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This is a presentation for LM-1009 students at the University of Costa Rica, specifically to present and practice affixation. Affixation refers to the use of prefixes, suffixes, roots and stems of words in English.
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AFFIXATION (LM-1009) Technical EnglishDr. Gilberto Hernández and Dr. Alberto Delgado Álvarez
1Educational material created and customized by Professors Dr. Gilberto Hernández and Dr. Alberto Delgado for SIPOC-UCR. 2010
Definition • Affixation is the morphological process whereby an affix is attached to a root or stem.
– Affix: an affix is a bound morpheme that is joined before, after, or within a root or stem.
• Root: a root is the portion of a word that is common to a set of derived or inflected forms, if any, when all affixes are removed
• is not further analyzable into meaningful elements, being morphologically simple, and • carries the principle portion of meaning of the words in which it functions.
• Stem: A stem is the root or roots of a word, together with any derivational affixes, to which inflectional affixes are added.
• 2Educational material created and customized by Professors Dr. Gilberto Hernández and Dr. Alberto Delgado for SIPOC-UCR. 2010
PREFIX LIST 1PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLE
A-, AN WITHOUT AMORAL, ASEXUAL, APOLITICAL
ANTE- BEFORE ANTECEDENT
ANTI- AGAINST ANTICLIMAX, ANTITERRORIST
AUTO- SELF AUTOPILOT, AUTOMATIC
CIRCUM- AROUND CIRCUMVENT
CO- WITH COPILOT, COWORKER
COM-, CON- WITH COMPANION, CONTACT
CONTRA- AGAINST CONTRADICT
DE- OFF, AWAY FROM
DEVALUATE
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PREFIX LIST 2PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLEDIS- NOT DISAPPEAR
EN- PUT INTO ENCLOSE
EX OUT OF, FORMER EXTRACT, EX-PRESIDENT
EXTRA- BEYOND, MORE THAN EXTRACURRICULAR
HETERO- DIFFERENT HETEROSEXUAL
HOMO- SAME HOMONYM
HYPER- OVER, MORE HYPERACTIVE
IL-, IM-, IN-, IR NOT, WITHOUT ILLEGAL, IMMORAL, INCONSIDERATE, IRRESPONSIBLE
IN- INTO INSERT
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PREFIX LIST 3PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLE
INTER- BETWEEN INTERSECT
INTRA- BETWEEN INTRAVENOUS
MACRO- LARGE MACROECONOMICS
MICRO- SMALL MICROSCOPE
MONO- ONE MONOLINGUAL
NON- NOT, WITHOUT NON-SMOKING
OMNI- ALL, EVERY OMNISCIENT
POST- AFTER POSTMORTEM
PRE-; PRO- BEFORE, FORWARD PRECEDE, PROJECT
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PREFIX LIST 4PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLE
SUB- UNDER SUBMARINE
SYN- SAME TIME SYNCHRONIZE
TRANS- ACROSS TRANSMIT
TRI- THREE TRICYCLE
BI- TWO BICOLOR, BINATIONAL, BISEXUAL
UN- NOT UNFINISHED
UNI- ONE UNICORN
SUPER- THE GREATEST SUPERMARKET, SUPERHERO, SUPEREGO
MEGA MILLION MEGAPHONE, MEGABYTE
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SUFFIX LIST 1PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLE
-ABLE CAPABLE OF (ADJECTIVE SUFFIX)
PORTALBE – ABLE TO BE CARRIED LEGIBLE – ABLE TO BE READ
-ACIOUS, -ICIOUS FULL OF AUDACIOUS – FULL OF DARING AVARICIOUS – FULL OF GREED
-AL PERTAINING TO MANIACAL – INSANE / PORTAL – DOORWAYLOGICAL – PERTAINING TO LOGIC
-ANT, -ENT FULL OF ELOQUENT – PERTAINING TO FLUID, EFFECTIVE SPEECH / VERDANT – GREEN
-ARY LIKE, CONNECTED WITH DICTIONARY, HONORARY
