Word Sums
Two Consecutive Identical Consonants
<in-> ('not')
<sub->
What's That Prefix Mean?
100

attract

at + tract

100

ill

As a content word it needs three letters (also, the 'floss' pattern.) 

100

i___fant

<in>

infant

100

su___marine

<sub>

submarine

100

exit, extract

<ex-> means 'out, out of'

200

occur

oc + cur

200

kiss

Plural cancelation, 'floss' rule.

200
i___possible

<im>

impossible

200

su___port

<sup>

support

200

combine, compare

<com> means 'with, together'

300

supply

sup + ply

300

muddy

double the final consonant of <mud> when adding a vowel suffix

300

i___legal

<il>

illegal

300

su___stance

<sub>

substance

300

inspire, inject, indent

<in-> means 'in'

400

collection

col + lect + ion

400

butt

Content spelling, different from <but>

400

i___regular

<ir>

irregular

400

su___cess

<suc>

success

400

erase, erupt, emit

<e-> means 'out, out of'

500
opposite

op + pose + ite

(the <e> is replaced by the vowel suffix, but it's there in the base!)

500

affect

<af> is an assimilated prefix

500

i__gnore

Nothing! It's just <i>.

500

su__pend

<sus>


suspend

500

survive, surprise

<sur-> means 'super, over, above, beyond'

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