English • Vocabulary
Word Roots - Latin Prefixes
basic Level
Formula
Common prefixes: un-, re-, pre-, dis-, mis-, over-, under-, de-, in-
Explanation
Understanding prefixes helps decode unknown words.
Example
Un+happy=unhappy, Re+do=redo, Pre+view=preview, Dis+agree=disagree
Quick Trick & Mnemonic
MNEMONIC: 'Prefix changes meaning at start' - Un/in = not, Re = again, Pre = before, Mis = wrong
Related Formulas
Grammar
Subject-Verb Agreement
Singular subject + singular verb. Plural subject + plural verb.
Grammar
Tense Usage - Past, Present, Future
Simple: base action. Continuous: -ing form. Perfect: have/has/had + past participle
Vocabulary
Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms = similar meaning. Antonyms = opposite meaning.