These are your 6 morphemes for this week. You need to memorize their meanings and recognize example words using the prefix/suffix.
Understand the Problem
The question provides a list of morphemes along with their meanings and example words. It is essentially a request for guidance on how to memorize these morphemes and recognize related words.
Answer
Focus on meanings and examples like 'mono-' (one, as in monoplane) and '-ible' (able to be, as in illegible).
To memorize morphemes, you need to focus on their meanings and examples. For example, the prefix 'mono-' means one, and can be found in words like 'monoplane' and 'monopoly'. The suffix '-ible' means 'able to be', as seen in 'illegible'. Practice identifying such prefixes and suffixes in different words.
Answer for screen readers
To memorize morphemes, you need to focus on their meanings and examples. For example, the prefix 'mono-' means one, and can be found in words like 'monoplane' and 'monopoly'. The suffix '-ible' means 'able to be', as seen in 'illegible'. Practice identifying such prefixes and suffixes in different words.
More Information
Morphemes are the smallest units of meaning in a language. Understanding them helps in decoding complex words and building vocabulary.
Tips
Some might confuse morphemes with phonemes. Phonemes are the smallest units of sound, whereas morphemes have meaning. Focus on meaning, not sound.
Sources
- Morpheme Overview, Types & Examples - Lesson - Study.com - study.com
- Master List of Morphemes Suffixes, Prefixes, Roots Suffix Meaning - fldoe.org
- morphemes - Mrs. Steven's Classroom Blog - mbsteven.edublogs.org
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