This document discusses how to build vocabulary by describing objects and using prefixes, suffixes, and root words. It provides examples of writing paragraphs about a study table and bedroom to describe objects. It then lists common prefixes like un-, in-, and dis- and suffixes like -able, -less, and -ful that can be added to root words to modify their meaning, such as turning kind into unkind. The document concludes by thanking the audience and encouraging more fun presentations.

1. Describe an Object; Prefixes,
Suffixes for Vocabulary
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Week 3: Lecture 8
Zafar Ullah, Air University, Islamabad,
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2. Describe an Object
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3. Write a Paragraph about Study Table
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4. Write a Paragraph on Bedroom
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5. Prefixes, Root Word, Suffixes
• Root word: core word kind
kind, legal, correct
• Prefix: addition before the root word
unkind, illegal, incorrect
Suffix: Addition after the root word
able, less, ful
Hateable, childless, spoonful
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6. Prefixes 1
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7. Prefixes 2
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8. Root Words 1
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9. Suffixes 1
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10. Suffixes 2
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11. Thank You
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Make Presentation much more fun
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