Vocabulary & Prepositions

This prefix means "up from below".

​​SUB-

This prefix means "up from below".

​​Sus-

​Submarine

The sailors were on the submarine for three weeks.

In the word "submarine", the prefix sub- helps you understand that this is a ship that sails below the level of the water.

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Roots and affixes give clues about word meaning

Even if you have no background knowledge about submarines, but know that the root mar- means "water" and the affix sub- means "up from below", you can use affix and root knowledge to determine that a submarine is something that exists below the water.

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Multiple Choice

What does the affix sub- mean?

• up from below

• down from above

• inside

• outside

Multiple Choice

What does the word mar- mean?

• book

• air

• water

• land

Multiple Choice

Which word can be associated with water?

• sustain

• machine

• subject

• marine

Let's talk about Prepositions!

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• TIME

• LOCATION

• DIRECTION

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​Prepositions describe...

Multiple Choice

What is an example of a preposition?

• in

• not

• dog

• hour

Fill in the Blank

Fill in your own preposition!

She looked for her dog _____ the chair.

Multiple Choice

Which word is the preposition in this sentence?

Violet and Greta ran through the gym to get outside.

• get

• through

• ran

• and

Multiple Choice

Which word is the preposition in this sentence?

Sully went to the game with Boston.

• game

• Boston

• went

• with

Multiple Choice

Which word is the preposition in this sentence?

Alieah and Piper came to school.

• to

• school

• and

• came

Multiple Choice

Which word is the preposition in this sentence?

Tucker and Caleb looked across the room.

• room

• across

• and

• looked

Multiple Choice

Which of these prepositions means location?

• of

• with

• to

• under

Multiple Choice

Which of these prepositions would you use to describe something that is NOT close?

• near

• far

• under

• behind

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