Kia Ora, Talofa reader !
Recently starting this term, we have been paying attention to “phOM practice.” PhOM practice is breaking words down into their component parts. Specifically prefixes, root/Base words, and suffixes.
In this blog, I will be using the prefix “e.” If you do not understand what a prefix is. It is a letter or a group of letters placed in front of a word to create a new word and change the meaning of words. The type of sound it makes is “eee” The prefix “e” has been used in words such as ” emerge” or “evade.” The prefix “e” usually means out of or from as a prefix.
Three sentences with the prefix “e”:
Emerge : I saw a frog emerge from the pond.
Erase : I had to erase everything I wrote in my notebook.
Erupt : There are low chances of seeing a volcano erupt.
Thats my phOM practice, see ya later alligator !