Hey! You have done a good work! Very interesting explanaation (although I do not know if practically useful) Marmarina

Hi Whitegirl, A prefix is an addition that preceds the root of the word.A prefix changes the meaning of the word. Some prefixes are: un,dis,in,im,ir,re ,..etc Eg.responsible: Ir responsible advantage: Dis advantage Write: Re write

I think before teaching vocabulary, we need to choose active and passive vocabulary. For passive words, we only realize and don't spend a lot of time to explain them. Students will research themselves by looking up in the dictionary or guessing

Please use your dictionary!

mis:MISunderstood, MIsbehave, MIStake and thats all i got!

hi i need help right away with word that start with re, un, dis, mis, in, im, ir, il, non, pre, post, inter, bi, and ex! i've looked and looked but still cant find them i need like 5 4 each one as a a example! - sami

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

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 CarlX

1 : In each of the examples above . 2 : In each of the above examples. To me only sentence #2 sounds correct. I know sentence #1 is also correct but I find it weird placing above at the end. To me only sentence #1 sounds