Syllables and Affixes Stage

Apr 14, 2013

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Features of the syllables and affixes stage. How consonant and vowel patterns are represented in polysyllabic wordsWhat occurs when syllables join togetherHow stress or lack of stress determines the clarity of the sounds in syllablesHow simple affixes change the usage, meaning and spelling of words.

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Syllables and Affixes Stage

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Weak Syllables and Strong Syllables

Lecture: 4. Weak Syllables and Strong Syllables. Syllable. A syllable is a unit of organization for a sequence of speech sounds. For example, the word water is composed of two syllables: wa and ter . . Syllables. Weak syllables. Strong syllables.

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Syllables and Stress

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Affixes

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Syllables

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SYLLABLES

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Roots and Affixes

Roots and Affixes. Students will determine the meaning of vocabulary using linguistic roots and affixes (e.g. Greek, Anglo-Saxon, Latin). Students will utilize these skills throughout the year. ROOT, AFFIX, PREFIX, and SUFFIX.

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Syllables. el - e - phant. What are Syllables?. Syllables are the sound of a vowel (AEIOU) that is created when pronouncing a words . Y is counted as a vowel when it makes the sound of a vowel ( AEIOU ).

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Syllables and Accent

Syllables and Accent. A syllable is a “push” of breath or the “beats” in a given word. The accent is which “beat” is stronger/strongest. For example Confound = con found Extent = ex tent Which syllable has the stronger beat?.

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Roots and Affixes

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Syllables. Introduction. Lesson. Quiz . Introduction. This lesson is based on the following Kindergarten Language Arts Content Standard in Ohio: Phonemic Awareness, Word Recognition and Fluency: Distinguish the number of syllables in words by

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And Affixes

ROOTS And Suffixes. And Affixes. A/AB – no, not; away from. Abnormal Abandon. AN - without. Anonymous. ANTI - against. Antibiotic Anti-Semitic. ANTE - Before. Ante-bellum Antedate. ANTHROPO: man, mankind. Anthropology Philanthropist. AQUA - water. Aquarium Aquamarine .

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AFFIXES

LET’S LEARN. about. AFFIXES. main menu. Affix. Prefix. suffix. Exercises. Affix. Is a group of letters or sounds added to the beginning of a word ( Prefix ) or to the end of a word ( Suffix ) to change its meaning or its use. Example: Prefix : un + tie = untie

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Roots and Affixes

Roots and Affixes. Sample Questions. Read this sentence. The word inspected contains the Latin root spect . What does spect mean? A use B look C take D need. Mom inspected my room after I cleaned it. Read this sentence. The Latin root “struct” in the word

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FOCUS and AFFIXES

FOCUS and AFFIXES. www.seasite.niu.edu/tagalog Tagalog Grammar - VERBAL FOCUS. Actor Focus Verbal affixes. Indicate that the focus (actor) of the sentence is doing the action of the verb The -UM- Verb The MAG- Verb The MA- Verb. The –UM Verbs.

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Affixes

Affixes . Commonly Used Prefixes and Suffixes. Non refundable. Non- Not Negates a word Shows exclusion from a group Nonexistent Nonfiction. trans port. Trans- Across, beyond, through Transoceanic Trans-Siberian. over board. Over- Above a position Too much to excess Overhang

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Affixes

Affixes. Ms. Hicks & Mrs. Muir. ab. DEFINITION: AWAY FROM EXAMPLE ABSENT, ABNORMAL. anti. DEFINITION: AGAINST, OPPOSED EXAMPLE: ANTIBIOTICE, ANTIGRAVITY. auto. DEFINITION: SELF EXAMPLE: AUTOBIOGRAPHY, AUTOMOBILE. after. DEFINITION: LATER, BEHIND EXAMPLE: AFTERWORD, AFTERMATH.

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Roots and Affixes

Roots and Affixes. How words are created. Vocabulary. English vocabulary include short words like the article a as well as longer word such as inextricably and denunciation . Short word such as speak and solve are called base words Base words cannot be reduced to smaller parts.

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