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The document contains a list of prefixes and their meanings provided by student Salma Abdullah of Grade 6E. It includes prefixes such as "un-", "dis-", "im-", "in-", "ir-", "il-", "anti-", "auto-", "bi-", "ex-", "micro-", "mis-", "mono-", "multi-", "over-", "under-", "pre-", "pro-", "pseudo-", "re-", "semi-", and "sub-". The prefixes are grouped categorically and include examples of words they can be attached to in order to modify or reverse their meaning. The student hopes that reviewing these common prefixes will help with vocabulary.

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1. UNDO
2. UNDRESS
3. UNTIE
4. UNFAIR
5. UNFORTUNATELY
6. UNNNATURAL
7. UNFOLD
8. UNWRAP
9. UNBEND
10. UNVEIL
11. UNZIP
12. UNLOCK
13. UNLOAD
14. UNPACK

1. DISLIKE
2. DISQUALIFY
3. DISSIMILAR
4. DISCONNECT
5. DISCOURAGE
6. DISBELIEVE
7. DISAPPROVE
8. DISPROVE
9. DISDISAGREE
10. DISORGANISED
11. DISAPPEAR
12. DISLOYAL
13. DISOBEY
14. DISHONEST
15. DISSATISFY

1. IMMATURE
2. IMMORAL
3. IMMORTAL
4. IMPATIENT
5. IMPOLITE
6. IMPATIENT
7. IMPOSSIBLE

1. INEXPEIRIENCED
2. INEDIBLE
3. INCORRECT
4. INVISIBLE

1. IRREPLACABLE
2. IRREGULAR
3. IRRESPONSBLE

1. ANTIWAR
2. ANTISOCIAL
3. ANTIBIOTIC
4. ANTISEPTIC

1. AUTOGRAPH
2. AUTOBIOGRAPHY
3. AUTOPILOT

1. BICYCLE
2. BILATERAL
3. BIANNUAL
4. BILINGUAL

1. MICROBIOLOGY
2. MICROSCOPIC
3. MICROWAVE
4. MICROCHIP

1. MISTRANSLATE
2. MISUNDERSTAND
3. MISLEAD
4. MISSPELL

1. MONOGAMOUS
2. MONOLINGUAL
3. MONOLOGUE

1. MULTINATIONAL
2. MULTIMEDIA
3. MULTIPUPRPOSE

1. OVERSLEEP
2. OVERTIRED
3. OVEREAT
4. OVERDO

1. UNDERCOOKED
2. UNDERUSED
3. UNDERWORKD

1. Pseudo-scientific
2. Pseudo-intellectual

1. Repay
2. replace
3. Renew
4. Rewrite
5. Regain
6. rearrange

1. Semicircular
2. Semidetached
3. semifinal

1. Postwar
2. Postgraduate
3. Post impressionist

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PREFIXES

1. Made by: Salma Abdullah Grade: 6E

2. 1. UNDO 2. UNDRESS 3. UNTIE 4. UNFAIR 5. UNFORTUNATELY 6. UNNNATURAL 7. UNFOLD 8. UNWRAP 9. UNBEND 10. UNVEIL 11. UNZIP 12. UNLOCK 13. UNLOAD 14. UNPACK

3. 1. DISLIKE 2. DISQUALIFY 3. DISSIMILAR 4. DISCONNECT 5. DISCOURAGE 6. DISBELIEVE 7. DISAPPROVE 8. DISPROVE 9. DISDISAGREE 10. DISORGANISED 11. DISAPPEAR 12. DISLOYAL 13. DISOBEY 14. DISHONEST 15. DISSATISFY

4. 1. IMMATURE 2. IMMORAL 3. IMMORTAL 4. IMPATIENT 5. IMPOLITE 6. IMPATIENT 7. IMPOSSIBLE

5. 1. INEXPEIRIENCED 2. INEDIBLE 3. INCORRECT 4. INVISIBLE

6. 1. IRREPLACABLE 2. IRREGULAR 3. IRRESPONSBLE

7. 1. ILLEGAL 2. ILLETERATE 3. ILLEGIBLE

8. 1. ANTIWAR 2. ANTISOCIAL 3. ANTIBIOTIC 4. ANTISEPTIC

9. 1. AUTOGRAPH 2. AUTOBIOGRAPHY 3. AUTOPILOT

10. 1. BICYCLE 2. BILATERAL 3. BIANNUAL 4. BILINGUAL

11. 1. EXHALE 2. EXCOMMUNICATE 3. EXTRACT

12. 1. EX-WIFE 2. EX-BOSS 3. EX-SMOKER

13. 1. MICROBIOLOGY 2. MICROSCOPIC 3. MICROWAVE 4. MICROCHIP

14. 1. MISTRANSLATE 2. MISUNDERSTAND 3. MISLEAD 4. MISSPELL

15. 1. MONOGAMOUS 2. MONOLINGUAL 3. MONOLOGUE