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Travel Vocab: Affixes, Collocations, and More

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Travel Vocab: Affixes, Collocations, and More
 

Travel Vocab: Affixes, Collocations, and MoreOnline version

Explore travel-related word forms and meanings

by Karolina Jankeviciute
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A polysemous word has only one meaning.

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Destination is a place you travel to.

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The prefix un- in any word always negates its meaning.

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The word book can be a noun and a verb, showing polysemy.

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Check-in is a travel-related compound noun/verb.

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Traveler is formed by adding the suffix -er to travel.

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All travel compound nouns are always written as one word with no hyphen.

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The suffix -able always turns a verb into a noun.

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Passport is a document used for international travel.

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A passport is a type of food you eat before traveling.

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Collocations are important because: ✔ They make language sound natural

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A bookcase is a type of book

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