Absent If you are absent during any day of a roots week It is your responsibility to go online and get the 3 words that you missed You can print out the.

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Absent If you are absent during any day of a roots week It is your responsibility to go online and get the 3 words that you missed You can print out the template If absent any day of the week, you still must test on all words on Friday

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Suffix A suffix is a letter, or group of letters, that is added to the end of a root (base) word Example: biology, psychology Ology = study of Rely also on context clues to help determine prefix and root meanings.

Suffix 1 Suffix: Able, ible Definition: able, can do, capable of Examples: 1. Portable 2. Edible 3. Tolerable

Suffix 2 Suffix: En Definition: made of, to become Examples: 1. Loosen 2. Wooden 3. Sharpen

Suffix 3 Suffix: Less Definition: Without Examples: 1. Hopeless 2. Heartless 3. Bottomless