2. What is aWhat is a prefixprefix
A beginning that is added to a root wordA beginning that is added to a root word
For example:For example:
PurposePurpose
MultiMultipurposepurpose
3. Some common prefixesSome common prefixes
Re (again)Re (again)
Hyper (over)Hyper (over)
Un (not)Un (not)
Tri (three)Tri (three)
Pre (before)Pre (before)
Mis (wrong)Mis (wrong)
Sub (below)Sub (below)
ReReplayplay reresendsend
rereplaceplace
HyperHyperactiveactive
UnUnclear, unsureclear, unsure
TriTriangle, triweeklyangle, triweekly
PrePrepay, prepackagepay, prepackage
MisMisconduct, misspellconduct, misspell
SubSubway, submarineway, submarine
4. Some more prefixesSome more prefixes
Ante (before)Ante (before)
Bi (two)Bi (two)
Equi (equal)Equi (equal)
Hypo (under)Hypo (under)
Neo (new)Neo (new)
Poly (many)Poly (many)
Semi (half)Semi (half)
Auto (self)Auto (self)
Curcum (around)Curcum (around)
Im (not)Im (not)
Inter (between)Inter (between)
Omni (all)Omni (all)
Retro (backward)Retro (backward)
Trans (across)Trans (across)
5. What is aWhat is a suffixsuffix
It comes at the end of a wordIt comes at the end of a word
For example:For example:
HelpHelp
HelpHelpfulful