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    Name Date

    GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

    Most Common Prefixes

    Prefix Meaning Key Word

    anti- against antifreeze

    de- opposite defrost

    dis-* not, opposite of disagree

    en-, em- cause to encode, embrace

    fore- before forecast

    in-, im- in infield

    in-, im-, il-, ir-* not injustice, impossible

    inter- between interact

    mid- middle midway

    mis- wrongly misfire

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    non- not nonsense

    over- over overlook

    pre- before prefix

    re-* again return

    semi- half semicircle

    sub- under submarine

    super- above superstar

    trans- across transport

    un-* not unfriendly

    under- under undersea

    *Most frequent. The four most frequent prefixes account for 97 percent of prefixed
    words in printed school English.

    From Teaching Reading Sourcebook: For Kindergarten Through Eighth Grade by Bill Honig, Linda Diamond, and Linda Gutlohn. © 2000 by CORE.
    Reproduced by permission of Arena Press.

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    GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

    Most Common Suffixes

    Suffix Meaning Key Word

    -able, -ible can be done comfortable


    -al, -ial having personal
    characteristics of
    -ed* past-tense verbs hopped
    -en made of wooden
    -er comparative higher
    -er, one who worker, actor
    -est comparative biggest
    -ful full of careful
    -ic having linguistic
    characteristics of
    -ing* verb form/ running

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    present participle
    -ion, -tion, act, process occasion, attraction
    -ation, ition
    -ity, -ty state of infinity
    -ive, -ative, -itive adjective form plaintive
    of a noun
    -less without fearless
    -ly* characteristic of quickly
    -ment action or process enjoyment
    -ness state of, condition of kindness
    -ous, -eous, -ious possessing the joyous
    qualities of
    -s, -es* more than one books, boxes
    -y characterized by happy

    *Most frequent. The four most frequent suffixes account for 97 percent of suffixed
    words in printed school English.

    From Teaching Reading Sourcebook: For Kindergarten Through Eighth Grade by Bill Honig, Linda Diamond, and Linda Gutlohn. © 2000 by CORE.
    Reproduced by permission of Arena Press.

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