Spelling words with the prefixes co-, pre-, pro- and sus-
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I can spell a range of words with the prefixes co-, pre-, pro- and sus-.
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A prefix is a letter or group of letters at the start of a word which changes its meaning.
The prefixes co-, com- and con- mean ‘together’ or ‘with’.
The prefix pre- means ‘before’ and pro- means ‘ahead’.
A hyphen can join a prefix to a base word to avoid ambiguity in meaning or spelling.
How to spell the curriculum words: complete, programme and develop.
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