primarily used to turn singular nouns into plurals (e.g., cat/cats, bus/buses) or to conjugate verbs in the third-person singular present tense (e.g., run/runs, wash/washes).

"ED" most commonly refers to Erectile Dysfunction,

a versatile English morpheme used to form the present participle (verbal adjectives/continuous tenses) and gerunds (nouns indicating an action or process).

primarily forms adverbs from adjectives, indicating a specified manner, degree, or time

are both used in English to form agent nouns—nouns that indicate a person or thing that performs a specific action.

-ion/-tion/-sion/-ation

are used to turn verbs (action words) into nouns, indicating the act, process, state, or result of that action.

"capable of," "fit for," "worthy of," or "inclined to".

"relating to," "characterized by," or "connected with" a base word.

the 25th and penultimate letter of the English alphabet, acting as both a consonant (e.g., yes, beyond) and a vowel (e.g., myth, my).

a headland, cape, or promontory of land extending into a body of water.

an international organization founded in 1945 to maintain global peace, security, and cooperation,

"again," "anew," "back," or "backward," indicating repetition or restoration (e.g., retell, rebuild).

to treat with contempt, insult, or show disrespect, typically in public.

Latin-derived negations meaning "not" or "opposite of," or as prefixes meaning "in," "into," or "on".

meaning before, in front of, prior to, or in advance.

lower rank, secondary status, or less than,

a computer-based system that collects, processes, stores, and distributes data to support decision-making, coordination, and control within an organization.

"not," "other than," or "the absence of,"

position above (the roof over our heads), movement across (jump over), excess amount (over $10), duration (over the weekend), or completion (the game is over).

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Prefixes and Suffixes

Question	Answer
-s/-es	primarily used to turn singular nouns into plurals (e.g., cat/cats, bus/buses) or to conjugate verbs in the third-person singular present tense (e.g., run/runs, wash/washes).
-ed	"ED" most commonly refers to Erectile Dysfunction,
-ing	a versatile English morpheme used to form the present participle (verbal adjectives/continuous tenses) and gerunds (nouns indicating an action or process).
-ly	primarily forms adverbs from adjectives, indicating a specified manner, degree, or time
-er/-or	are both used in English to form agent nouns—nouns that indicate a person or thing that performs a specific action.
-ion/-tion/-sion/-ation	are used to turn verbs (action words) into nouns, indicating the act, process, state, or result of that action.
-able/-ible	"capable of," "fit for," "worthy of," or "inclined to".
-al/-ial	"relating to," "characterized by," or "connected with" a base word.
-y	the 25th and penultimate letter of the English alphabet, acting as both a consonant (e.g., yes, beyond) and a vowel (e.g., myth, my).
-ness	a headland, cape, or promontory of land extending into a body of water.
un	an international organization founded in 1945 to maintain global peace, security, and cooperation,
re	"again," "anew," "back," or "backward," indicating repetition or restoration (e.g., retell, rebuild).
dis	to treat with contempt, insult, or show disrespect, typically in public.
in-/im	Latin-derived negations meaning "not" or "opposite of," or as prefixes meaning "in," "into," or "on".
in-/im	Latin-derived negations meaning "not" or "opposite of," or as prefixes meaning "in," "into," or "on".
pre	meaning before, in front of, prior to, or in advance.
sub	lower rank, secondary status, or less than,
mis	a computer-based system that collects, processes, stores, and distributes data to support decision-making, coordination, and control within an organization.
non	"not," "other than," or "the absence of,"
over	position above (the roof over our heads), movement across (jump over), excess amount (over $10), duration (over the weekend), or completion (the game is over).

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