English 4 Q1 Melc5
English 4 Q1 Melc5
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N L I F E L E S S
T H A N K F U L A
O I M M O R A L O
L E A G R E N E W
D I S O B E Y H P
P O W E R L E S S
B E A U T I F U L
What’s new?
Jumpstart Your Brain!
How many words can you create from the word roots in the middle circle
by combining other word parts with them? The words you create should
consist a prefix (in the small ovals on the left) and a root, a root and a
suffix (in the small ovals on the right), or a prefix, a root and a suffix. If
there is more than one spelling of a word part, you may use any of them.
How many words were you able to create?
What words were you able to form?
What do you call the word part added at the beginning and at the end of
the word to form new words? Affixes
What is the meaning of the newly -formed words?
Change the underlined words to new words with affixes. Rewrite the
sentence with the new word formed.
1. The story of the flying monkey is not believable.
2. The storyteller also looked not sure of his details.
3. Many believe it was not true.
4. The storyteller looked without hope because no one believed him.
5. But some admired him because he was without fear to try and tell the
story.
1. Ryan loves being outdoors. He likes to sleep in his tent. He loves star
gazing. However, tonight the sky is _______(no stars .
2. The plants in the yard are _________(no flower ).
3. The tress are _______( no fruit ).
4. It is a ______(full of beauty ) day.
5. People are ________( full of joy ) during holidays.
*The teacher will ask who among them got the correct answers.
Remember to:
1. Congratulate those who got the perfect score.
2. Give encouragement to those who were not able to make it.
What’s In?
What are the new words formed? What prefix and suffix did you add to
each word? What is the meaning of the new word?
Activity 1
Let’s identify the synonyms of the following terms by using them in a
sentence.
1. I was unable to sleep because of my toothache.
a. fail
b. perfect
c. successful
2. Dr. Nore’s invention was imperfect.
a. defective
b. successful
c. perfect
3. They replaced the old design.
a. change
b. fix
c. perfect
4. It was impossible for the plane to fly high.
a. positive
b. irreparable
c. sure
5. Lisa became unhappy.
a. positive
b. lonely
c. lucky
Activity 2
Complete the chart below using the prefix in- or im-.
Activity 3
Read the sentences below. Choose the proper word to complete each.
3.We are very ______ for all the help that we received.
What Is it?
Affixes are words added to a root word that changes the meaning of the
root word. There are affixes added at the beginning of the word. There
are also affixes added at the end of the word.
A prefix is a letter or group of letters added before a word. It changes the
meaning of the word. Among the commonly used prefixes are un-, im-,
dis-, re-.
The affixes un-, and im- and dis- means “not”.
The affix re- means “again
Activity 1
Write the correct prefix before each base word. Write
dis-, re-, un-, im-, mis-
Activity 2
Draw a box around the prefix in each problem then, underline the root or
base word.
1. return preschool untied
2. dishonest misbehave underwater
3. repay preheat unable
4. dismount mismatch underage
5. redo preview unlocked
Suffixes are syllables added at the end of a word which changes the
meaning of the root word.
Example; -less, -ful, -ness
Activity 3
Circle the suffix in each word and write the word meaning on the line.
Activity 1
The underline words in the sentences below have the prefix which means
“not” Choose the meaning of the underlined words from the choices in
the box.
Activity 2
Match the words in Column A with their correct meaning in Column B.
Column A Column B
1. careful a. full of hope
2. faithful b. without hope
3. hopeful c. full of truth; honest
4. hopeless d. full of mercy
5. limitless e. without seeds
6. merciful f. full of faith; loyal
7. truthful g. without use
8. seedless h. without limit
9. useless i. full of care
10. restless j. without hope
Suffixes are a type of affix that are placed at the beginning of a word to
modify or change the meaning of a word. Your knowledge of prefixes
help widen your vocabulary and boost your reading comprehension.
In the paragraph below, circle all the words with suffixes and give their
meaning.
Activity 1
Write a single word with the prefix un- or dis- to complete each sentence
1. My brother ____________ ( does not agree ) with my friend
James.
2. The answer to your question is _____________ ( not known).
3. Mary’s red couch is incredibly ______________ ( not
comfortable ).
4. My teacher told me not to be _____________ ( not honest )
5. I thought I saw her jacket but it seems to have __________ ( not
appear ).
Activity 2
Add the suffix -less and -ful to the word inside the parenthesis to make
the sentence correct. Write the newly formed word on the blank.
______ 1. Boy Scouts are having a (wonder) time.
______ 2. They are (rest) for the whole day.
______ 3. There are (count) activities ahead of them.
______ 4. The scout master taught them to be (faith) to God.
______ 5. They were taught to be (help) to other people.
Write a single word with suffix -less or -full to complete each sentence.
1. My best friend’s German shepherd is __________ (without
harm)
2. I am so _________ (full of thanks) for my loving family and
friends.
3. Charlie saw a _________ (without a home) cat wandering the
street.
4. The student was __________(without care) with his homework.
5. We had a _________(full of success) meeting.
V. REFLECTION The learner’s in their notebook, journal or portfolio will write their
I understand that _________ personal insights about the lesson using prompts below.
I realize that _____________ I learned that ____________________
I realized that ____________________
I plan to __________________________