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Yes. The Stem or Root of a word is the foundation from which the word comes from. For example: The Stem of Lovely is Love Of Leafy it is leaf Of reorganisation it is organise Of unreasonable it is reason The re, un, ly, tion, and able are prefixes, and suffixes, or together they are affixes...

Hi I am confused about the use of to or into--could you please help me out? I give my students questions like this: 1- By using suitable suffixes, change the following nouns to (into?) adjectives. Child, Fool, Danger, etc Change the following sentences to (into?) passive voice. By removing...

Google should be able to help you with suffixes. There are many! Here's a good list: http://www.paulnoll.com/Books/Clear-English/English-suffixes-1.html There are several pages of suffixes at that site. CJ

Dear Califjim, I'm an English teacher in Peru and I was just trying to find some information regarding Suffixes, and to be honest with you have shed some light upon that issue. Thanks a lot ...

wildest what is this a base,prefixes or suffixes

Miles -- I don't mean to be too discouraging, but "performaly" is not a word. I'm not even sure what an adjective form of a verb would be, unless you mean somehing like "a performing bear," in which case you would use the gerund. Not all parts of speech can be turned into other parts of speech...

I Googled list of prefixes and suffixes and found several sites. Here's one: http://www.southampton.liu.edu/academic/pau/course/webesl.htm

Thank's CB. That was very supportive but you did'nt anser to my question. what about prefixes and suffixes... Nobady can help...?

Hi! I'd like to ask anybody. How can I easely learn prefixes an suffixes. Is there a dictionary what can easely help me? For instance, I can have the verb perform. Noun is performance, person is performer, adjective is performaly, and negative adjective, adverb and negative adverb. My dream...

There is virtually no gender system in English, Reikha. There are the distinguishing singular personal pronouns (he, she, it) and ships are (or were) often referred to as 'she'-- and I think that is about all of our 'system'. Oh yes, some nouns still reflect sex in their suffixes: aviatrix,...