Spelling words with the prefixes meaning not
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I can spell a range of words with the prefixes un-, non-, dis-, mis-, in-, il-, im- and ir-.
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A prefix is a letter or group of letters at the start of a word which changes its meaning.
Adding a prefix does not alter the spelling of the root word.
There are many prefixes that can mean ‘not’, including un-, dis-, in-, il-, im- and ir-.
The prefix in- can also mean ‘in’ or ‘into’ and the prefix mis- usually means 'wrongly'.
How to spell the curriculum words: immediate, immediately and disappear.
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