1. Aim: How do we figure out what prefixes and suffixes tell us?
Do Now: List all the words you know with –ist.

2. Added before the root of a word
Prefix
Added before the root of a word

3. Prefix Examples unhappy : un is a negative prefix
prefix, preview : pre is a prefix, with the sense of before
redo, review. : re is a prefix meaning again.
dishonest, disobey: dis is also a negative prefix
impolite, immature: im has the meaning of dis.
inadequate, incomplete: in has the meaning of dis and im.
atheist, anarchy : a and an have the meaning of dis, im, and in (not) and without.

4. What do the following words mean?
Antisocial
Malware
Beneficial
Omnipotent
Confirm
Paraphrase
Comply
Prehistoric
Credulous
Propel
Deconstruct
Transport
Dictation
Unable
Entangle
Uniform
Fallacious
Foreground

5. Common Prefixes Anti Mal Bene Omni Com Para Con Pre Cre Pro De Trans
Dict Un En
Uni
Fal
Fore

6. Put into, make, provide with Fal Deceive, lie Fore Before Mal Bad Omni
Prefix
Meaning
Examples
Anti
Against, opposite
Bene
Good
Com
With, together
Con
Cred
Believe
Dict
Say, Speak En
Put into, make, provide with
Fal
Deceive, lie
Fore
Before
Mal
Bad
Omni
All, every
Para
Beside
Pre
Pro
For, Forward
Trans
Across Un
Againt, not, opposite
Uni
One

7. Added to the end of a word.
Suffix
Added to the end of a word.

8. What are some examples?
The adjective “smokeless” is formed by adding the suffix “-less” to the noun “smoke.”
The adverb “sadly” is formed by adding the suffix “-ly” to the adjective “sad.”

9. What do these mean? Portable Captive Informant Wondrous Wisdom
Suspicious
Bolder
Stardom
Vivacity
Edgiest
Vivacious
Terminology

10. Common Suffixes -Able -Ious -Acity -Ive -Ant -Less -Dom -Ly -Er -Ology
-Est
-Ous

11. Noun Suffix -acy state or quality privacy, fallacy, delicacy -al
act or process of
refusal, recital, rebuttal 
-ance, -ence 
state or quality of
maintenance, eminence, assurance  
-dom
place or state of being 
freedom, kingdom, boredom
-er, -or
one who
trainer, protector, narrator
-ism
doctrine, belief
communism, narcissism, scepticism
-ist
chemist, narcissist, plagiarist
-ity, -ty
quality of
inactivity, veracity, parity, serenity
-ment
condition of
argument, endorsement, punishment  
-ness
state of being
heaviness, sadness, rudeness, testiness 
-ship
position held
fellowship, ownership, kinship, internship
-sion, -tion
concession, transition, abbreviation

12. Verb suffix -ate become regulate, eradicate, enunciate, repudiate -en
enlighten, awaken, strengthen
-ify, -fy
make or become
terrify, satisfy, rectify, exemplify
-ize, -ise*
civilize, humanize, socialize, valorize

13. Adjective Suffix Adjective Suffixes -able, -ible capable of being
edible, presentable, abominable, credible 
-al
pertaining to
regional, grammatical, emotional, coastal
-esque
reminiscent of
picturesque, statuesque, burlesque
-ful
notable for
fanciful, resentful, woeful, doubtful
-ic, -ical
musical, mythic, domestic, chiastic
-ious, -ous
characterized by
nutritious, portentous, studious 
-ish
having the quality of
fiendish, childish, snobbish
-ive
having the nature of
creative, punitive, divisive, decisive 
-less
without
endless, ageless, lawless, effortless -y
sleazy, hasty, greasy, nerdy, smelly