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Use Prefixes to form opposites. A prefix is placed at the beginning of a word. ‘ir’, ‘il’, ‘im’, ‘in’, ‘un’, ‘dis’ are the prefixes used to change the meaning of the root word to its opposite.

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Use Prefixes to form opposites. A prefix is placed at the beginning of a word.

‘ir’, ‘il’, ‘im’, ‘in’, ‘un’, ‘dis’ are the prefixes used to change the meaning of the root word to its opposite.

Add a suitable prefix to each of the words given below.

Discreet, legal, continue, regular, equal, usual, advantage, mobile, correct, pleasant, logical, relevant

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Solution

  1. discreet - indiscreet
  2. legal - illegal
  3. continue - discontinue
  4. regular - irregular
  5. equal - unequal
  6. usual - unusual
  7. advantage - disadvantage
  8. mobile - immobile
  9. correct - incorrect
  10. pleasant - unpleasant
  11. logical - illogical
  12. relevant - irrelevant
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Chapter 3: The Hum of Insects - Exercise [Page 28]

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CBSE English Literature Reader Class 12
Chapter 3 The Hum of Insects
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