Root word, prefix, suffix

The new student is over their/they're/there next to Sam.

the basic or main part of a multisyllable word

What does this root word mean: phone

words that have the same pronunciation (sound), but different spelling and meanings

What does this prefix mean: bi-

Which words would be homonyms?

What does this prefix mean: dis-

The meaning behind a story or movie

I just had my breaks/brakes fixed.

He'll/heal/heel go to the game after school tonight.

words that have the same spelling (writing) but different sounds

sea and see would be examples of _?_ because they "sound" the same

My Subaru tows/toes my jet ski very well.

words that have the same spelling (writing) and sound, but different meanings

The cat got its/it's paw shut in the door.

Did you here/hear what Mrs. Ward said?

"Close" the door. He sat to "close" to me are examples of _?_ because they are "written" the same but sound different

What does this prefix mean: ex-

A pen you write with or an animal pen are _?_ because they have the same name and sound but different meaning

What does this prefix mean: un-

What does this root word mean: graph

Their/There/They're working on a large project in biology.

What does this prefix mean: homo-

the beginning part of a word that changes the meaning

The boy through/threw the ball into the woods.

What does this prefix mean: pre-

What does this root word mean: nym

Yesterday, my husband and I went to the sea/see.

I rowed/road/rode my new bike to school.

What does this prefix mean: re-

Which words would be homographs?

My he'll/heal/heel hurts from running.

Mrs. Ward has taut/taught/tot me to use capitals and periods.

Which words would be homophones?

the end part of a word that changes the meaning