The suffix -al turns nouns and verbs into adjectives that describe qualities or characteristics. For example, ‘accident’ becomes ‘accidental,’ meaning related to an accident. Learning how to use -al correctly can improve your vocabulary and make your English more precise and expressive. Let’s explore some common examples!
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The prefix semi is commonly used in the English language to indicate partiality or incompleteness. It is derived from the Latin word “semi,” which
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The suffix “S” can be added to the end of other words to change their meaning. It can show that there is more than
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The Suffix -FUL is used in many words and has a meaning that’s easy to understand. In adjectives, it means “full of something” or
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Learning the prefix post is a great way to quickly and easily increase your English vocabulary. I have collected some common words that use
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Increase your English vocabulary with the Root Word technique using prefixes and suffixes. I use this technique with my private students here in Japan.
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I’ve been teaching prefixes for many years to help my students increase their English vocabulary. I used my experience and some extra research to
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The English language is full of interesting prefixes that change the meaning of words. In this blog post, we will explore the meanings and
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All you need to know about using the prefix SELF in compound words is here. I collected these words from different sources and listed
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Want to make your English sound more natural? Let’s talk about the suffix ‘-y’! It’s a handy way to turn words into adjectives, like ‘sunny’ or ‘funny.’ We’ll show you how, with lots of easy examples. Plus, grab our free PDF for extra practice! Let’s make learning fun!
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