1. Prefixes Created by: D.Baker©2010

2. What is a prefix? A prefix is added to a root word (sometimes called a base word) to change the meaning of the word. For example: kind is a root word and means nice and “un” is a prefix which means “not.” If I put the two together it becomes un + kind = unkind or “not nice”

3. Prefixes and their meanings un – not, reverse of dis – off, not, away, down pre – before mis – bad, poorly, not re - again, back

4. Click on the prefix that will make a word. ___ comfortable disunrepre

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7. ___agree disunmisre

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10. ___popular disunremis

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13. ___call disunrepre I remembered what I wanted to tell you!

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16. ___happy disunremis

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19. ___heat disunremis

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22. ___appear disunmispre

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25. ___cycle disreunpre

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28. ___school disremispre

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31. ___take disunmispre

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34. ___tidy unremispre

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37. ___turn disremispre

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