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From the story (Part I and Part II), find 4 words that begin with the prefix ‘un-’ and write their opposites.

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From the story (Part I and Part II), find 4 words that begin with the prefix ‘un-’ and write their opposites.

  • ______ × ______
  • ______ × ______.
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Solution

  • Unenterprising x enterprising
  • unable x able
  • unhappy x happy
  • Uninteresting x interesting
  • unsympathetic x sympathetic
  • unexpected x expected.
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Chapter 4.2: The Storyteller - English Workshop [Page 90]

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Chapter 4.2 The Storyteller
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