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Welcome class H2B

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Lesson objectives
I can use linking words in a sentence.
I can use prefixes and suffixes

I know more about the culture of New York.

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We could buy some snacks ... watch a movie.
A
and
B
, but
C
, because

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I don’t want to eat breakfast now .... I’m gonna eat on 13:00.
(bonus: find the mistake)
A
so
B
, because
C
but

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Complete the sentence with the correct prefix.

I don't trust that boy anymore. He was ...honest about his age.
A
re
B
dis
C
mis
D
im

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Write down the linking word in the gap.

You should sleep early, ... you always wake up tired.

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Write down the right word with prefix in the gap.

I ... this show

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Prefixes + Suffixes
What's the difference again?

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Prefixes + Suffixes
They both change the meaning of the word.

Prefixes are letters you can place before a word. 

Suffixes are letters that go at the end of a word. 

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Prefixes
The following prefixes all mean ‘not’ or ‘the opposite’: 
non- / un- / im- / il- / in- / ir- / dis-.


sense, used, possible, legal, compatible, responsible, appear
nonsense, unused, impossible, illegal, incompatible, irresponsible, disappear

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Prefixes
Re- means ‘again’ or ‘back’.
act, play, turn
react, replay, return

Mis- means ‘wrong’ or ‘not’.
place, understand
misplace, misunderstand



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Prefixes
Re- means ‘again’ or ‘back’.
act, play, turn
react, replay, return

Mis- means ‘wrong’ or ‘not’.
place, understand
misplace, misunderstand



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Suffixes
To change an adverb or adjective into a noun, you add -ness.
That actress seems friendly. - Those people are known for their friendliness.
This is a really sad story. - I saw sadness in her eyes.



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Suffixes
To talk about ‘the person that does the action’, you add -er.
teach, rap




teacher, rapper

To change a verb into a noun, you add -ing / -ment.
We move a lot to stay healthy. - This climate movement is very powerful.
I love to write short stories. - Do you like this piece of writing?

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Your choice: Stepping Stones Online
Go to your planner: Lesson 19 February

1 Practise prefixes and suffixes - Slim stampen 9A = 9B
2  Learn more about New York City - exercise 32a (1-5)

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