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Prefixes – ‘un’ (Spelling Skills) http://www.primaryresources.co.uk

What do all these words have in common? unhappy unlock unpack untie unkind uncover undo unable

They all begin with the prefix ‘un’ unhappy unlock unpack untie unkind uncover undo unable

What does the prefix ‘un’ mean? unhappy – not happy, sad unlock – to release the lock of unpack – to open and remove the contents of untie – to unfasten

unkind uncover undo unable What does the prefix ‘un’ mean? – not kind, harsh uncover - to remove the covering from undo – to cancel the effect of unable – not able It means ‘not’ / the opposite of

Add the prefix ‘un’ to these words to make new ones… dress undress equal unequal fair unfair fit unfit

Can you identify the root words? unfold unblock unlike unable unknown unbolt unarmed unfasten

Can you identify the root words? unfold unblock unlike unable unknown unbolt unarmed unfasten

What other words can you think of that begin with the prefix ‘un’?

More words that begin with the prefix ‘un’ unlucky unload unreal unroll unscrew unpaid unlike

More words that begin with the prefix ‘un’ unhook unhealthy unfortunate unveil unusual untrue unidentified

More words that begin with the prefix ‘un’ unwilling unaware unbroken uncut unwise unbelievable unwrap uncommon

More words that begin with the prefix ‘un’ uncomfortable unfamiliar unfeeling unexpected unasked uncertain