to) = Tribal
    relating to tribes.
    Activity
    Here is some list of root words. Add a suitable
    prefix and suffix to form a new word.

    Enjoy______ ____Kind
    ____Write
    Hope______
    ____Band
    Parliament_____
    ____Claim
    Music______ ____Throne
    Heat_____ ____Chromatic
    Thank You!

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