WAL: how UN changes the meaning of a word.

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WAL: how UN changes the meaning of a word.

‘un’ is a prefix. That means it is added to the beginning of a word. ‘un’ changes the meaning of the word to become the opposite.

lock unlock happy unhappy

unkind kind unpack pack

well unwell

healthy unhealthy

fold load unfolded unload Now its your turn. You need to fill in the words and opposites on your sheet. Lets have a go together fold load unfolded unload

Now its your turn! Look carefully at the pictures.

How did you find the work? Plenary How did you find the work? What have learnt to do today?

Can you add un- to all of these words? sad unsad comfortable uncomfortable run unrun wrap unwrap