What is affix? How to group affixes according to their functions?

What is affix? How to group affixes according to their functions?
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    What's the difference between prefixes and suffixes?

    What's the difference between prefixes and suffixes?
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      What are the major sources of English synonyms?

      What are the major sources of English synonyms?
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        Explain how context clues are used in the sentence“Their greatest fear was of a conflagration,since fire would destroy their flimsy wooden settlement before help could arrive”.

        Explain how context clues are used in the sentence“Their greatest fear was of a conflagration,since fire would destroy their flimsy wooden settlement before help could arrive”.
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          famous,skinny,notorious,slender, pigheaded,determined 　　Give the definition of affective meaning of words and use the above words to illustrate the two categories of the affective words.

          famous,skinny,notorious,slender, pigheaded,determined 　　Give the definition of affective meaning of words and use the above words to illustrate the two categories of the affective words.
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            Use the following two groups of sentences as examples to illustrate how to use super-ordinates and subordinates. （a） There was a fine rocking-chair that his father used to sit in a desk where he wrote letters, a nest of small tables and a dark bookca

            Use the following two groups of sentences as examples to illustrate how to use super-ordinates and subordinates. （a） There was a fine rocking-chair that his father used to sit in a desk where he wrote letters, a nest of small tables and a dark bookca
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              English lexicology is chiefly concerned with the basic _____of words in general and of English words in particular.

              English lexicology is chiefly concerned with the basic _____of words in general and of English words in particular.
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                Which ofthe following statements is NOT true?

                Which ofthe following statements is NOT true?
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                  English words may fall into the basic word stock and non-basic vocabulary by ______.

                  English words may fall into the basic word stock and non-basic vocabulary by ______.
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                    The world has about 3000 languages, which can be grouped into roughly 300 language families on the basis ofsimilarities in their basic word stock and______.

                    The world has about 3000 languages, which can be grouped into roughly 300 language families on the basis ofsimilarities in their basic word stock and______.
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                      In early Middle English period, English, Latin and ______ existed side by side.

                      In early Middle English period, English, Latin and ______ existed side by side.
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                        New words or expressions like green revolution, space shuttle, moon walk come intopresent-day English vocabulary due to ______ .

                        New words or expressions like green revolution, space shuttle, moon walk come intopresent-day English vocabulary due to ______ .
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                          For the words collection, idealistic, ex-prisoner, only collect, ideal, prison are _____.

                          For the words collection, idealistic, ex-prisoner, only collect, ideal, prison are _____.
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                            For the word contradiction, 　-dictis called a（n） _____.

                            For the word contradiction, 　-dictis called a（n） _____.
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                              There is an inflectional affix in the word _____ .

                              There is an inflectional affix in the word _____ .
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