Prefix
The prefix comes before, after or in the middle of a word
Before
The suffix comes before, in the middle or at the end of a base word.
at the end
The narrator of a story is
the person telling the story
Dismissal time tomorrow is 3:20; 2:15; 1pm or 11:30am
I don't know
When used in the word MISUNDERSTOOD the prefix mis- means wrongly, correctly, funny, or usually
wrongly
when -ed is placed on the end of a word it usually means
it happened in the past, or has already happened
This narrator knows all of the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in the story.
First person, second person, third person omniscient
An omniscient narrator
Your principal's name is Mr. Stone; Mr Edwards; Dr. Wells; Mr Hairston
Ms. Jennifer
Knowing the meaning of the prefix -mis helps the reader understand that the word misbehave means.
to behave wrongly
Knowing the meaning of the prefix pre- helps the reader understand that the word pregame means.
before the game
Knowing the meaning of the suffix -ed helps the reader understand that the word jumped means.
It happened in the past
This narrator is a character in the story, and tells the story of events from their perspective using "I" or "we." Is it First, second, or third person narrator
First person narrator
What do you call a boomerang that won’t come back?
A stick.
Knowing the meaning of the prefix -un helps the reader understand that the word unbelievable means.
to not believe
Knowing the meaning of the prefix re- helps the reader understand that the word reapply means.
to apply again
Knowing the meaning of the suffix -er helps the reader understand that the word reader means.
one who reads
In this narrator the reader becomes the main character, addressed as "you" throughout the story. Is it first, second, or third person narrator.
Second Person narrator
What does a cloud wear under his raincoat?
Thunderwear!
If you are told you are unintelligible when talking it could mean you are talking gobbeldigook or an extinct dialect. True or False
True
Come up with an example of a pre- word and explain its meanings.
Pre-paint, Pre-write, Pre-history
Come up with an example of a -er word or an -ed word and explain the meanings.
multiple answers
Laughter is the best medicine. Is this a metaphor, figurative, simile, or imagery.
Metaphor
How does a scientist freshen her breath?
With experi-mints.