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True or False: "If someone is ‘impolite’, they are very rude."
True
Which prefix should be used for the word "fair"?
unfair
True or False "If something is ‘immature’, it means it is fully grown or developed."
False
Which prefix should be used for the word "correct"?
incorrect
Which prefix should be used for the word "moral"?
immoral
which prefix means "not" or "the opposite of"?
im- and un-
Tell the opposite of these adjectives by adding the correct prefix to the base word: usual, sane and possible
unsual, insane, impossible
"He was very______ and refused to wait for his turn" (patient)
impatient
True or False: "If someone is ‘unfair’, they treat everyone equally."
False – unfair means treating people unequally or unjustly.
True or False: "If a machine is ‘immobile’, it cannot move."
True
True or False: "If something is ‘inaccurate’, it is correct and precise."
False – inaccurate means not correct or precise.
which prefix means "not" or "without"?
in-
Which prefix should be used for the word "comfortable"?
uncomfortable
