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The document discusses the prefix "un-". It begins by explaining that the prefix "un-" means "not" or the opposite of. It then provides examples of words that use the prefix "un-" and what they mean, such as "unable", "unhappy", and "untie". Finally, it asks the reader to identify root words in other "un-" words and brainstorm additional words using this prefix.
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- 6. What does the prefix ‘un’ mean? unhappy unlock unpack untie – not happy, sad – to release the lock of – to open and remove the contents of – to unfasten
- 7. What does the prefix ‘un’ mean? It means ‘not’ / the opposite of unable uncover undo unkind – not kind, harsh - to remove the covering from – to cancel the effect of – not able
- 8. Add the prefix ‘un’ to these words to make new ones… fit equal fair unequal unfair unfit
- 9. Can you identify the root words? unfold unable unbolt unblock unlike unknown unfasten