Prefixes
un- means
not or opposite of
-ed means
past tense
A root word cannot stand alone. True or False
True
reread means to
read again
one who teaches
teacher
sub- means
below or under
-ing means
action or process
The latin root for 'to burst or break'
rupt
The three sounds -ed makes.
/id/, /d/, /t/
colorful means
full of color
The prefix for 'before or earlier'
pre-
The suffix for 'most' is
-est
form means
to shape
The smallest part of a word with meaning
morpheme
To heat something before I need it.
preheat
mis- means
bad or wrong
The suffix for 'full of'
-ful
port means
to carry
This suffix changes a verb to a noun.
-er/-or
One who carries something again
inter- means
between or among
The two suffixes for 'act of, state of, or result of'
-sion/-tion
This latin root CAN stand alone.
form
The five word endings for using -es.
-x, -s, -ch-, -sh, -z
To burst or break between something
interrupt