Phonics Prefixes and suffixes
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The document discusses common prefixes in the English language and their meanings, including "re-", "un-", and "-ful". It provides examples of words containing these prefixes and how they modify the base word. Some key prefixes and their meanings mentioned are: - "re-" means to do again, as in redo, rewrite, or reread. - "un-" means not, as in unable, unsafe, or unkind. - "-ful" means full of, as in hopeful, playful, or joyful.
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Phonics Prefixes and suffixes
- 1. “re” means to do again redo means to do it again reread means to read it again
- 2. usere reuse
- 3. playrereplay
- 5. • Repay means to pay again. • Restart means to start again. • Refill means to fill again. • Retell means to tell again. • Revisit means to visit again. • Reread means to read again.
- 6. “ly” means in that way quietly means do it in a quiet way happily means do it in a happy way
- 9. lysad sadly
- 11. lysoft softly
- 12. lybrightbrightly
- 13. She runs slowly because she is short. The lights suddenly went out. Are you scared? The Christmas tree lights are shining brightly. The man kindly gave the boy a piece of candy.
- 14. “un” means not uncover means to not cover unafraid means not afraid
- 15. packun unpack
- 16. luckyun unlucky
- 17. safeun unsafe
- 18. kindun unkind
- 19. ableun unable
- 20. •The field is unsafe because there is glass in the grass. •The parents are angry because the children are ungrateful. •The children are angry because the homework is unbearable.
- 21. “ful ” means full of thankful means full of thanks hopeful means full of hope
- 22. fulplay playful
- 23. fulhelp helpful
- 25. fulpain painful
- 26. fuljoy joyful
- 27. She is cheerful because it’s her birthday. The strong man is so powerful that he can lift a car. Be careful with that snake. It may bite you.