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    Affixes: By: Ni Kadek Dwi Rahayu 1801541022 Ni Putu Krisni Febrianty 1801541027 Class: B Regular

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    The document discusses prefixes and suffixes. It defines prefixes as letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning, and suffixes as letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or part of speech. Examples of common prefixes and suffixes are provided along with their general meanings. The prefixes and suffixes can change a word's part of speech, add or subtract meaning, or indicate relationships between words.

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    The document discusses prefixes and suffixes. It defines prefixes as letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning, and suffixes as letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or part of speech. Examples of common prefixes and suffixes are provided along with their general meanings. The prefixes and suffixes can change a word's part of speech, add or subtract meaning, or indicate relationships between words.

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    The document discusses prefixes and suffixes. It defines prefixes as letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning, and suffixes as letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or part of speech. Examples of common prefixes and suffixes are provided along with their general meanings. The prefixes and suffixes can change a word's part of speech, add or subtract meaning, or indicate relationships between words.

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    AFFIXES

    By :
    Ni Kadek Dwi Rahayu 1801541022
    Ni Putu Krisni Febrianty 1801541027
    Class : B Regular

    FACULTY OF ARTS
    UDAYANA UNIVERISTY
    2018
    An affix literally “fix”es itself to a root word or a stem word. An affix changes the
    meaning of a word. An affix may be attached to the beginning or the end of a root or stem
    word. If an affix is attached to the beginning of a word, it is called a prefix. If an affix is
    attached to the end of a word, it is called a suffix.

     Prefix are letters which we add to the beginning of a word to make a new word with a
    different meaning.

    PREFIX AREA OF MEANING EXAMPLE


    Ante- Before Antecedent, antebellum
    Anti- Against, opposite Antibacterial, antidote
    Auto- Self Autobiography,
    autonomous
    Bi- Two, twice Biweekly, biped
    Circum- Around Circumstance,
    circumnavigate
    Con-, co-, col-, com- With, together Co-pilot, co-worker,
    Counter- In opposition to Counteraccuse,
    countercampaign
    De- Down, reversing Decrease, defrost
    Dis- Negative Dispassionate, disgraceful
    Ex-, e- Out, from Ex-boyfriend, exterminate,
    email, eliminate
    Hyper- Extremely Hyperactive, hypertext
    Inter- Between, among Interface, intermediate
    Macro- Large Macroeconomics,
    macromolecul
    Mal- Bad, badly Malpractice,
    maldistribution
    Micro- Small Microfilm, microbiology
    Mini- Little, small Miniature, minimize
    Mis- Wrong, unfavorable Misunderstand, miserably
    Mono- One, alone Monolingual, monochrome
    Multi- Many Multiskill, multicultural
    Non- No, not Nonsense, nonentity
    Pan- All, worldwide Panglobal, pan-American
    Post- Behind, after Post-war, post-mortem
    Pre-, prim- First, before Preface, prejudge
    Pro- For, before, on the side of Procession, proposal
    Re- Again, back Rehabilitation, reiterate
    Semi- Half Semifinal, semicircle
    Sub-, sup- Under Submarine, subcategory,
    Trans- Across Transcontinental,
    transgender
    Tri- Three Trilogy, tripod
    Uni- One, single Unicellular, unilateral
    Un-, im-, in-, ir- No, not, negative Undeniably, uncertainty,
    impossible, impolite,
    inability, inappropriate,
    irreversible, irrelevant
    Ultra- Beyond, excessive Ultramodern, ultraliberal
    Vice- Deputy Vicedirector, vice
    principal

     Suffix is a letters which added at the end of a word in order to change their meaning
    or part of speech

    SUFFIX AREA OF MEANING EXAMPLE


    -able Capable of being Understandable, breakable,
    -ible accesible, comprehensible
    -ance State, condition, or quality Attedance, endurance,
    -ence defence, insistence
    -ation Condition, or the act of Population, Action,
    -tion oration, acceleration
    -dom State, condition, dignity, Freedom, boredom
    office
    -ee The object or receiver of Employee, trainee
    action
    -en Pertaining to, of the nature Shorten, wooden
    of
    -er The one who... Singer, swimmer
    -ful Full of, or characterized by Truthful, powerful
    -ic Pertaining to Periodic, economic,
    -ical historical, alphabetical
    -ious Full of, of the nature of Gracious,obvious,
    -ous fabulous, adventurous
    -ize To make like or affect with Modernize, criticize,
    -ise advertise, advise
    -ish To form adjectives from Childish, foolish
    nouns, belonging to, like
    -ism Action or practice, state or Radicalism,
    -ist condition intellectualism, analyst,
    journalist
    -less Without, loose from Homeless, hopeless
    -ly Like Priestly, fatherly
    -ness State, condition, quality Sickness, darkness
    -ship Condition, skill, character, Craftmanship, friendship
    office

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