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Prefixes

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  • Which two prefixes both mean "not"?
    un- and dis-
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  • Add the prefix "un-" or "dis-" to the word "trust." What is the new word?
    distrust
    untrust
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  • Make a new word with the opposite meaning using "kind." Which prefix do you use?
    Unkind (prefix: un-)
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  • Fill the blank:  Mary’s bedroom always looks ______." Use the correct prefix.
    distidy
    untidy
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  • Add either "un-" or "dis-" to "appear" and use it in a sentence.
    Disappear. (E.g. The rabbit will disappear if you don’t look closely)
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  • Add "re-" to the verb "visit" and use it in a sentence.
    Revisit. (E.g. The family revisited their favorite beach.)
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  • What does the prefix "pre-" mean?
    Before
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  • Form a word using "historic" and a prefix meaning "before."
    Prehistoric
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  • Change "code" using a prefix that means "remove or opposite." What is the word?
    Decode
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  • What does "refill" mean?
    To fill again
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  • Choose the correct word: “To make new plans should you use ‘prearrange’ or ‘rearrange’?”
    Rearrange
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  • Fill the blank: “You will need to ______ the oven before cooking the cake.” (Use a prefix word.)
    Preheat
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  • Tink of a word that begins with "un-" and use it in a sentence.
    Unhappy. e.g. He was unhappy with his test score
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  • Which prefix would you add to "book" to mean “change a booking again”?
    Re- (rebook)
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  • How does the prefix "de-" change the meaning of "frost"?
    It means to stop something being cold (defrost)
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  • What word means to take off clothes: undress or disdress?
    undress
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