The most common Latin Connecting Vowel.
What is <i>?
The prefix and meaning of that prefix in the word suffer.
What is "suf-" which means "under, beneath, or below?"
the base that means "to turn"
What is "vert/vers"
The suffix meaning "full of" or "the nature of."
What is the suffix -ous?
The most common vowel sound in the English language and the sound it usually makes.
What is schwa?
The most common Greek Connecting Vowel.
What is <u>?
tell me 2 examples of words that have prefixes meaning "in, on, toward, or not"
words with prefixes in-, im-, il-, or ir-
tell me examples of words containing the bases meaning "to build"
What is a word with <stru/struct>
what suffix means "of, pertaining to, or characterized by"
suffix -ic
All of sounds that <y> can make.
What are /y/, /ī/, /ē/, and /ĭ/?
The connecting vowel <i> makes this sound before a vowel suffix.
What is /ē/?
The prefix and meaning of that prefix in the word evacuate.
What is "e-" which means "out?"
write a word that has the base meaning to bend or curve
What is "flect/flex"
Meaning of suffix -ar
What is "pertaining to" or "one who or that which?"
Connecting Vowel that gives us a clue that word is probably of Latin origin.
What is <i>?
The Connecting Vowel <i> makes this sound when following /l/ or /n/ sounds.
What is /y/?
The prefix and meaning of that prefix in the word "cooperation."
What is co- meaning "together or with?"
name the bases that mean "to lead"
What is "duc/duce/duct"?
The suffix that changes the stress to the second syllable when added to a 2-syllable base.
what is -ity
Word the means beautiful sound and explains why have stressed and unstressed sounds in English and also why we have chameleon/assimilated prefixes.
What is euphony?
The Latin Connecting Vowel and sound it makes in the word convenient.
What is <i> before -ent and it makes the /y/ sound.
The prefix in the word illegitimate and what that prefix means.
What is "il-" which means "in, on, toward, or not?"
write a word that has the base meaning "to throw"
any word with the base <ject> or <jec>
Name, spell and define a word with the suffix -ity.
means "quality, state, or degree"
The correct spelling of transmitance/transmittance, using polysyllabic spelling rule.
What is transmittance?