Prefixes
Identify the prefix in "election."
What is <e>?
What is the common suffix in these words:
courage
stage
village
What is <-age>?
Identify all the affixes in the word "immigration."
What is <im>, <ate> and <ion>?
From Greek, meaning "feeling."
What is <path>?
From the heart as the seat of feeling, to facing something with bravery.
What is courage.
Identify the prefix in "perhaps."
What is <per>?
Identify the suffixes in the word "discouragingly."
What is <age>, <ing> and <ly>?
Identify all the affixes in the word "empathy."
What is <em> and <y>?
From Latin, meaning "to gather."
What is <lect>?
To gather or bring together.
What is "collect"?
What does the prefix <sym> in "sympathy" mean?
What is "together, with"?
sympathy="being together with feeling"
The meaning of the suffix <-ing> in "happening," "encouraging," and "collecting."
What is doing something now, present tense.
Identify all the affixes in the word "congratulate".
What is <con>, <ule> and <ate>?
From Latin, meaning "heart."
What is <cour>?
Having no feelings about something that someone else might care about.
What is "apathy"?
Identify the prefixes in "recollected."
What are <re> and <col>?
Identify the suffixes in the word "magically."
What is <ic>, <al> and <ly>?
Identify all the affixes in the word "selection."
What is <sel> and <ion>?
From Old Norse, meaning "chance, luck."
What is <hap>?
The quality or condition of being happy.
What is "happiness"?
What do the prefixes <mis->, <dis-> and <un-> have in common?
mishap, misjudge, misspell
discourage
unselected
They all share a sense of negativity, "wrong," "not," or "opposite of."
Is <-age> a suffix in the following words:
baggage
page
postage
Only "baggage" and "postage" have the suffix <age>.
In "page," the <a>, <g> and <e> are a part of the word.
Identify all the prefixes and suffixes in the word "encouragingly."
What is <en>, <age>,<ing> and <ly>?
From Latin, meaning "to move."
What is <migr>?
To pass after death to another body.
What is "transmigrate"?