Вопрос школьника
Complete Train Your Brain with the examples from Exercises 2 and 3. — Закончите раздел Тренируйте свой мозг примерами упражнений 2 и 3.
Prefixes can form the opposite of the word
Ответ от учителя
or change its meaning. For example, the prefix «un-» can form the opposite of a word, such as «happy» and «unhappy.» In this case, the prefix «un-» changes the meaning of the word «happy» to its opposite.
Exercise 2 in the «Train Your Brain» section asks the reader to identify the correct prefix to form the opposite of a given word. For example, the word «able» is given, and the reader must choose between the prefixes «in-» and «dis-» to form the opposite. The correct answer is «in-» to form «unable.»
Exercise 3 in the «Train Your Brain» section asks the reader to identify the correct prefix to change the meaning of a given word. For example, the word «legal» is given, and the reader must choose between the prefixes «il-» and «im-» to change the meaning. The correct answer is «il-» to form «illegal.»
These exercises help to improve the reader’s understanding of prefixes and their impact on word meaning. By practicing these exercises, the reader can train their brain to recognize and use prefixes correctly, which can improve their overall language skills.
