Define a base word and a suffix.
A base word is the main part of a word or a word that gives meaning and a suffix is a meaningful ending added to a base word.
If you want to add a suffix, when do you double the final consonant of a base word?
1-1-1= 1 Syllable, 1 vowel, 1 final consonant (not w, x, y) and the suffix begins with a vowel.
What are 3 suffixes?
er, est, ly, ing, er, y.
What is does - ed mean? What does -er mean? What does -est mean?
-ed= past - er = compare - est = most/greatest
Name five words with both a prefix and a suffix and at least four syllables per word
Answers will vary.
Explain the 1-1-1 rule works in a multisyllable word
The final syllable has one syllable, ends in one consonant, and has one vowel, AND if it's the one that is stressed, double the final consonant before adding a vowel suffix (permit + ing = permitting).