- You can change a stem word into a noun / verb / adjective
- You can apply the correct form of a stem word in given sentences.
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Today's lesson
Aim:
practising word formation
Outcomes:
- You can change a stem word into a noun / verb / adjective
- You can apply the correct form of a stem word in given sentences.
Slide 1 - Tekstslide
What is word formation?
(Cambridge exam R&UoE part 3 )
You take a root word (the stem) and change this into a verb, a noun, an adjective.
Sometimes you add a prefix (in front of the word) or a suffix (at the end of the word) to change the meaning positive/negative.
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Slide 2 - Tekstslide
Slide 3 - Video
Change the following root words into:
verbs - nouns - adjectives - suffix? - prefix?
relation
science
noise
hope
comfort
succes
Slide 4 - Tekstslide
Change the following root words into:
verbs nouns adjectives suffix? - prefix?
relation to relate relationship -
science no verb science/scientist scientific
noise noise noisy
hope to hope hope hopeful
comfort to comfort comfort comfortable/ uncomfortable
succes no verb success successful / unsuccessful
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Slide 6 - Tekstslide
PHRASAL VERBS
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phrasal verbs
"A phrasal verb is a verb combined with another word, usually a prepostision. The phrasal verb has a different meaning than the verb itself."
Slide 8 - Tekstslide
phrasal verbs
"Een phrasal verb is een werkwoord gecombineerd met een ander woord, meestal een voorzetsel. De phrasal verb heeft een andere betekenis dan het werkwoord."
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phrasal verbs
to break up
Slide 10 - Tekstslide
phrasal verbs
to break up
to end a romantic relationship
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phrasal verbs
to break up
verb
preposition
Slide 12 - Tekstslide
phrasal verbs
To break
To break down
To break into
To break up
To break off
To break away
- to separate into pieces
- to become very upset
- to stop working
- to end a romantic relationship
- to break a piece from something
- to leave / escape from someone who's holding you
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phrasal verbs
To let
To let in
To let off
To let down
To let in on
- to allow something to happen
- to allow someone to enter
- to give someone a light or no punishment
- to disappoint someone
- to tell someone a secret
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phrasal verbs
- to move from one place to another
- to make a loud noise / to explode
- to review / to check something carefully
- to continue / to happen
- to do something enjoyable that's not at home
- to pass
To go
To go off
To go over
To go on
To go out
To go by
Slide 15 - Tekstslide
phrasal verbs
Sometimes, the phrasal verb has a meaning that is very similar to the meaning of the verb
to use up: to use all of something
Sometimes, the phrasal verb has a meaning that is completely different than the meaning of the verb
to carry on: to continue
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Exercise:
Find all the phrasal verbs in this text.
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Exercise:
Find all the phrasal verbs in this text.
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Exercise:
Find all the phrasal verbs in this text.
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Exercise:
Find all the phrasal verbs in this text.
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Exercise:
Find all the phrasal verbs in this text.
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Exercise:
Find all the phrasal verbs in this text.
Do this exercise in your notebook
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Phrasal verbs Sarah is_________a new word.
A
looking for
B
looking up
C
looking after
D
looking forward to
Slide 23 - Quizvraag
Phrasal verbs Sarah is_________a new word.
A
looking into
B
looking up
C
looking after
D
looking forward to
Slide 24 - Quizvraag
Phrasal verbs The company ....... the offer.
A
turned in
B
turned down
C
turned out
D
turned up
Slide 25 - Quizvraag
Prefixes and Suffixes
Slide 26 - Tekstslide
Slide 27 - Video
Prefixes
Letters you place BEFORE a word
They change the meaning of the word
Examples:
non- /un-/ im-/ il-/ in-/ ir-/ dis-
re-
mis-
Slide 28 - Tekstslide
These prefixes all mean 'not' or 'the opposite'
non- sense -> nonsense
un- used -> unused
im- possible -> impossible
il- legal -> illegal
in- compatible -> incompatible
ir- responsible -> irresponsible
dis- appear -> disappear
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Re- means 'again', or 'back'
act -> react
play -> replay
turn -> return
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mis- means 'wrong' or 'not'
place -> misplace
understand -> misunderstand
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Suffixes
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Suffixes
Letters that go AFTER a word
They change the meaning of a word
Examples:
-er
-ing/ -ment
-ness
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Suffixes
To talk about 'the person that does the action', add -er
teach -> teacher
rap -> rapper
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Suffixes
To change a verb into a noun, you add -ing/ -ment
move -> movement
paint -> painting
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Suffixes
To change an adverb or an adjective into a noun, you add -ness