Prefixes
The prefixes un, non, dis mean.
What is not.
This Latin root means to "shape."
What is to form.
A vowel suffix that means "already happened."
What is -ed
These are known as "bonus letters."
What are ff, ll, ss, zz or fszl.
The word hi is this type of syllable
What is an open syllable
A prefix that means “underneath or lower.”
What is sub.
This Latin root means "to carry".
What is port.
A vowel suffix that means "happening now."
What is -ing.
These are known as "short vowel protectors."
What are ck, tch, dge.
The word beast is an example of this syllable type.
What is a vowel team.
This Latin prefix means "across, over or beyond".
What is trans
This Latin prefix means "to draw or pull."
What is tract.
The consonant suffix that means "without."
What is -less.
These are known as the "h" brothers.
What are ch, sh, th, wh.
The word, pert, cart, corner are an examples of this syllable type.
What is an R-syllable
A prefix that means “after."
What is post.
This Latin prefix means to "break or burst."
What is rupt.
This consonant suffix means "state of."
What is -ness.
If a one syllable word ends in one consonant with one vowel before it you do this to the final consonant when adding a vowel suffix.
What is double it.
ex.
mad + est = maddest
The word fantastic is an example of this syllable type.
What is a closed syllable.
The Latin prefix means "before."
What is pre-
This Latin prefix means "to throw or lie."
What is jec/ject.
A consonant suffix that means "act of, state of."
What is -ment.
The letter "y" has three sounds.
What are y, e, i
The word table is an example of these two syllable types.
What is an open syllable and a Cle