Prefixes and Suffixes

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• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Here we go! Can you guess what this is?

It's a coffee bean!

Remember the correct spelling ....only one "L"

Watch the video

What are prefixes?

What are suffixes?

Which ones are mentioned in the video?

What does each of these prefixes and suffixes mean? 

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Homework

We can do some exercises in tomorrow's English lesson  However........

Please make sure that you have studied the information  on slides 1-9  in this LessonUp very carefully as it forms the basis of the test on Thursday the 29th of January (Formative test  Prefixes and Suffixes).

MAKE CAREFUL NOTES OF THE CORRECT ANSWERS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK! 

Look at the words below and answer the questions. Do this in pairs - You only have 10 minutes!

1. What type of word is it? noun-verb-adverb-adjective
2. How does the meaning of the word change from one word type to the other. In other words; what is the difference in meaning between both words? 

a. illegal/illegally (legal = adj (not allowed by law)/illegally = adverb (in a way that it is illegal)

b. illegal/legal

c.arrangement/arrange

d. kindly/kind

e.happy/happiness

f. unhappy/unhappily

g. glorious/glory

h. negotiate/negotiation

i. negotiator/negotiate

j. teach/teacher

Use the word in a sentence that shows you know how it should be used and what it means. Remember you may need to change the tense of the word if your sentence is in the past tense!

Use the word in a sentence that shows you know how it should be used and what it means. Remember you may need to change the tense of the word if your sentence is in the past tense! (work individually)

 1.Understand - example: I understood everything in class but now it is the test and I don't understand anything about prefixes at all!

2. Bottomless ('without limit or end')

3. Fatten (this means 'to make bigger')

5. Adhesive (this means 'sticky') 

6. Awaken (this means 'not being asleep anymore')

7. Rearrange 

8. Youthful (this means 'young or seemingly young')

Job Title Suffixes : -er -or & -ist

Is there any rule which tells us when to use ....er or ....or and when to use .....ist at the end of a job name?

There are no rules, I'm afraid, although a number of patterns emerge. Unskilled or semi-skilled job-holders are often denoted with …er, whilst those in scientific or medical professions are often designated with …ist. But there are many exceptions.

The …er suffix is very common, but so is …or. The …ist ending is also quite common, but so is …ant. We also have …ant (accountant, shop assistant, civil servant, flight attendant), …man (postman, fireman, dustman, barman, draughtsman, fisherman), …ess (waitress, hostess, Headmistress) …ee (trainee, employee) and …ive (representative, machine operative), etc.

Teacher 

narrator

explorer

creator

noun

verb

teach

narrate (to tell a story)

explore (to discover)

to make something new

adjective

teachable

______

exploratory

creative 

adverb

__________

________

exploratively

creatively

What is the opposite of the verb:?
to pack

What is the opposite of the verb: fair?

What is the opposite of: honest?

What is the adverb of the word: kind?

what is the verb of the word: negotiation?

What is the noun?(agree)

What is the opposite of the verb: (lock)

What is another way of saying: something is not factual

1. oncorrect
2. incorrect
3. imcorrect
4. uncorrect

the state of being asleep for the winter: (noun)

1. hibernation
2. hibernate
3. winter sleep
4. hibernatedly

Homework/Self study

IMPORTANT

Please make sure that you have studied the information in this LessonUp very carefully as it forms the basis of the formative test (Test  Prefixes and Suffixes) planned for Wednesday the 29th of January.