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Morphemes Latin Roots Activity: 1. Guide students in combining morphemes to make words (orally or in writing). 2. Discuss any changes in spelling or pronunciation that occur when combining morphemes. 3. Discuss what the words mean. 4. Form sentences using the new words (orally or in writing). NOTES: More common morphemes are at the top of each column, and less common morphemes are at the bottom. Easier matrices are in the earlier slides. Source: Frank, M. (2018). Morpheme matrices: Sequential or standalone lessons for assembling common prefixes, Latin roots, Greek forms, and suffixes. Hamline University.
in re de form to shape s ed ing er ation al
im re de port to carry s ed ing er ion, ation able al
in re de pro con ob sub ject to throw s ed ing er, or ion ive able ure
dis inter e (out) rupt to break or bust s ed ing er tion ible ive
dis re de sub tract to draw or pull s ed ing or ion able, ible
in re pre sub scrib or script to write s ed ing er ion able
in re sus (under) spect to see, watch or observe s ed ing er, or ion able ive
in de con (together) struct to build s ed ing or ion ive
in re de flect or flex to bend or curve s/es ed ing or ion ive
in pre inter dict to say or tell s ed ing ion able ive
in re de pre trans (across) fer to bear or yield s ed ing able al ence
dis re sub trans (across) mit or miss to send s ed ing er ation al
in de re con (together) pro (forward) duce or duct to lead s ed ing or ion ible ive
in re sub con (together) vers or vert to turn s ed ing ion ive
in de s ed fact, fect, ing fict to make or do per (through) or ion al ive
s in ed tend, tent, dis ing tens pre to stretch or strain er ion con (together) ive
de s re ed ceit, ceive, inter ing cept con (together) to take or catch er, or per ion (through) able ex (out) ive
re de con (together) per (through) sus (under) tain, ten, tin to hold s ed ing er able tion
im dis de com (together) ex (out) pro (forward) pos or pound to put in place or set s ed ing er, or tion al
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