Hi Ivantalk, Thanks for the reply. That surprises me. So none of them are either prefixes or suffixes but abbreviations? If you are interested to know what MiB and KiB, then here are two excellent articles about Binary abbreviations (prefixes).

I think those all are abberviations.........And can you tell me what is MiB and KiB?

All words can be base, but not all words can be root. So, a word which is attached one or more prefixes or suffixes is a root, while a base word does contain already at least one, but it can be added more (pref or suf). By the way stem words are

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Who the charity help? -- Wrong Whom the charity help? -- Wrong Who does the charity help? -- OK, but considered informal. Whom does the charity help? -- OK and formallly correct. The only word with more than one syllable

Hi Fred! I hope I'm going to have right: I attend university as well as you majoring English and American studeis in Hungary. have you ever heard about derivation. Now "disillusionment" is one of it. There ae certain types of it, for

Hi Guys, By definition: prefix is a type of affix that precedes the morphemes to which it can attach. A suffix is an affix that succeeds the morphemes to which it can attach. So when you say 700 MiB, is "MiB" really a prefix or a suffix?

Hi Ellie-- welcome to English Forums. There are no rules, just some common options, like '-ate' verbs change to '-ation' nouns. Most grammar books list the most widespread suffixes. I'd stick with the dictionary, if I were you.

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Hello. I know this could be a too broad question but I'd like to know what are the most common suffixes and prefixes for verbs, adjectives and nouns. Can you write them according to your experience with the language? Or where can I find this