Prefix
What is the prefix in the word and what does it mean:
unhappy
The prefix is "un". It means not happy.
Her smile is as bright as the sun.
Simile- Her smile is very bright
What does this mean:
"Time flies when you're having fun."
Time goes by quickly when you're having fun.
What is the suffix in the word and what does it mean:
dogs
The suffix is "s" and it means more than one.
What is the prefix in the word and what does it mean:
reread
The prefix is "re". To read something again.
A rollercoaster of emotions
Metaphor- Feelings that change a lot, going up and down quickly.
What does this mean:
"Break a leg."
Good luck.
What is the suffix in the word and what does it mean:
washable
The suffix is "able" and it means it can be washed.
What is the prefix in the word and what does it mean:
Misheard
The prefix is "mis". Did not hear correctly
A double-edged sword
Metaphor- Something that has both good and bad sides.
What does this mean:
"I'm all ears."
I'm listening to you.
What is the suffix in the word and what does it mean:
Careless
The suffix is "less" and it means without care.
What is the prefix in the word and what does it mean:
Disregard
The prefix is "dis". It means to not regard or pay attention to something.
His hands were as cold as ice.
Simile- his hands were really cold
What does this mean:
"It's raining cats and dogs."
It's raining really hard outside.
What is the suffix in the word and what does it mean:
jumped
The suffix is "ed" and it means the past tense of jump as in an action in the past.
What is the prefix in the word and what does it mean:
Impossible
The word means "not possible." The prefix "im-" means "not" or "opposite of."
A fish out of water
Metaphor- Someone who feels uncomfortable or out of place
Break the ice
To start a conversation or activity to make people feel more comfortable and less nervous. Often used when meeting new people or in awkward situations
What is the suffix in the word and what does it mean:
Careful
Suffix: "-ful"
The word means "full of care" or "showing caution." The suffix "-ful" turns a noun or verb into an adjective, meaning "full of" or "having the qualities of."