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Prefixes are words that you add to beginning of root words. When prefixes are added they modify the meaning of the root words. Example: the root word "ject" means to throw. You will commonly come across the prefixes in- and re- being add to "ject". They create the words "inject" (to put into) and "reject" (to throw out). In this case the prefix gave the root words direction.

Suffixes are similar to Prefixes in that they modify the meaning of words, but they are added to the end of the root words. Example: the root "bio-" means life. The words "biography" (story of life) and "biology" (study of life) are examples of suffixes modifying the roots.
A prefix is a letter, number, or symbol at the beginning of a word or number. It changes the meaning of the word as well.

For example; the word "unhappy" makes the word "happy" mean "not happy"

A root word is simply, the word left alone. 

For example; the word "happy" without a prefix or a suffix, means "pleased or glad about a particular situation, event, etc."

A suffix is a letter or a group of letters that is added to the end of a word to change its meaning or to form a different word.

For example; the word "happy" with the suffix "ily" makes happy mean "in a happy way or state"

Hope this helps in a helpful way. c:

*See what I did there? xD*

Helpful = making it easier to do a job, deal with a problem, etc. : giving help

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