Phonemes, Graphemes, Morphemes More Info⎪Kendore Learning/Syllables Learning Center

[@lil_grogu89abuelo59]

Excellent video, I am a computer science major, but study linguistics, and grammar due to my passion for language learning. I found that learning grammar in the target language really helps achieve fluency. I am ready to start my fourth. I also noticed that polyglots know alot of grammar.

[@toddspires603]

This video has really fascinated me with root words.

[@jackhyer6765]

Excellent explanations! Studying SLA and having a Masters in ELL, this clearly explains the importance of 3 important skills to really be successful in literacy. Thanks so much for sharing. Great job!

[@Sevaanful]

Amazing videos. Thank you.

[@donnapaladino9523]

I am sharing this with all of my parents, thankyou Jenifer!

[@rajucool5980]

Thank you its very helpful....

[@MsTeslinJ]

Kits also mean baby rabbits. Homonyms, or multiple-meaning words, are words that have the same spelling and usually sound alike, but have different meanings e.g. bark (dog bark, tree bark). So how would we explain morphemes in these case.

[@marvibaloch6873]

It's fantastic

[@julietrikoulis7019]

Do you think it is important to teach children with dyslexia morphemes? What do you recommend?

[@viktoriiasynohub8329]

That's a great question, in fact. I would also like to know whether it really makes sense.

[@HuaJarry]

wow, so cool.

[@pbhello]

so cool!