Kia Ora bloggers/readers.
This week I have just moved to Room 10 with Memphis and Gian! So this is my first blog in Room 10.
In Room 10 we have been learning about the prefix ‘e’. Prefixes are a group of letters or a letter that goes before a base word to make a new meaning! An example of a prefix being used in a word is, for example, if you take the word ‘approve’ and add the prefix ‘dis’ you will get the word ‘disapprove’! Cool, right? It completely changed that word. Anyways, the prefix ‘e’ means to go out of or from something. Here are some examples of words with the prefix ‘e’ in just 3 sentences:
- Evade – I evaded an angry dog, safely making it to a space where it couldn’t reach me!
- Emit – There was ash emitting from the volcano, making it hard to breathe nearby it.
- Elapse – It felt like a long time waiting for time to elapse.
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