Prefixes and Suffixes Vocabulary - Grade 3 Learning path

Prefixes and Suffixes Vocabulary - Grade 3

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Prefixes and Suffixes Vocabulary - Grade 3

Explore essential prefixes and suffixes to expand vocabulary in Grade 3. Practice identifying and comparing common word parts to understand how base words change their meanings.

Exercises in this learning path

15 exercises
  1. 1

    Prefix 'un-' Meaning Not or Opposite

    Practice using the prefix un- to create words that mean not or the opposite. Learn how adding this prefix changes the meaning of a base word.

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  2. 2

    Prefix 're-' Meaning Again or Back

    Practice using the prefix re- to form words that mean again or back. Explore how this prefix alters the meaning of base words.

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  3. 3

    Prefix 'dis-' Meaning Not or Opposite

    Learn about the prefix dis- and how it signals not or the opposite. Practice identifying base words paired with this prefix.

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  4. 4

    Prefix 'pre-' Meaning Before

    Explore the prefix pre- and its meaning of before. Practice applying this prefix to base words to understand their new meanings.

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  5. 5

    Prefix 'mis-' Meaning Wrongly or Badly

    Practice using the prefix mis- to describe actions done wrongly or badly. See how adding mis- changes a word's original meaning.

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  6. 6

    Suffix '-ful' Meaning Full of

    Learn how the suffix -ful means full of. Practice combining this suffix with base words to build new descriptive terms.

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    Suffix '-less' Meaning Without

    Practice using the suffix -less to indicate that something is without a certain quality. Observe how -less modifies base words.

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    Suffixes '-er' and '-or' Meaning Person Who Does

    Explore how the suffixes -er and -or mean a person who does an action. Practice matching these suffixes with action words to form titles.

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  9. 9

    Suffix '-ly' Meaning In a Certain Way

    Learn how the suffix -ly shows that an action happens in a certain way. Practice adding -ly to base words to create new terms.

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  10. 10

    Suffixes '-able' and '-ible' Meaning Able to Be

    Practice using the suffixes -able and -ible to describe something that is able to be done. Learn how these suffixes attach to base words.

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    Prefixes 'im-' and 'in-' Meaning Not

    Explore the prefixes im- and in- and how they mean not. Practice using these prefixes to form words with opposite meanings.

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  12. 12

    Suffix '-ness' Meaning State or Quality Of

    Learn how the suffix -ness refers to a state or quality of something. Practice attaching -ness to base words to build new vocabulary.

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  13. 13

    Suffix '-ment' Meaning Action or Result Of

    Practice using the suffix -ment to express an action or result of something. See how -ment modifies base words to change their meaning.

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    Comparing Common Prefixes (un-, re-, dis-, pre-, mis-)

    Compare common prefixes including un-, re-, dis-, pre-, and mis-. Practice recognizing their distinct meanings and applying them correctly to base words.

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    Comparing Common Suffixes (-ful, -less, -er, -ly, -ness)

    Compare common suffixes including -ful, -less, -er, -ly, and -ness. Practice identifying how each suffix changes the meaning and use of a base word.

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