-ATE TO MAKE (VERB SUFFIX) MITIGATE
-ATION STATE OF BEING (NOUN SUFFIX)
IRRITATION
-CY STATE OF BEING DEMOCRACY, OBSTINACY
-EER, -ER, -OR PERSON WHO (NOUN SUFFIX)
MOUNTANEER, TEACHER, ADVISOR
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SUFFIX LIST 2SUFFIX MEANING EXAMPLE
-ESCENT BECOMING (adjective suffix) EVANESCENT, PUBESCENT
-FIC MAKING, DOING (adjective suffic) MAGNIFIC, TERRIFIC
-FY TO MAKE (verb suffix) MAGNIFY, PETRIFY
-IL, -ILE PERTAINING TO, CAPABLE OF (noun suffix)
CIVIL, DOCILE
-IFEROUS PRODUCING, BEARING (adjective suffex)
PESTIFEROUS, VOCIFERIOUS
-ISM DOCTRINE, BELIEF (noun suffix) MONOTHEISM, SOCIALISM
-IST DEALER, DOER (noun suffix) REALIST, DENTIST
-IVE LIKE (adjective suffix) QUANTITATIVE
-IZE, -ISE TO MAKE (verb suffix) HARMONIZE, REVOLUTIONIZE
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SUFFIX LIST 3SUFFIX MEANING EXAMPLE
-OID RESEMBLING, LIKE (adjective suffix)
OVOID – like an eggANTHROPOID – resembling a human
-OSE FULL OF (adjective suffix) VERBOSE – full of words
-OSIS CONDITION (noun suffix) SYCHOSIS – diseased mental conditionHYPNOSIS – induced sleep
-OUS FULL OF (adjective suffix) NAUSEOUS – full of nauseaLUDICROUS – foolish
-TUDE STATE OF (noun suffix) FORTITUDE – state of strengthCERTITUDE – state of certainly
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COMPOUND WORDS list 1 http://www.learningdifferences.com/Main%20Page/Topics/Compound%20Word
%20Lists/Compound_Word_%20Lists_complete.htm
EARTHQUAKE HEADACHE EARACHE EVERGREEN
EYEGLASSES BREAKFAST FIREFIGHTER FOOTBALL
GRANDMOTHER HANDOUT FEEDBACK HEADSET
HIGHLIGHT HOMESICK HONEYMOON INFUSE
KEYBOARD LIFEGUARD MAILMAN MARYLAND
NETWORK NEWSPAPER NOTEBOOK OAKLAND
OUTBOUND OUTPUT INPUT OUTFIT
OVERDRESS ANYMORE FORMAT SUPEREGO
FORESEE DISHWASHER SIDEWALK HANDMADE
CHEESEBURGER BELLBOY EYEWITNESS TIMEKEEPER10Educational material created and customized by Professors Dr. Gilberto Hernández and Dr. Alberto Delgado for SIPOC-
UCR. 2010
COMPOUND WORDS list 2SNAKESKIN PLAYBOY AIRCRAFT MAINLAND
RAINDROP FIREBOMB WASTELAND LANDFILL
SETBACK UPTAKE DOWNLOAD UPLOAD
FISHPOND UPDATE WATERMELON UPDATE
UPGRADE FRIENDSHIP DAYTIME UPBEAT
BLACKBERRY HOWEVER LIFELONG FOREHEAD
THUNDERSTORM SPOKESPERSON WIDESPREAD AFTERNOON
MEANWHILE NOBODY EVERYBODY SOMEBODY
ALSO HEREIN EVERYTHING FURTHERMORE
TOGETHER BECOME PASSPORT FOOTPRINTS11Educational material created and customized by Professors Dr. Gilberto Hernández and Dr. Alberto Delgado for SIPOC-UCR.
2010
ROOTS AND AFFIXATION SAMPLES
• ACT– ACTS– ACTING– ACTOR– ACTED– ACTORS– ACTIVE– INACTIVE– INTERACTIVE– INTERACTIONAL– INTERACTED– INTERACTING
• SPEAK– SPEAKS– SPEAKER– SPEAKERS– SPEAKING– SPOKE– SPOKEN– SPOKESWOMAN– SPOKESMAN– SPOKESPERSON– UNSPEAK /UNSPEAKING/UNSPOKE/UNSPOKEN
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Suggested sites to practice Affixation
• http://www.betterendings.org/homeschool/Words/Root%20Words.htm#SUFFIXES_
• http://www.virtualsalt.com/roots.htm
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/words/spelling/wordbuilding/rootwords/quiz.shtml• • http://www.esl-galaxy.com/prefixsuffix.html
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Thank You!
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14Educational material created and customized by Professors Dr. Gilberto Hernández and Dr. Alberto Delgado for SIPOC-UCR. 2010