A word element attached to a root word that changes its meaning is called an affix . New words are created from the root word (a base), by adding an affix before or after it. When a word element is attatched <em>before </em> the root, it is called a prefix (Example: in, un : infidel, unhappy). If it is placed <em>after</em> the root, it is called a suffix (Example: less : careless).
Here are a few practical ways by which the media could be made accountable for the manner they report news include: Sharing precise news with the public without taking bribes from the officials for printing wrong reports. Every news that is crafted by the media would be available for the public.
