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PREXIES IN, UN AND IM

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