Port/ tract/ dic(t)
to carry or a gateway
what is Port
burst or break
A Dictator is what part of speech and why? (Verb or Noun)
Noun because it is a person
-est
there are two kinds of affixes what are they and where to they go on a word?
prefix- at the beginning
suffix- at the end
to pull or draw
what is tract
to build
Dictated is what part of speech? Noun or Verb and why?
Verb because it is an action
this suffix tells us it is something that happened in the past
-ed
this prefix changes the words meaning to be the opposite
un-
to say or tell
what is Dic(t)
to have shape
what is form
dictation is what part of speech and why? noun, adjective, adverb or verb?
Noun, it is still a thing
this suffix tells us it is a verb happening right now meaning in the present
-ing
Name all the affixes we've learned so far for double points
-ed
es/s
-ing
-er/or
un
-est
transportation uses which meaning of the base word
name three words using these base words
answers may vary
dictating is what part of speech and why?
verb, it is a present action
this suffix changes verbs to nouns by making things into people who do them
-er/ -or
pick one base and use all the affixes for double points
answers will vary
name three words using each of these base words
answers may vary
name two words using both variations of the morpheme struct and one of stru
misconstrued, instrument, construction, instruction...answers may vary
what part of speech are all the bases (noun, verb, preposition, coordination conjunction, article, adjective, or adverb)
it depends on which suffix you use
this suffix means there are many or plural
-es/-s
sometimes this suffix doesn't look like it should, but it still means the same, meaning the entire word looks different, and give an example.
*hint, it is a superlative
-est
least
worst
best