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Understanding Negative Prefixes and Their Meanings

This lesson explores various negative prefixes such as "not," "non-," "un-," "il-," "ir-," "im-," and "in-." We delve into their significance in transforming the meanings of base words, creating terms like "illogical," "abnormal," and "unable." Students will learn how these prefixes are used to describe attributes that are contrary to what is typical or expected. The lesson also covers practical examples and definitions to illustrate concepts, enhancing vocabulary and comprehension. Join us in understanding how these prefixes alter meanings significantly!

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Understanding Negative Prefixes and Their Meanings

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  1. Lesson 18 Just Not

  2. not a, an il, ir im, in non

  3. anonymous without a name or an unknown name

  4. atypical not typical, abnormal

  5. illiterate unable to read or write

  6. illogical not logical, unsound

  7. improbable unlikely to happen

  8. inanimate dead; not living

  9. inclement stormy; not kind or nice

  10. irrepressible not able to be kept under control

  11. nonentity a person or thing that is of little importance

  12. nonsensical not making sense

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