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Prefix Sentences- il-, im-, in-, ir-

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    Determining the meaning of a word containing a prefix. Identify the word with the prefix. Use context clues and word structure clues to determine the meaning of the word.
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  • The silly boys were behaving in an immature manner.
    immature- not mature; silly
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  • In science fiction stories, vampires are said to be immortal since they never die.
    immortal; not mortal; never dies
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  • You will need to speak louder because it is impossible to hear you.
    impossible- not possible
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  • As I waited for the plane to take off, I was growing impatient with all the delays.
    impatient- not patient; tired of waiting
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  • In some states, riding in a car without wearing a seatbelt is illegal and you can get fined for it.
    illegal- not legal; against the law
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  • Sports are a good way to keep yourself moving and prevent you from becoming inactive.
    inactive- not active; not in use
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  • Without tires, the car was immobile so we could not get it to move.
    immobile-not able to move; still
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  • Even though he tried, he seemed incapable of keeping his room clean.
    incapable- not capable; not able to
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  • After the car accident, his right arm was impaired and weaker.
    impaired- not of full ability or strength
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  • Fixing the bicycle tire shouldn't cost too much, as it is an inexpensive job.
    inexpensive- not expensive; cheap
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  • It is impolite to interrupt one another when we are speaking.
    impolite- not polite; rude
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  • It was irresponsible to leave the gate unlocked for the dog to run away.
    irresponsible- not responsible; careless
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  • As we examine social injustice, we look at what is not fair in society.
    injustice- not just; not fair
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  • The doctors were concerned when the patient's heartbeat became irregular.
    irregular- not regular; abnormal
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  • I started to work on my handwriting after my teachers complained that it was illegible.
    illegible-not able to be read; messy
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  • We need to read to very young children because they are still illiterate.
    illiterate- not literate; not able to read
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