EMC 3V: Root Words

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Root Word Definition: A root word is the most basic form of a word, from which other words can be formed by adding prefixes, suffixes, or other elements.

Example: The root word "act" can become "action," "active," "inactive," "react," etc.

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Types of Word Formation:
Nouns: person, place, thing (e.g., "act" → "action").
Verbs: actions or states (e.g., "act" → "react").
Adjectives: describe nouns (e.g., "act" → "active").
Adverbs: describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs (e.g., "active" → "actively").
Focus: Be aware of whether the word needs to be singular, plural, positive, or negative.

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What is the root of: Happiness
A
Hap
B
Pin
C
Happy
D
Ness

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What is the root of: Disagree
A
Dis
B
Agree
C
Sag
D
Gree

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What is the root of: Unlikely
A
Un
B
Like
C
Likely
D
Ly

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What is the root of: Misunderstanding
A
Mis
B
Under
C
Understand
D
Standing

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What is the root of: Nationality
A
Nat
B
Nation
C
National
D
Lity

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Act

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Create

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Judge

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Happy

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Appear

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Making your own word tree
Choose any five root words not covered in class so far and create a word family (noun, verb, adjective, adverb) for each. Write sentences using each word form.

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