CFU- Root -just-

Add the indicated prefix, suffix, inflectional ending, or combination of these to each word from the LATIN ROOT $-JUST-$ list.
un-, -ly

Add the indicated prefix, suffix, inflectional ending, or combination of these to each word from the LATIN ROOT $-JUST-$ list.
ad-, -ment

Add the indicated prefix, suffix, inflectional ending, or combination of these to each word from the LATIN ROOT $-JUST-$ list.
in-, -ice

Add the indicated prefix, suffix, inflectional ending, or combination of these to each word from the LATIN ROOT $-JUST-$ list.
mal-, ad-, -ed

Add the indicated prefix, suffix, inflectional ending, or combination of these to each word from the LATIN ROOT $-JUST-$ list.
-ify, -ed

Add the suffix indicated in parentheses to the underlined word and write the new word on the line, then rewrite the sentence using the new word.
We will adjust his grade after he finishes his performance task. ($-ed$)

Rewrite the sentence using the new word you formed from adjust with the suffix $-ed$:
We will adjust his grade after he finishes his performance task.

Add the prefix indicated in parentheses to the underlined word and write the new word on the line, then rewrite the sentence using the new word.
It will be just that I get accepted to the college of my choice. ($un-$)

Rewrite the sentence using the new word you formed from just with the prefix $un-$:
It will be just that I get accepted to the college of my choice.

Add the prefix indicated in parentheses to the underlined word and write the new word on the line, then rewrite the sentence using the new word.
The health resort was known for its justifiably pure drinking water. ($un-$)

Rewrite the sentence using the new word you formed from justifiably with the prefix $un-$:
The health resort was known for its justifiably pure drinking water.

Add the prefixes and suffix indicated in parentheses to the underlined word and write the new word on the line, then rewrite the sentence using the new word.
The judge was considered to be passionate about justice always being served in her court. (add $in-$ and $-s$)

Rewrite the sentence using the new word you formed from justice with the prefix $in-$ and the suffix $-s$:
The judge was considered to be passionate about justice always being served in her court.

Add the prefixes and suffix indicated in parentheses to the underlined word and write the new word on the line, then rewrite the sentence using the new word.
After waking up, they adjust the thermostat to a comfortable temperature. (add $over-$ and $-ment$)

Rewrite the sentence using the new word you formed from adjust with the prefix $over-$ and the suffix $-ment$:
After waking up, they adjust the thermostat to a comfortable temperature.

Select the correct word to complete the sentence:
Tina was (justification/justifiably) angry after her date for the prom disappeared.

Select the correct word to complete the sentence:
After the accident, they had to take their car to an insurance (justice/adjustor) to determine how much the repairs would cost.

Select the correct word to complete the sentence:
Raina could not believe how (adjustable/justly) the room divider was.

Select the correct word to complete the sentence:
In the first days after Daylight Savings end people usually aren’t (adjusted/justly) to the time change.

Select the correct word to complete the sentence:
The lawyer demanded (justify/justice) for her client.

Use the word adjustment in a complete sentence.

Use the word readjust in a complete sentence.